Paul's Movie-A-Day challenge rolls on with Sunshine Superman, a documentary about Carl Boenish, the father of BASE jumping.

More documentary goodness in Paul's Movie-A-Day challenge, this time a sports doc about Ryan Giggs, Manchester United legend.

Chuck Norris. Communism. Bad 80's movie? No! This is a documentary about the effect of illegal copies of American film smuggled into 1980's Romania. Chuck Norris vs. Communism can be found on Netflix.

Dystopian near-future film? Paul's on it. Every time. Today he checks out Young Ones, a 2014 film starring Michael Shannon, Elle Fanning, Kodi Smit-McPhee, and Nicholas Hoult.

On this very special episode of The Screen Watchers Guild, Paul & Cody go over the Summer movie season in depth.

00:00:00 Intro00:03:03 May Films00:19:57 June Films00:45:10 July Films01:12:29 August Films01:29:12 Closing Thoughts

Today we look at the latest in Disney's live-action remakes, The Jungle Book. Directed by Jon Favreau and featuring an all-star voice cast, The Jungle Book is a financial and critical success, but does it live up to the hype?

00:00:00 Intro00:01:29 Film Discussion00:28:58 Final Rating00:32:34 Film Recommendations00:35:48 Spoiler Talk

It's rockumentary time on Paul's Movie-A-Day as he watches The Other One, The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir. Bob Weir co-founded the Grateful Dead with Jerry Garcia and this documentary looks at the band through his eyes.

Did you know Kurt Russell's dad had a minor league baseball team? This documentary, The Battered Bastards of Baseball, chronicles the short lived Portland Mavericks.

The Wrecking Crew was a group of studio musicians who were featured on some of the most iconic albums and songs in the history of music. This documentary explores how it all began and the music they worked on throughout the years.

Today Paul watches The Sheik, a documentary about the professional wrestling Iron Sheik. The film chronicles his rise to fame not only in wrestling, but on the internet later in life.