Clearly, this movie should have gone back into the shadows, am I right? Find out why pizza falling onto the ground of Madison Square Garden would only be the second biggest disaster to happen in that building and how Laura Linney spent the money she made from this film. Mercifully, our run with this franchise is over.

Sylvester Stallone IS THE LAW in this movie based off the hit comic. This is the one that did not become a cult hit. The is the Stallone future cop with no Wesley Snipes. Probably would have made a huge difference based on how it turned out. Listen to how everyone claimed a paycheck for this mediocre superhero film.

This time it's a full reboot as Michael Bay and his producing team dream up a world where the turtles are roided up monsters and April O'Neil is a sex object being gaslit by everyone around here. Oh, and there's white washing and cultural appropriation happening too. Listen to Jerome and Brian get broken by this franchise.

The turtles are back on the big screen in animated form, and this is sort of a sequel to the previous movies? Jerome and Brian break down a frustrating film that had so much potential but ultimately did not seem to go anywhere. Find out how a film with Laurence Fishburne, Chris Evans, and Patrick Stewart can somehow be boring.

It's Zack Snyder's first foray into the superhero genre, and I guess this was his best movie? This is one way to get excited for the upcoming television series as Jerome and Brian break down a faithful adaptation that somehow misses the subtext of what Alan Moore was trying to say.

Sometimes, movies are bad, and there's a lot to discuss. Then there's the third turtle movie, which even eight-year-old Jerome knew was bad.

It's Jerome and Brian's one chance to discuss Vanilla Ice. There's really not a lot of meat on this bone as the turtles are turned down and Kevin Nash plays a prominent role. Amazingly, this is a movie that the duo has probably seen more than a lot of other movies on this list.

Jerome and Brian are finally shifting away from Batman and moving into the underground...literally. They explore the first TMNT made nearly 30 years on a shoestring budget and the resources of the legendary Jim Henson. This movie is far better than it should be and far better than you remember. Listen to this podcast or risk two bucks off your next pizza delivery.

It's the only 2018 superhero movie Jerome and Brian haven't covered at all. This week, they explore more DC meta commentary as Robin stars in a movie about him not getting to be in his own movie. The other Teen Titans are...there. Explore the fun and madness of a movie where the plot doesn't matter, but there are enough gags to keep things entertaining.

"Phase One" of the DECU ends with a whimper as the Justice League comes together to stop a bunch of a CGI creations in an orange Russian city. Jerome and Brian discuss the silver linings of a film that at least doesn't have Batman branding people and Superman snapping people's necks.