Harley Quinn has been a solid show for three different streaming services. Jerome and Brian decide to explore one of the most important episodes of the series as the creators explore the core moment of Bruce Wayne's life, the murder of his parents. While it has become borderline self-parody at this point, this show decides to take it seriously.

Jerome and Brian take out their vengeance on all of the DC movies this decade by reviewing one of the two good ones. Is this indeed the fifth Batman worthy enough for the Pantheon? Also, why has 1995 been so influential on this character?

Jerome swore they would never discuss this movie in full, but with the end of the Superhero Pantheon in sight, consider this a gift to Brian.

Can this movie overcome all odds and make it into the Pantheon? Has Jerome joined the Snyderverse?

It's the grand finale of Creature Feature month and what better way to end than with a Godzilla movie! Jerome is not the biggest Godzilla fan and Brian could probably teach a class on it.

Many people have talked about Shin Godzilla since it came out in 2016 and is very different than the tone of the Monsterverse. The editing is fantastic and the dialogue sounds like an Aaron Sorkin movie. This is really a Godzilla movie!?

It's time for a Creature that neither Brian or Jerome had seen. We talked about Stephen Sommers earlier in the year when discussing The Mummy, but before that he directed a lesser known monster movie that has a killer cast.

Shades of Jaws, mixed with Predator with a little hint of Tremors, and you get Deep Rising. Does the 1998 CGI hold up? Well, at least the script does.

Brian has seen this movie probably 50 times. Jerome has not. Did Jerome miss out on an underrated cult classic from 1990 or is Brian completely out to lunch and loves a movie that is total trash?

At the time Kevin Bacon regretted taking the role despite the fun he had making it, however the cult status of the film has led him to change his view and now sees it as his favorite movie that he's made. Will Brian and Jerome agree? This may make or break Creature Feature month.

Brian has been trying to get Jerome to watch Creature Feature movies for years now. He almost got a whole month dedicated to Godzilla but they both settled on Creature Feature month instead. However, Brian has picked some movies that somewhat go beyond the B-Movie tone and are a little something more than the usual "monster movie".

First up is Alligator from 1980 which stars Robert Forster of all people. It plays more like a cop drama and that's probably why it stands out all these years later. You'll soon find out why Quintin Tarantino cast Forster in Jackie Brown because of this movie.

Jerome and Brian have decided to bring back here at the end of August to discuss a personal favorite, 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home.

They go through the usual categories and what this movie meant for the actors, the MCU, and society at-large given the box office in a COVID world.

Find out whether they finally take advantage of their power and take some responsibility to put a live Spider-man movie into the Superhero Pantheon. 

In the month of August, Jerome and Brian are going to be ranking some of their favorite franchises. This week, Jerome and Brian have accepted their mission to rank the Mission Impossible movies.

Brian's Rankings

1. Mission Impossible: Fallout

2. Mission Impossible III

3. Mission Impossible

4. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

5. Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One

6. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation

7. Mission Impossible II

Jerome's Rankings:

1. Mission Impossible: Fallout

2. Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

3. Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation

4. Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One

5. Mission Impossible III

6. Mission Impossible

7. Mission Impossible II

In the month of August, Jerome and Brian are going to be ranking some of their favorite franchises. This week, it's time to engage and make it so with Star Trek, the movies!

Brian's Rankings:

1. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

2: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

3. Star Trek (2009)

4. Star Trek: First Contact

5. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

6. Star Trek Into Darkness

7. Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

8. Star Trek Beyond

9. Star Trek: The Motion Picture

10. Star Trek: Generations

11. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

12. Star Trek: Insurrection

13. Star Trek: Nemesis

Jerome's Rankings:

1. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

2. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

3. Star Trek: First Contact

4. Star Trek (2009)

5. Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

6. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

7. Star Trek Beyond

8. Star Trek Generations

9. Star Trek: Insurrection

10. Star Trek Into Darkness

11. Star Trek: The Motion Picture

12. Star Trek: Nemesis

13. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier