2007. We were blessed with some comedy staples. Superbad, Knocked Up, Spider-Man 3 (thats a comedy right?)

But what happened to Hot Rod? Was Rod Kimble's quest to raise 50k for his stepfather's heart transplant by completing ridiculous stunts not good enough? Was a cast of The Lonely Island, Bill Hader, Danny McBride, Will Arnett, Ian McShane and Isla Fisher not good enough?!

WHAT MORE DID YOU WANT PEOPLE OF 2007?!

Harness the power of the bottlenose dolphin check out episode 18! Cool beans?

Temple of Doom is the black sheep of the Indiana Jones franchise. It's dark, terrifying and actually kind of gross at points. 

But is Temple of Doom the worst in the original trilogy or is it just misunderstood?

It also doesn't help that Spielberg himself thinks that Temple of Doom is the worst in the franchise. Yes, even including Crystal Skull.

Join us as we talk Temple of Doom, bugs and somehow Fear Factor in episode 17!

The following movies made more money than Hot Tub Time Machine in 2010: 

Grown Ups

Knight and Day

Little Fockers

The Bounty Hunter

Due Date

Date Night

Dinner for Schmucks

Get Him to the Greek

The Other Guys

Yo, 2010, you alright?

Grab your Chernobly because its time to chase our Great White Buffalo and head back to Kodiak Valley in 1986.

Ack, Ack Ack!!!

That was Martian for: "Mars Attacks! wasnt a perfect movie but its a fun homage to 50s Sci-Fi B movies and has a killer cast to go along with it. In fact, being sandwiched between Independence Day and Men In Black, probably didn't help its legacy. Also, Tim Burton is overrated"

Our Martian is a little rusty, but that translation is probably accurate, especially that last part.

We're talking aliens, Tim Burton and everything that is ridiculous about Mars Attacks! in todays episode!

Of all the cinematic universes, the SCCU (Santa Clause Cinematic Universe) is one the more complex and enigmatic universes out there. 

The Santa Clause (1996) introduced us to Scott Calvin and his journey to become Santa Claus after murdering him. 

The Santa Claus 2, showed us that Santa can blackmail a woman to marry him and elves apparently are active participants in american football.

Following a Christmas classic is never easy, but this movie is fun and ridiculous, so join us as we break it down!

'Tis the season to watch predictable couples make stupid choices and ultimately end up together, what's not to love? Throw in 4 A-listers and you got yourself 2 hours of pure cheesy goodness.

The Holiday has it all, but when it comes to Christmas, we think The Holiday lives in the shadow of another romantic comedy titan.

Ali vs Foreman, Tyson vs Holyfield, Rocky vs Apollo.

Love Actually vs The Holiday

*ding ding*

Tremors is a movie that has it all. 

- Kevin Bacon

- Kevin Bacon's Hair

- a unique monster called a "graboid"

- the word "motherhumper"

- Reba McEntire with dual wielding pistols

5 sequels, a failed series and a failed reboot. A lot has happened since Val and Earl saved us from the graboids. Join us as we re-visit the town of Perfection and talk about why Tremors is underrated gold.

Hey Syfy, you up?

You are not special. You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake.

Fight Club has become one of the most beloved and influential movies of all time. You know if people are starting real underground fight clubs, you made a pretty big impact on society.

Even though this film will go down as one of the best of all time, it certainly didn't start out like that in 1999. 

Join us as we talk best scenes, which celebrities we would fight and why audiences of 1999 just didn't care to see this now film staple.

The Iron Giant could easily be the mascot for this podcast.

I mean, if Baby Geniuses can make more money domestically... you know you are unlucky. 

Despite its major financial failure, The Iron Giant is critically praised and has gathered a strong cult following, so what exactly happened? Was it a victim of poor timing? Was the movie too smart for its own good? 

We answer these questions and so much more!

p.s. Baby Geniuses has a 2% on Rotten Tomatoes, CMON PEOPLE IN 1999.

Let's be honest, is there anything Rocky can't do? I mean the guy single-handedly ended the Cold War.

We are celebrating the release of Creed II this week the only way we know how, by looking at what we feel is the most forgotten movie in the RCU (Rocky Cinematic Universe). 

Rocky Balboa is chalk full of some of the things we love about the franchise. Cool montages, great music, ridiculous Rocky motivational speeches, so why do we tend to forget Rocky VI was even made?