After checking out the pilot a couple weeks back, The Watch-men return to American Gods for a review of the entire first season. How do the other episodes stack up to the promising first one? Click above to see what Sam, Matt, and Joyce have to say about American Gods season one!

Tom Cruise’s The Mummy – Universal Studios’ first (and maybe last) film in their newly minted “Dark Universe” monster movie franchise – was announced dead on arrival by pretty much everyone. So, Matt, Sam, and Joyce decided to revisit Brendan Fraser’s 1999 version instead!

Join Matt, Sam, and Joyce as they wander into a treacherous no man’s land of Greek gods, Gal Gadot, lassos of truth, and feminist side discussions in the Watch-men’s "female and male only" review of Wonder Woman.

New gods battle the old as the Watch-men clash in their review of Starz’s new fantasy series American Gods. Since none of Sam, Matt, or Joyce have read the Neil Gaiman novel it’s based on, the pilot will have to sell them on whether to worship American Gods or leave it behind.

On this episode, Sam investigates a distress signal of unknown origins, only to discover Ridley Scott’s divisive Alien prequel/Prometheus sequel thingy Alien: Covenant (Synthetics and Xenomorphs and Neomorphs, oh my!). Meanwhile, Matt locks and stocks his two smoking… Excaliburs (?!) as he reviews Guy Ritchie’s cockney King Arthur movie.

On this episode of The Watch-men podcast, Matt, Sam and Joyce discuss a monster movie unlike most. The Anne Hathaway starring Colossal pits self-control against dangerous drinking habits but also giant Kaiju against rampaging robot. Does the unique movie mashup work or end in colossal disappointment? Listen above to find out!

The Guardians of the Galaxy dance their way back into theatres. Can vol. 2 live up to the awesomeness of the first? Is there room for heartfelt father-son moments in a movie otherwise loaded with action? And can anyone resist the cuteness that is baby Groot? Find out in this episode of the Watch-men podcast!

Our resident comic book expert Reg joins the show to chat about the upcoming marvel movies. We make some Guardians of the Galaxy predictions, ponder over a new iteration of our favourite webslinger in Spider-man: Homecoming and learn about all the crazy stuff going on in Thor: Ragnarok.

After producing a few of The Watch-men’s favourite shows in Daredevil and Jessica Jones, Netflix and Marvel hit a rare miss with Iron Fist. Matt, Sam, and Joyce take a look at episode one of this kung fu and boardroom superhero drama and offer a fistfull of thoughts on where the show went right and wrong. (Hint: It’s probably when they decided to add plenty of boardroom drama to a show about kung fu).

While students furiously write exams, the Watch-men indulge in two mind numbing action flicks in another double header episode. First, Sam takes a look at The Fate of the Furious, the latest installment in a franchise which inexplicably turned a Vin Diesel movie about street racing into a billion dollar, eight film series where cars crash into a nuclear submarine. Then Matt decides if Elizabeth Banks' bonkers performance as Rita Rupulsa can elevate the new Power Rangers to be more than a fancy Krispy Kreme ad.