We provide a spoiler-free review of the latest Amblin Entertainment vehicle: "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" for you... and we had such fun at the movies. We also discuss the Movie of the Week, a Netflix film entitled "Tau" with Gary Oldman as a spooky artificial intelligence voice.

We just finished watching Legion season 2 and we are completely blown away by it. Tune in as we talk about the series in a spoiler-free manner and try to convince you to watch it. We also talk about the crap-storm that is the Transformers franchise.

On this episode we discuss whether or not there is any credence to video game violence being responsible for real-world violence. We also discuss the movie of the week: "Dead Birds"

If you haven't seen "Upgrade", the newest science fiction film from the creators of "Saw", you need to. It's pretty great! We talk about why it's so great on this episode. Also, we discuss the movie of the week, a film starring Bill & Ted, "Freaked". (Even though Keanu Reeves isn't credited.

We provide a spoiler-free review of "Solo: A Star Wars Story" and that sends us down the rabbit hole about Star Wars movies in general. We also review the movie of the week, the most depressing vehicle for Arnold ever: "Aftermath".

In this episode we first honor our Veterans on Memorial Day, but we also mourn the demise of some of our favorite TV shows which were cancelled. The movie of the week is: "Batman Ninja".

In this episode we provide a spoiler-free review of "Deadpool 2" and then we discuss the movie of the week: HBO's "Fahrenheit 451". We spend a little extra time on the movie of the week because we really believe that the film should have been a miniseries. Tune in to find out why.

Richard is so tired of video game companies releasing games only to bait-and-switch us with game content you have to purchase after buying the game. Also Loot Boxes. Check out this episode for a rant on these topics. Also...Movie of the Week is "Demon Hole".

We saw "Avengers: Infinity War" but we know that some of you probably haven't seen it and some of you have. We decided to offer the best of both worlds so we will offer a spoiler-free review complete with a box office breakdown because this thing has broken some HUGE records. We then offer our Movie of the Week: "Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay" followed by our spoilery review where we discuss several aspects of the film and what they might mean.

In this episode we review the Netflix series treatment of "Lost In Space", where Dr. Smith is not the Dr. Smith you are used to. We also tell you about a horrific waste of celluloid called "2307: Winter Dreams".