This episode we take a look at a biopic of someone who just recently exploded onto the American stage.  It is a story that takes place in two different times; one when he is an adolescent and when he is in college.  The movie is not an easy watch as it deals with family drama and addiction, but seeing where he started and how far he got is nothing short of impressive. 

This episode we take a look at a new franchise that started in the '90s and went on a bit of a hiatus before they decided to revisit it a few years ago.  This is an action comedy that helped propel one of the actors into superstardom.  It also has a solid supporting staff.  This is the most grounded in the franchise while the rest go super over the top.

This episode we take a look at a movie that came out this year and may be a glimpse into the future.  While there are flaws in the film, it paints a very bleak picture of what could happen if these end up going a certain way.  The movie may have been a bit overhyped, but overall it was a well made film, even if it is a bit of a downer.

This episode we take a look at a film that is unique in the sense that is an anthology film, with the the actors playing in each individual story.  It follows suit of the directors other films in that it is quite different than anyone else working, and he likes working with the same actors.  The movie was a bit shocking on first look because the marketing didn't exactly let you know what to expect, which was probably by design.

This episode we took a look at a film that dropped directly on streaming and is the fourth entry in the franchise.  This comes 30 years after the third one was released, and if we are being honest, the world would have been better off had it never seen the light of day.  The first two movies are iconic 80's films, and while this current film doesn't quite reach the heights of those, it is exactly what it is supposed to be; a fun film with characters you recognize.

This episode we take a look at a Netflix original romantic comedy that hits just about every trope the genre has.  You already know every beat of the film before it happens and few movies are as cookie cutter as this.  It does have some actors and actresses that haven't been seen in awhile, but this will not be a springboard to a career bounce back.

Awhile back we went back to the theatre and did another double feature.  One is the latest entry into a pretty successful franchise that started back in the 1990's.  Many of the original characters have returned, while some new actors have been added to the mix.  Overall, it was a solid entry into the franchise.  The second film we saw is quite a bit different; not a bombastic action comedy,  but a character driven drama movie.  Not a whole lot of action happens, but the character arcs and acting are both excellent.  Both movies are recommended.

This episode we take a look at a film that recently dropped on Hulu and it is a prequel to one of the '70s horror classics.  This movie takes a unique route, instead of going the early 2000s route of just remaking all the classics, this one goes the other way and adds to the story by making it a prequel. It also has a unique take on the birth of the antichrist which we found to be a unique way of approaching the subject.

This episode we discuss a Netflix original movie that is family oriented.  They were able to bring in some pretty big stars, one who hasn't hit her peak yet at this point.  The movie is kind of silly but perfectly suited for a family movie night.

Holy hell if a title of an episode ever made more sense.  We discuss a movie that should never had been made in the first place, but it is worse than it looked like on paper.  Everything from directing, acting, story, cinematography, special effects are absolutely abysmal.  This film is certainly in the running for the worst comic book movie of all time, and that is saying something.