Come and join us on set with our Digital Backlot Movie block starting with 2004’s Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. ROBOTS ATTACK NEW YORK! SCIENTISTS DISAPPEARING! IT’S UP TO SKY CAPTAIN TO SAVE THE DAY BEFORE CATASTROPHE DESTROYS THE WORLD!

Today we are going a little more casual discussing video games that we’ve recently played, are playing, and look forward to play. From Jacob’s video game fatigue after getting the platinum trophy on Elden Ring to Tommy’s excitement for upcoming games on the Unreal 5 engine and much more in between.

Let’s take a road trip to Encino for a recording session as we finish off our Real Bands Make Real Movies block with this year's Studio 666. The Foo Fighters are on a deadline to record their 10th album. Deciding to rent a house for a month they discover it has a dark and possessed past. As they attempt to finish the album a demonic presence begins to take over and the band must fight these forces of evil.

Grab your guitars and come jam out with us as we continue our Real Bands Make Real Movies block with 2006’s Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny. Young JB and KG are a couple of stoner musicians who believe they are destined to be rock stars. In order to write a masterpiece they embark on a journey to obtain the pick of destiny, and find a way to pay their rent.

Hang on to your knickers and join us for our Real Bands Make Real Movies block, starting off with 1997/98’s Spice World. Follow the Spice Girls as they tour across the UK to make it in time for their live world wide concert. Coming across problems with the tabloids, their manager, and their own goofiness will the Girls make the concert in time or let down their adoring fans.

Make some memories with us today as we finish up our neo-noir block with 1998’s Dark City. John Murdoch awakens with amnesia in a strange place. While he searches for his identity he is being hunted by a group of men with strange abilities. Although, he finds himself in a more convoluted situation that questions what a person’s identity truly is.

Today we begin our Neo-noir block starting off with 2007’s re-release of Blade Runner. Ex-police officer Rick Deckard is pulled out of retirement to hunt down and execute a group of replicants that have gone rogue. Join us as we discuss themes of identity and humanity that are brought up throughout the film.

Well how do you like that? Let’s all join hands and sing a song as we continue our dark comedy block with 2002’s Death to Smoochy. After corrupt children's show host Rainbow Randolph gets arrested for misconduct the KidsNet network scrambles to find a new host in the morally grounded mascot Smoochy, created by Sheldon Mopes. Corporate greed and corruption runs rampant as Sheldon attempts to keep his ethics and a vision for a better world whilst rising to stardom in this world of children's television.

Come join us as we fall into the world of dark comedy with 1998’s Very Bad Things. Kyle Fish is going to Vegas with his boy’s for his bachelor party. After his friend Michael has a major accident with a stripper, Kyle and the boy’s find themselves in a downward spiral of questionable choices leading up to the day of his wedding.

Here is our final movie in the post-apocalyptic/dystopian future action block with 2014’s Edge of Tomorrow. Media Officer William Cage is forced onto the front lines during an alien invasion only to die and then wake up reliving the same day. After he encounters Sergeant Rita Vrataski on the battlefield in one of his loops she tells him to find her when he wakes up. She too had been stuck in a loop and now needs him to help her stop the assault on our world.