Today we visit a decimated London as we continue our post-apocalyptic/dystopian future action block with 2002’s Reign of Fire. Set in 2020 (hehehe), the world has been overtaken by dragons and humanity is on the brink of extinction. Quinn attempts to keep his people safe, but when American dragon hunter Van Zan shows up with his army their worlds collide. They must find a way to work together in this burnt world in order to survive.

Today we continue our Post-Apocalyptic/Dystopian Future Action Block with Mad Max: Fury Road! Max finds himself captured by a group of War Boys and forced to be a blood donor. After being dragged into the war zone for chrome glory he manages to survive a car crash only to find himself in aid for a group of runaways and on a mission for survival.

Today we begin our Dystopian Future Action Block! Starting with 2013’s Snowpiercer! The Earth has become a desolate and frozen wasteland where the remaining survivors live in a futuristic train that travels the face of the planet. Led by Curtis (Chris Evans) he hopes to topple the status quo and bring his people living in squalor to the front of the train in hopes of a new and better life.

Today we discuss a multitude of topics spanning off a discussion focused around the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, what we have enjoyed recently from the MCU, some superhero fatigue, and some utterly random s**t that we find interesting.

Do you ever dream about something from your childhood being remade today with our awesome new technologies? Well, so do we! Join us today for our Dream Reboots Part 2, where we discuss older properties that we feel deserve some tender love and care.

I think there’s a rhino out here! Today we review 1996’s James and the Giant Peach. A young boy is sent on a perilous journey with some magical insects to escape his cruel aunts and arrive in the Big Apple.

Let imagination light your way and join us today for our review of 1994’s The Pagemaster. Our young protagonist, Richard, is a very cautious boy. To the point he doesn’t know how to have fun. However, after fleeing into a library from a storm he finds himself on a magical journey. With the aid of his new animated friends he’ll have to face his fears and find his bravery.

Today we are reviewing 2007’s Zodiac. Following the individuals researching and attempting to solve the case of the notorious Zodiac Killer, who terrorized California for many years with cryptic and terrifying letters about murders and assaults they committed.

Today we go little crazy while reviewing 2012’s Seven Psychopaths. About how a screenplay writer and his dognapping friend are pursued by a maniac crime boss as they attempt to finish his work. Little do they know, the psychopaths are all around them.

Today we go into isolation in the Antarctic with a review of John Carpenter’s The Thing. After a group of scientists make the discovery of a lifetime they are soon met with the horror of a strange lifeform assimilating them one by one, causing paranoia and distrust amongst the crew. Who can be trusted? Who has already become…the thing?