This guy must favor the podcast now, because twice in one week have I convinced him to join me for a topic at hand... Once he told me he had FINALLY saw MK 2021, I asked if he wanted to talk about it and he agreed. What we didn't agree on, which we never do since it just happens, it veering off course and talking about other things in the process in the most humorous way we know how to. I hope you all are entertained by this back and forth recap and then some. Enjoy, people.

Ever since Fast Five, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has proved himself as a formidable force as the character of Luke Hobbe in this series... He's carried this torch for five films, including Hobbs & Shaw, and has won fans over as a favorite. But as we know, titans clash with egos, and Vin Diesel had his fair share of issues and words with this guy. But instead of trucking through it all, The Rock has chosen to exit the series, and it's starting to sink in for me. Here's how I feel about the entire ordeal, and the series going forward without our beloved lawman. Enjoy, people.

Don't. Say. His. Name... You know what name I'm talking about, so don't even say it in your head like some of you just did after reading this. Enjoy, people.

When I say this movie made me want to learn Capoeira, I am in no way joking... I spent so many childhood moments watching this on HBO and doing flips, cartwheels, tumbles, you name it. I probably had my fair share of mishaps doing so as well. But nonetheless, Mark Dacascos is an underrated actor and martial artist, and here he leads a pack of typical 90s bad asses who are actually very likable as this movie goes along. There's tons of fun to be had here, and this still holds up pretty well for me with the fight sequences. Enjoy, y'all.

By now, I'm sure you all know how I feel about Night Of The Living Dead 1968... For the uninitiated, it's the greatest film ever made and solely responsible for me finding my calling as a writer. That being said, I couldn't miss this trailer. Enjoy, folks.

So while I had zero intentions on doing this anytime soon, M.Rite convinced me to throw this on and let it rip... This is what happens when I let company choose the flick for commentary. But we actually had a great time with this, being as though we grew up with it and other darker superhero movies. While Darkman may need a remake and doesn't get the credit it deserves overall, we still appreciate what Sam Raimi brought to the table in this genre. There's action, there's comedy, and there's horror. So what's not to love to this day? Enjoy, people.

Well, this caught me completely off guard... Not that I'm not excited to see this remake of the classic and underrated gem, but there hasn't been too much buzz about it recently. Nonetheless I'm still curious to see how brutal this Japanese version will be in comparison to the original. Enjoy, folks.

This will be harder to get through than the last three for sure... I'm not sure what Paul W. S. Anderson was thinking when he jumped back into the driver's seat of this series, but he went off the tracks. Y'all will see. Enjoy, people.

As someone who doesn't hate the original Suicide Squad movie, I was 100% against this idea... However, I've made a major turnaround with this flick and am open to a Marvel Informant like James Gunn touching a DC property and possibly making it golden in the process. We shall see. Enjoy, y'all.

Safe to say that this series is and has been top 5 for me for damn good reason... And I need production to start again sooner than later. Whether it's Trig's growth as a man, Douda's tyranny as a gangster in a suit, Kevin's weight of emotional situations he finds himself in... It all seems to work well for me. Enjoy, people.