Mark and Andrew investigate the early days of the Marvel Cinematic Universe through 1996's "Generation X." This movie dared to say, "We saw 'Batman Forever' and we want in on that sweet, sweet comic book cash." Come and enjoy a cast of weird, creepy and dopey teens, a villain who can make people fart on command and zero Stan Lee cameos. All of the hallmarks that has made Marvel a household name. Listen in, how about?

Andrew and Mark hop into the driver's cockpit and get ready to get baffled in this week's episode. Famous race car driver Leonard Nimoy has ESP, a mystery to solve and the need for speed! Come along for the ride, as TV Movie Night looks at this failed TV pilot turned made-for-tv movie, "Baffled!"

Andrew and Mark are off to see the Wizard about the lack of a brain, but the scarecrow they find is a bit more cutthroat than they remember. Starring Charles Durning, CBS' "Dark Night of the Scarecrow" rounds out this month's horror made-for-tv movies. Does it do the "crazy scarecrow" genre justice or should it be put out to pasture? Tune in and find out.

Mark and Andrew are throwing the best Halloween party. Did you get your invite yet? It's not too far away. Just in a little place called HELL. Also, we have to be out by 11 pm, because the space is rented for something else that night. If you can't make it, why not check out ABC's Invitation to Hell, starring a face-melting Susan Lucci and a million dollar space suit. At least RSVP, just not to be rude.

Andrew and Mark listen to the children of the night, as they raid the CBS crypt and find "Dan Curtis' Dracula." Come and join us as we find out how the Nixon administration, soap operas, Jack Palance and Crockpots all come together to bring the horror icon to life.

It's the start of the scariest October ever, told all through TV movies. Mark and Andrew first tackle the scariest damn alien invasion we've ever seen. Scream in terror at awkward pop culture references, shudder at slow pacing and recoil with the knowledge that ALF might return sometime next year. It's ABC's Project: ALF on TV Movie Night!

Originally recorded on May 2, 2016. Re-uploaded here. FX takes a look at the 1997 North Hollywood shootout. And Mark and Andrew take a look at their look. Also, spoiler, it takes longer than 44 minutes.

Recorded on March 21, 2016. Re-uploaded here. Swamp people get all deadly in their whispers, and Tony Danza tries out his "Streetcar Named Desire" accent. It's a win-win.

Originally recorded on July 18, 2016. Re-uploaded here. Mark and Andrew find out about the 80s in a nutshell: cocaine, the breakdown of the nuclear family and white collar crimes. But, mainly cocaine.

Originally recorded Feb. 21, 2016. Re-uploaded here. Andrew and Mark strap in for the craziest meteor-infused metallic killing machine we've ever seen. It's KILLDOZER.