Don Hertzfeldt of Rejected fame has crafted a weird, dark, and wonderful sci-fi trilogy under the World of Tomorrow banner, and we bask in the glory of his work. Seriously, go find these.

Panelists: Eric, Jack

We do our part for the war effort by putting ourselves on the front line of Captain America, a 1990s time capsule that might have been better off staying in the ice.

Panelists: Jimmy, David

We make a great contribution to Society with our analysis of the film of the same name. Not for the faint of heart, this horror movie is recommended for fans of practical effects, feeling physically ill, and shuntings.

Panelists: Dusty, David

For our 50th episode, we look at the criminally underseen Bill Murray classic Quick Change, discussing its standout moments, relaying New York stories, and building a simmering hatred for the movie Ghost.

Panelists: Eric, Steve, Fabs

We watch the cinematic messterpeiece The Avengers featuring a scenery-chomping Sean Connery. Recommended for fans of studio interference, robobees, tea, and 100% accurate science.

Panelists: Jack, Jimmy, Nathan

The little-seen mockumentary Drop Dead Gorgeous is a dark, and bubbly, delight, satirizing beauty pageants, small-town America, and religion. It's also a nice antidote to an overly patriotic weekend.

Panelists: Catie, Jess, Dusty

In honor of July 4th we are looking at the unheralded comedy classic Porkin' Across America, a dark web series from The Onion. So strap on a bib, mix up a big bowl of pork salad, and pour some pig's blood to wash it down - we're porkin'!

Panelists: Eric, Steve, Chris

The dark sci-fi/fantasy film The Incident focuses on two sets of characters caught in what I'm calling a "space loop," and one which leads to some disastrous results. Our resident horror expert David was highly disturbed - a feat we're quite proud of!

Panelists: David, Eric

A county coroner and his son uncover a bevy of mysteries in The Autopsy of Jane Doe, a tight, lean horror-thriller that upends a lot of standard tropes.

Panelists: Jack, Izzy, Jason

We take a warp whistle to the famous flop Super Mario Bros., the movie that effectively killed video game adaptations for years. Recommended for fans of fungus, Blade Runner (?), and gangster chimps.

Panelists: Steve, Fabs, Ryan