We take a look at Show Pieces and The Show, Alan Moore's first efforts in the film world, letting the long-time comics writer and necromancer cast his spell over us.

Panelists: Eric, David

We suffer through the gulag that is A Talking Cat!?! and barely make it out to the other side. Let it be known we all raised our hands in the air Shawshank-style in the end, truly having a newfound appreciation for life.

Panelists: Jack, Dusty, Matt

It's Lovecraft meets Chandler in Cast a Deadly Spell, a hardboiled fantasy from HBO, and the crew takes a look at the effects, dialogue, cast, and more.

Panelists: David, Jack, Eric

For this episode, we investigate some "roots" of the original Terminator, along with a variety of other "inspirations" for the works of James Cameron, including two Harlan Ellison penned Outer Limits episodes. There is nothing wrong with your streaming platform.

Panelists: Jason, Steve, Eric

The western-horror film Bone Tomahawk is next up for the crew, and we spend our time alternating between being pleasantly amused and utterly horrified.

Panelists: Jimmy, Nathan, Fabs

For the 45th anniversary of the original Star Wars, we look at the notorious Holiday Special, testing the limits of our love for the franchise. Happy Life Day.

Panelists: Jack, Steve, Aubrie

The crew looks at I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore, the black comedy crime thriller that delivers a lot of surprises.

Panelists: Jess, Matt, Tim, Dusty

Our panel of comics fans blasts off into The Rocketeer, the Disney-backed '90s comic book film vying for the Indiana Jones audience. Along the way we discover the two things constantly on a loop in Nate's brain.

Panelists: David, Nate

For our 75th episode, corresponding with the 110th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, we tackle our first double feature with two terrible animated films of questionable taste. Strap tight for this one, 'cause it's party time.

Panelists: Jack, Eric, Steve

In our second annual April Fools' Day Switcheroo, we look at the stunning and Oscar-winning musical Cabaret, touching on its differences from the stage version, basement Nazi paraphernalia, and my invulnerability to Guernica.

Panelists: Chris, Catie, Jess