Spoiler! It's yet another Marvel review. The cycle repeats: we give our reactions, thoughts, theories, predictions, asides, struggle to not shout over each other, and go on unrelated rants about The Flash. Could there be another universe where we ever stay on topic? Find out on this episode!

This episode we talk about the new superhero film from Warner Bros. Surprise, it's about Batman! Again. Was it the best one yet, or another entry in an endless stream of comic book movies that we'll forget about by the time they move onto the next reboot in 5 years? Find out on this week's podcast.

Capes, mercenaries, and bounty hunters... the mission this week is to get up to speed on what we've been watching since the end of last year, and as is standard practice, to discuss our reactions, predictions, and of course go on plenty of rants.

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With the release of Sora in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and the game now considered to be a completed project by Nintendo, it was time for us to take a long, nostalgic look back on the series and our respective experiences playing through each iteration, including what we thought of all the DLC fighters as well as who we wished could have made it into the roster, but were ultimately left out.

This year, there will be carnage when Halloween kills Utterly Nonsense! Evil comes home again as we review the sequel to the latest reboot of the Michael Myers saga, in addition to the second installment of Sony's Venom film series. Were our predictions from 3 years ago accurate, and have our opinions changed since then? Find out on this episode of the podcast.

Alien rings, a trip through time with Tom Hiddleston, and a series of questions that lead to different worlds. As you probably guessed, we're talking about Shang-Chi, Loki, and What IF in a single Marvel-themed episode focused on connecting the dots of where the MCU could be heading with the introduction of the multiverse concept, and whether or not it's still exciting after seeing the whole alternate-Earth idea played out with DC's television shows.

The CW's take on the Man of Steel has aired its full first season, which naturally means it's time for us to get straight into it about how the series held up throughout all its episodes thus far, and whether the finale delivered a satisfying climax to what was a highly promising start.

Years after the whole fiasco that was Gunn's firing by Marvel and subsequent hiring by DC (and then re-hiring by Marvel), the long-awaited quasi-reboot/semi-sequel to 2016's Suicide Squad has finally come out in theaters and on HBO Max. In this episode we discuss our thoughts on the Troma alum's take on the property, character moments that stood out, the not-so subtle themes, background details, and more.