JC Vega introduces a new review/watching along series "New To Me", where a co-host takes a random movie the others on the show haven't seen and we discuss. The inaugural episode Vega deep dive into Steve Wang's 1997 Americanized Hong Kong styled marital arts movie Drive (1997). Not to be confused with the 2011 Ryan Gosling arthouse vehicle of the same name. A movie Jackson wasn't familiar with. This movie stars Mark Dacascos (a Vega's World stalwart, Only The Strong, Double Dragon)) and Kadeem Hardison (Different Worlds). Two years before they costar in The Crow: Stairway To Heaven. This straight to video film is a non stop adrenaline rush, a prototype to Rush Hour, which was released a year after. It features fights choreographed by famed Koichi Sakamoto (Guyver Dark Hero, Power Rangers, Super Sentai, and Kamen Rider) and the Alpha Stunt team. Find out, what Jackson thinks of this film and where JC Vega holds it on his martial arts favorites.

We're back with another horror-esque feature film Buffy The Vampire Slayer. The movie, not the show. It's a movie that producer decided to tinker with to be more palatable to a wide audience and felt the name was silly. So join JC Vega and Kayden Greene, the Funeral Party, as we dive into this cult classic that eventually spawned a widely popular television series.

JC Vega and Kayden Greene return with the second SLAMisode. We match Boy Meets World where Cory joins the wrestling team and eventually comes face to face with BIG VAN VADER!! One of three appearances of Vader on the hit ABC TGIF sitcom and 90s children show stalwart. Watch along with us on Disney Plus.

A first time c0-host appears on the show for their FIRST TIME WATCH. It's the Jean-Claude Van Damme classic TIME COP. A Athlete level film on the DuBetenie Nostalgia Scale for JC Vega. Join us for laughs and utter confusion.

We're taking you to the mat with SLAMisode! Where we watch a professional wrestler guest starring in a television series. In the first edition, JC Vega and Kayden Greene will be watching Baywatch episode BASH AT THE BEACH, guest starring Hulk Hogan, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Ric Flair, Vader, and Kevin Sullivan. Join us as we dive deep into a woman's struggle with skin cancer while Hulk Hogan and Macho Man try to save a youth center. It's wacky, it's bad acting, and DuBetenie approved!

It's another 90's Watch Along! JC Vega, alongside co-host Kayden Greene, go back to the early 90s to visit the sequel to the 89 classic, Honey I Shrunk The Kids. The duo also explore Jean Claude Van Damme's best film. They muse over a hilarious sponsor for the show and so much more!

JC Vega reviews the highly acclaimed Ryan Coogler film SINNERS, starring Michael B Jordan. An analysis on Tape Two of LOST RECORDS BLOOM AND RAGE. We also discuss Rob Liefeld's return of the Youngblood universe with YOUNGBLOOD DELUXE, ROBOCOP: ROGUE CITY, and Predator: Badlands.

Spookie Pookie Theater, a tribute to the Music City Messiah, co-host Kayden Greene, where we watch horror/comedy infused movies. This first edition is The Craft (1996), a metaphor for peer pressure in adolescence. It's two thirds of DuBetenie 5. Aaron Nova is off on an adventure in space. What happens when it's the possible newest member of the Funeral Party (JC Vega) enters the Spookie Pookie Theater

The DuBetenie 5 (JC Vega, Kayden Greene, and Aaron Nova) revisit the nostalgia that is the 1994 video game movie DOUBLE DRAGON, starring Mark Dacoascos, Scott Wolf, Alyssa Milano, and the great Robert Patrick. The trio gives their thoughts on the FANTASTIC FOUR FIRST STEPS first trailer.

A raspy voiced JC Vega returns to discuss Predator: Killer of Killers, Daredevil: Born Again Episode 8, as well as James Cameron's thought on AI. The main topic of conversation this week, is narrative game Lost Records: Bloom And Rage, from the developers of Life Is Strange. Spoiler discussion and theories end at 38:17.