Chris Khatami joins in as a special guest for a review of late 90s WWF, featuring Chris' not-so-favorite commentator Michael Cole, an alternative universe where wrestlers are the most important people, a WWF invasion against WCW (with tanks!), almost full blackface, and Val Venis getting the "choppy-choppy".

It's the George Lazenby of Godzilla movies, where Godzilla fights a monster-sized rose bush. Assassins, GMOs, psycogs, and eugenics...what else could you want in a Godzilla movie?

A mythical creature grants wishes with the worst possible outcomes, mostly by tricking people and interpreting any spoken desire as a wish.

Patrick Swayze vs Meatloaf, in a movie packed with not-so-clandestine car follows, exploding vehicles, truck fights, and Meatloaf spouting bible verses while conducting criminal activities.

This movie is an award-winning Rasputin allegory, featuring a scary clown, goth-loving makeup and costumes, child endangerment, and a PowerPoint sex montage

Aliens and humans fighting, and fighting, and more fighting, followed by some making out and then more fighting. Also exploding brains.

Cops infiltrate a 5-day party and get hassled by beatniks, as a mysterious killer in black stalks the party guests, shadowed by the fat black pussycat.

A young man must save his Seattle dojo from a gang of criminals lead by a Russian, using only his own innate skills and help from the ghost of Bruce Lee. What is our young hero's motto? No retreat, no surrender, even though he does a lot of both throughout the movie.