Ten years of MCU. Six months of Watchtower. It all comes to this.

Did your favorite character survive? Did your favorite Watchtower host survive? Is the future of superhero films in good hands? Listen to find out!

This is a big one. The film that lit the spark that ignited the flame of Alex's eternal love for... wait, that sounds stupid.

What is there to say? This is one mighty movie.

Boy becomes spider... boy becomes man... Alex becomes enraged with a feminist fury. Before the shared universes, before the reboots, there was only this. It was a simpler time.

One part character study, one part splosions... does this mixture make for a good reboot? Seth thinks so. Alex, on the other hand...

Did I mention the explosions?

Mortal Kombat... The Matrix... Blade... are these relics best left in the 90's? How does Blade fit into the Pantheon? Seth, being old, is sympathetic. Alex, who saw her first movie in 2012, was harder to please.

Two white nerds try to assess the significance of this milestone for black cinema. Are they successful? Are they appropriate? Listen to find out!

Rob Briscoe from "The Uncanny X-Cast" guest stars to talk about this landmark superhero film.

This movie was not fantastic... but it was fascinating. A case study in how not to make a superhero film.

In which Seth proves that he is a good little feminist.

Probably should have been titled "Joker".