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Burton Batman Month takes a drastic turn in another direction, loses most of a Burton, and gains the power of yelling. YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT BATMAN FOREVER?! WELL, SURF'S UP, BIG KAHUNA!!!!

We're joined by Luke Seckington, as we get kissed by a rose and a riddle.

You can find more of us on Stitcher, TuneIn, ITunes, throwing our boss out of an office window because our oral review was disappointing, and Google Play.

Burton's Batman month continues with BATMAN RETURNS, perhaps the most horny Batman movie of all time.

You can hear us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, or playing inside the Batmobile.

Our Burton Batman Month kicks off the only way we know how, with Burton's Batman movie, Batman: Dawn of the Modern Superhero Vs. Joker.

We chat about our history with the Caped Crusader (that's a classy name for Batman), and also the movie Batman, featuring the character of the Batman.

You can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, wanting us to get nuts and then, in fact, getting nuts, and Google Play.

GHOSTBUSTERS II by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

Hope you'll forgive this interruption of Nostalgia Month, because we're celebrating our 100th episode the only way we know how:

Talking about 2017's most creechy movie, Monster Trucks! We're joined by Douglas Laman from Land of the Nerds. Thanks to all of you for helping us get to 100 episodes!

You can find more of Douglas as landofthenerds.blogspot.com, and you can find us on Stitcher, TuneIN, ITunes, trying to find our monster parents, and Google Play.

MAVERICK by Aaron Armstrong & Peter Moran

Nostalgia Month gets to the meat of the month, with the Kevin Bacon-starring, Tremors.

We're joined by our favorite dynamic duo, Dustin and Adam Koski. You can find their podcast, Vanishing Point, on ITunes,

You can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, Google Play, leaving this two-bit podcast for better things in the big city, and Tune-In.

We plumb the depths of Ernest, so we might rise again. ERNEST GOES TO AFRICA is just as backwards and racist as you've heard. You've been warned!

We also cover Hey Vern, it's Magic! That wasn't racist!

Disney is often associated with its animated features - and that's no mistake. All over its theme parks, its branding, and every media outlet, the giant associates itself with fan favorites like TInkerbell, Genie, Simba, and other animated heroes. Most of the time, their live action movies slip between the cracks of Disney history. Flight of the Navigator is just one of those Disney classics that is sadly neglected by the public - but not by Aaron Armstrong, who chose it as his pick for Nostalgia Audit month this year! Another fan of this movie as a kid is our guest, Beth Powder.

Featuring the voice of Paul Reubens, err, Paul Mall, this sci fi family film is a first for Pete Moran.

Beth makes fantastic playlists that are available on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/user/22lieia3wltnpwcps26ril4yy#_=_

You can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, and was placed by aliens in your body and can be made audible when translated through a NASA computer. iTunes is easier, I think.

Much like a relationships that can't last because one of you is a Lovercraftian monster, so too must our LOVE AND MONSTERS month comes to a close.

But we're ending with an absolute gem of a movie in 2015's Spring. See you next month for a trip down memory lane with a NOSTALGIA AUDIT MARCH.

You can find us on ITunes, Stitcher, Google Play, asking you for just 24 hours of listening to our podcast on a road trip to get to know us better, and TuneIn.