Ready for a remake of a 60's sci-fi TV show that stars the guy from Friends and arguable one of the best actors of our generation (Gary Oldman)? No? Neither were we. This week, the boys review Lost in Space from 1998. Starring William Hurt, Matt LeBlanc, Gary Oldman, and Heather Graham. The Robinson family sets out on a journey through the stars in an effort to save the world. But as the name would suggest, they get a little lost, and so does the plot, character development, and CGI.

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We know 'em, we don't love 'em, and they're not going anywhere. Or are they? Recently, some annoying social media influencers are getting into hot water over their controversial posts. The boys discuss Vitaly and if his recent arrest in the Philippines is a stunt or the real deal, sperm races, the cost to own some of your favorite cartoon IPs, and Pete reviews Thunderbolts.

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Movie Challenge 7, the season of pain, marches forward with Jeepers Creeper from 2001. Starring Justin Long and Gina Phillips, Jeepers Creepers follows the story of Darry and Trish Jenner, siblings who are the target of an ancient evil while on their way home from college. At the time of its release, Jeepers Creepers was a big deal, but does it's brand of horror hold up to today's standards?

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On today's After Dark, we bring back Lobo's Hollywood News, and a new segment from our very own Prospect called Prospect's Gay News, where he covers some top headlines from the gay community. The boys also review a few movie trailers and discuss Sinners starring Michael B Jordan and Hailee Steinfeld.

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On today's episode the boys review comedy gold with Little Nicky from the year 2000, starring Adam Sandler, Harvey Keitel, Patricia Arquette and almost everyone else in Hollywood at the time. Adrian and Cassius, two of the devil's three sons, have betrayed Satan and escaped hell to begin their rule on Earth. As the devil (Harvey Keitel) begins to lose his powers, he rests his hopes on his third son Nicky. Nicky has to travel to earth and bring back his brothers before his father is no more. 

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We're taking a dive into the archives on today's After Dark. Pete brings up a new business idea to the boys that can save America while also lining their pockets, and Dan has a very special version of Jeopardy for everyone to play.

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It's horror this week on the Where to Stick It Podcast in every sense of the word as the boys review a horrifying-ly bad horror movie. An American Werewolf in Paris, starring Julie Delpy and Tom Everett Scott, follows the story of 3 friends who travel to Paris seeking thrills, who accidentally uncover a werewolf underworld. 

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On today's After Dark episode of the Where to Stick It podcast, the boys reminisce over exploding toilets, discuss updates to the podcast studio, Rhea Ripley, Homies gum ball toys, more annoyances at the tattoo shop, the boys new careers as Bollywood heart throbs, and Michael Franzese may just be the real "Little Carmine" from the Sopranos.

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The season of pain takes a kick to the groin in this week's entry, Enter the Dragon. The 1973 Bruce Lee classic starring Bruce Lee, John Saxon, and Jim Kelly. Lee (Bruce Lee), a Shaolin master is tasked with infiltrating a Martial Arts tournament hosted by Han, a seedy underworld boss who is looking to span his illegal operations across the world. Lee must punch and kick his way through victory in order to take down the powerful Han and avenge the death of his sister by their hands.

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On today's After Dark, the boys discuss the Chicken Jockey craze, review trailers for The Naked Gun, Predator: Killer of Killers, TRON Ares, and review some clips from Kill Tony of Kyle Dunnigan doing RFK Jr. and Elon Musk impressions.

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