This week on All Pop, No Culture, Kevin, Andrew, and Pete cover Clayface, Street Fighter, Whalefall, and the newly announced return of Glee.

Kevin and Andrew open with an enthusiastic review of Clayface, the surprisingly dark DCU body-horror film centered on an actor whose life falls apart after a brutal attack and experimental treatment begins transforming him into something else. They discuss the performances, practical effects, Gotham, Mike Flanagan's influence, and why the movie may be one of the biggest surprises of the year.

Pete then brings news of Glee returning, leading to a larger conversation about whether the series can recreate its original magic, which cast members need to return, the tragedies surrounding several members of the original cast, and whether a modern Glee should target longtime fans or a new generation entirely.

Kevin also reviews Street Fighter, calling it a colorful, funny, visually impressive adaptation that succeeds by understanding exactly what kind of movie it is. The discussion covers Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile, Blanka, M. Bison, the film's anime flashbacks, and why it delivers far more than expected.

Finally, Kevin reviews Whalefall, starring Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin. While the hook involves a young diver becoming trapped inside a whale, the emotional core is a story about grief, fathers and sons, and coming to terms with a difficult relationship after it's too late.

The episode also includes Buddy, Backrooms, Resident Evil, Obsession, The Diplomat, Vision Quest, The Studio, The Offer, I Play Rocky, and a long discussion about the movie-theater experience.