We take a look at James Gunn’s Superman. Do we like it? Yeah but listen and find out why.

We watch and discuss Rob Roy and Backdraft for our random movie picks 1990-1995.

Get ready for a wild ride through the best (and weirdest) of 90s cinema! In this episode, we’re reviewing three cult classics: the spy-comedy If Looks Could Kill (1991), the jungle adventure Congo (1995), and the horror-comedy Army of Darkness (1992). From secret agents and killer gorillas to chainsaw-wielding heroes, these movies deliver action, laughs, and plenty of nostalgia.

We break down what makes each film stand out, their most over-the-top moments, and whether they still hold up today. Are they underrated gems or just fun guilty pleasures? Tune in and find out!

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Our new series. This episode is disjointed as it was clipped from a Stream of us watching both movies and reviewing them. We also intro all the movies that may be watched, and how we are doing this series.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the thrilling pilot episode of Viper, the '90s sci-fi action series that introduced us to the high-tech Defender car and its role in crime-fighting. We'll explore the story, characters, and unique gadgets that made this show a cult classic. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering Viper for the first time, this discussion is packed with nostalgia, fun trivia, and behind-the-scenes insights. Buckle up for a ride back to 1994!

In this podcast, we take a closer look at two of Jeremy Saulnier’s most talked-about films: Murder Party and Blue Ruin.

• Murder Party: A darkly funny and gory indie film about a man who stumbles into a deadly Halloween party.
• Blue Ruin: A gripping revenge thriller about an ordinary man caught in an extraordinary situation.

We’ll discuss what makes these films stand out, from their unique storytelling to Saulnier’s distinct style.

This is our literally instant take on Gladiator II. We reviewed it on my phone just outside the theater. How did we like it? Listen in to see.

In today’s podcast, we’re taking a look at Terrifier, the horror movie that’s made waves with its extreme scares and unforgettable villain, Art the Clown. We’ll talk about what makes this movie so intense, from its creepy atmosphere to its shocking scenes, and why Art the Clown has become such a memorable character for horror fans. If you’re curious about whether Terrifier is worth the watch, or just want to relive some of the scariest moments, join us as we dive into what makes this film so uniquely terrifying.

Let us know in the comments if Terrifier gave you chills, and don’t forget to subscribe for more