Episode 163 - Alien: Covenant

Ridley Scott returns to the Alien franchise with Alien: Covenant to continue tinkering with the timeline and mythology of the Alien franchise.  Michael Fassbender does double duty as two different robots to star alongside Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup, Danny McBride, and a host of victims.  Covenant raises as many questions as it answers and provides some closure to the head scratchers from Scott's last foray here: Prometheus.  Whether you loved or loathed that film may inform your take on this one.

Episode 118 - Independence Day: Resurgence

Roland Emmerich, who must have been recently released from some sort of sanitorium, has opted to beat movie going audiences to a mindless pulp - yet again - with an unnecessary sequel to 1996's Independence Day.  Who asked for this?  And who asked for it be used to launch a new "cinematic universe" filled with sequels and spinoffs?  Jeff Goldblum?  Is that who asked for it?  Judd Hirsch?  Is it his fault?  Since when does Judd Hirsch have this sort of pull?  

Episode 067 - Apollo 18

This week the guys tackle a four year old, found footage horror movie.  Why? you ask.  GREAT question.  Check out the podcast to find out why this flick was chosen at all.  

Episode 042 - Interstellar

This week the guys go through the wormhole to discuss Christopher Nolan's new film Interstellar starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Jessica Chastain.  This movie has it all, wormholes, blackholes, assholes - you name it!  Give the episode a listen and decide if this is one you need to see on the big screen (spoiler alert - it is).