Missed the Mark

While we all are living like turtles during the quarantine, these turtles are living their best lives.

Much has changed since 2000. Romantic comedies were one of those things.

While this film feels like it was made by an action movie lover, it doesn't feel like it was made for action movie lovers.

Lord of War is close to being a great movie but lacks the connective tissue to bring all the pieces together, even if one of them is an awesome opening sequence. 

While not an accurate or deep film, Outbreak is still entertaining in the most 90's ways.

Years later there is still magic left in this movie.

After Joaquin Phoenix won his Oscar, we decided to go back to one of his earlier lesser-known works to see how far he's come in two decades.

Like the robots in the film, A.I. has aged well. We try to unravel this fairytale and figure out why it didn't get the most stellar reviews.

Emphasis on the express

Disaster films tore up the 90s, but does this one hold up?

Our third and final film for our dump month extravaganza is not great, but it felt like it could have been.

Existence is pain.

January is the dump month and what better way to celebrate it than by going on a wild ride with the king of the dump month, Liam Neeson.

Only fitting we talk about the sequel to the movie that inspired this podcast. This one hurt.

In anticipation of the latest Jumanji film, we decided to revisit a childhood classic.

We dive into one of Disney's biggest commercial failures and try to piece together the wreckage.

DeVito and Schwarzenegger had a choice between this and Suburban Commando. We think they made the right decision, their bank accounts certainly would agree.

In anticipation of Martin Scorsese's The Irishman, we decided to roll the clock back and check out one of his lesser-known films and find out why it has been all but forgotten.

In the summer of 1982 two sword and sorcery films came out. One was an instant classic called Conan the Barbarian, the other was this mess...

Year two of our spooktacular October series is punctuated by an underrated Horror movie classic, Candyman. Our only problem with this film is that we didn't watch it sooner.