Invasion of the Podcast!

This week we talk about mask breath, Spirit stores, The Boys being back, The Mandolorian Season 2 trailer fills with joy, Steve may live his dream of being a cheeseburger taster, a condo full of beer isn't exactly how we imagined it, we talk about sports films and parody films and how they collide in 1998's BASEketball and Steve challenges Paul to a Big Sports Movie Quiz!

This week we talk about drinking and watching marbles, The Walking Dead is coming to an end kind of, Robocop without Robocop, Rick Moranis is still out there and that is great, we discuss the HBO Max documentary Class Action Park and talk about how nostalgia can be a dangerous thing, and then Paul takes Steve to Vacation Bible School.  

This week Paul has to drive long distance and is terrified the whole time, we say goodbye to Chadwick Boseman, theaters are re-opening and we don't know if that is a good idea, a mysterious jet-packed man has been spotted in LA, we talk about Bill & Ted Face the Music and see if this was a most excellent sequel or a totally bogus trip, and Steve plays a game of Higher or Lower with Paul about Bill & Ted memorabilia. 

This week we head back east again for our Year of Animation by looking at the psychological thriller Perfect Blue. Mima is a popstar that wants to become an actress but there are outside (and potential inside) forces at work against her. Bonus: we first learn about Steve's disappointing fair food expedition and Paul's adventures with Cameo. 

This week DC is running into a Crisis on this Earth, Bela Lugosi is Dracula once more, you can rent a Blockbuster and not have to rewind anything at all, we take a look at the 5 part WWE documentary Undertaker: The Last Ride and discuss a legend facing down his last professional days, and we determine what Steve's new in ring wrestling persona will be.  

This week we catch up after having a week off and talk about crime documentaries and falling down in basements, Mulan is releasing on Disney+ but its going to cost you, FanDome is bring the con to you, a man makes a ballsy shoplifting move, we take a look at the Netflix original film The Old Guard and how it stands on its own without having read the source material, and Steve makes Paul guess which older TV shows are getting revived.  

This week we get the best of both worlds as we get to discuss Batman and animation! Our Year of Animation heads to Gotham as we watch 1993's Batman: Mask of the Phantasm. We talk about our familiarity with the Batman animated series and the see if the weekday afternoon version can make the leap successfully to the big screen. 

This week we say goodbye to a Mythbuster, Star Wars is letting loose a Bad Batch, Star Trek Lower Decks has set the bar low, we talk about the influence and work of composer Ennio Morricone and take a look at how his music is a very large part of Sergio Leone's second film in his Dollars Trilogy with 1965's For a Few Dollars More, and Steve tries be frank with his answers for our National Hot Dog Month Quiz. 

This week talk about our quasi-holiday weekends, favorite hot dog toppings, The Far Side is back and sorely needed, Halloween Kills... later, horror fans are dealing with the pandemic better than other, we take a dive into one of the lesser known Marvel heroes, Moon Knight, and talk about the origin of the character, what makes him different, and what we would hope to see with him in the future, and Steve challenges Paul to a National Video Games Day quiz. 

This week we talk about cream cheese, Beavis and Butthead ride again, a click bait story about Star Wars, a really smart person petting a snow leopard, we head to space to talk about Jason X, the 10th Friday the 13th film and what can happen to a franchise when it is trying to find new directions to hack and slash in, and we play a game about actual film sequels that didn't get made.