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David returns this week and helps Eric and Neil talk about the 1994 Jean Claude Van Damme movie, Timecop. It's probably his most mainstream movie. There is still a lot of kicking though. Comb out your mullet and join us!

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Eric and Neil continue our slow crawl through the Marvel Cinematic Universe with The Avengers from 2012. We talk about Joss Wheadon and all of his baggage. How far superhero movies have come. Grab an Infinity Stone and join us.

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In honor of the late Chuck Norris, Eric, Neil and David revisit the most "Chuck Norris" move of all time, Lone Wolf McQuade. It still holds up as one of the most ridiculously macho movies of all time. Grab a can of Pearl beer and join us!

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Eric, Neil and David talk about Wes Craven's Swamp Thing from 1982. It's a beloved cult comic book turned into a mediocre man in rubber suit monster romp. It has a few fun scenes, but its mostly old Swampy throwing people around and running around the swamp. Grab your pocket snake and join us!

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Eric, Neil and David talk about the futuristic Michael Crichton movie, Runaway. We talk about how older ladies love Tom Selleck and how Gene Simmons was pretty decent in this movie. We talk quite a bit about the movies our parents took us too and how they were unique bonding moments. Grab your robot spider and join us!

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Eric and Neil discuss the sequel to the movie that jumpstarted the 90's slasher resurgence, Scream 2. It's a movie with lots of production problems, including a leaked script that caused rewrites on the go. It's got good parts, and some not so good parts. Grab your Ghostface costume and join us!

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David makes his long awaited return. He joins Eric and Neil to talk about the 1990 cult classic, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It's still a lot of fun and lives in the hearts of a generation Grab some pizza and join us!

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Eric and Neil head back to the land of the holiday themed slasher movie. We talk about, My Bloody Valentine from 1981. It's a fun early 80's romp, with a small town Canadian feel. 1981 was truly the slasher heyday. Grab a Moosehead beer and join us!