Jean-Claude dies hard in a hockey rink. Penguins mascot pays the price.

Bob and Stew size up this summer's big superhero sequel and talk about hitting "peak Whedon."

When can a film be both good and terribly disappointing? When it's from Marvel.

Filmmaker Kurt Larson stops by to help us debate the best baseball films ever made.

Marvel's first Netflix show has its ups and downs but is ultimately a successful adaptation.

Russell Crowe goes looking for water. Terrence goes looking for a better movie.

Bob takes one last look at one of TV's coolest shows.

Our resident Fast & Furious expert, Stew Smith, offers up his review of the latest installment.

Daniel wraps up his coverage of the Ghoulies saga.

The Ghoulies are off to college, and Daniel's back to determine whether they pass or fail.

The little buggers terrorize a carnival as Daniel checks out chapter two of the Ghoulies saga.

Another day, another Liam Neeson action movie.

Dan's back with a brand new horror franchise to explore from front to back this month. The Ghoulies have arrived.

Bob takes a look back at Richard Stanley's 1990 killer-robot opus.

Great cast, underwhelming horror movie.

David Cronenberg tries his hand at Hollywood satire, and Daniel walks away disappointed.

Bob and Stew talk Spidey, Jupiter Ascending, Justified, Better Call Saul and famous Twitter followers.

Daniel spies a lot of great stuff in Matthew Vaughn's latest fizzy cinematic creation.

Bob checks out the Wachowskis' latest and wishes he could get the two hours back.

Scannuary comes to an end. Dan already misses his exploding heads.