Rob and Jason finds out what happens if an alien is raised by a loving family and lives a normal childhood, but is just a giant asshole. It’s 2019’s Brightburn.

Rob and Jason channel their inner 90’s kid and take a stab at the latest interpretation of the Super Sentai series and find out there is nothing super about this sentai. It’s 2017’s Power Ranger.

Rob and Jason tackle a movie involving mysticism, nuclear weapons, and shadow warriors. Unfortunately, the movie doesn’t hold up in the 90’s and definitely doesn’t hold up now. It’s 1996’s The Shadow.

Rob and Jason start off 2026 with a movie that is dripping with teenage angst and they both forgot to bring a towel. It’s 2012’s Chronicle.

It’s that time of year again for Joe to be let out of his cage and join Rob and Jason for the annual Deadpool Holiday Special. This year, Rob and Jason force Joe to watch a movie with a very thin tie into Deadpool. But that’s ok. The plot is pretty thin too. It’s 2011’s…

Rob and Jason sit down and try to figure out Tony Stark’s schedule in the sophomore film for both the character and Marvel Studios. It’s 2010’s Iron Man 2.

Rob and Jason secure their pizzas and grab their tin foil hats to save themselves from the alien invasion, because it won’t save them from this less than stellar movie. It’s 2016’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows.

Rob and Jason head back to the 90’s for a sweet action movie set in 1938, the involves a guy dressed up in a purple onesie riding a horse. It’s 1996’s The Phantom.

It’s spooky season and that means it’s time for our annual vampire flick. Jonesy joins Rob and Jason to watch the next iteration of the Daywalker. It’s good and it doesn’t disappoint. It’s 2002’s Blade 2.

Rob and Jason question why they put themselves through movies this bad. It’s 1983’s Superman III.