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It's time to talk about Rebel Moon Parts 1 and 2. Officially the lowest rated movies of Zack Snyder's career, (looking at you, Sucker Punch) we had to see for ourselves just how bad these movies could be. And of course, later in the show, we break down what we know about the inevitable extended cuts and future plans for this franchise. 
Also, what the heck happened to Jimmy the Robot?!
Listen in to hear our thoughts!
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This week on the show, we check out a movie with tons of festival buzz, Late Night with the Devil. A horror movie in Spring is usually a recipe for disaster. Can this movie buck that trend? Listen in to hear our thoughts!
Log Line: "A live television broadcast in 1977 goes horribly wrong, unleashing evil into the nation's living rooms."
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Welcome to the dojo. The world of the Karate Kid and Cobra Kai is one of our favorites, and this year it's getting a lot bigger with the additions of the final season of Cobra Kai and the brand new Karate Kid movie starring Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan. What a time to be a fan. Ahead of all that, we decided to put on our headbands, take a bow, and talk all things the original trilogy, the hilariously bad Next Karate Kid, the surprisingly good Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan Karate Kid outing, a deep dive into Cobra Kai, our predictions for Season 6, and finally our quick thoughts on the new movie! There's a lot to get through, but the spirit of Mr. Miyagi will show us the way!

Well well well, against our friend Vin Diesel's greatest hopes and dreams, the Fast and Furious is coming to end with the 11th and final main entry in the next year or so. Truth be told, we're crushed by this because we are secretly massive fans of this family, action, comedy, and Ludacris-infused franchise. So since we have a finale on the horizon, we figured why not try and pitch and predict what will go down! We fancast a villain, create their backstory, come up with a way to get our family from the events of 10 to the beginning of this, figure out a decent first act, lay the groundwork for the second, and come up with a third act finale that got us really excited. Welcome to the barbecue, don't forget to grab a corona.

Once in a lifetime ago we tried to ask ourselves if John Carter was better then Michael Bay's Ambulance. We don't remember why, but it was fun. Now we're back for another crappy/wild movie night with The Happening and We Bought a Zoo. Which is better? Which is worse?? Equally hard questions, so let's get into it.

When it was announced that Jake Gyllenhaal was cast in "Road House" to take over for the legendary Patrick Swayze, we almost threw up everywhere. How could one put such shame on our beloved 1989 classic? But. We brought out the drinks and turned on Amazon Prime, and my goodness. Do we have another classic on our hands? Today is the DAY! Road House 1989 vs. Road House 2024: The Original vs. The Remake! Who will come out on top? One has a scarily bad/incredible performance from Conor McGregor and one has an oiled up martial artist practicing inside a gross looking barn. So, it's anybody's game.