Hollywood Already Did It

The end to this Venom trilogy is upon us! Blake and Terrence discuss the many things this movie tackles, from wrapping up Tom Hardy's storyline as Eddie Brock, to introducing Knull, to making good on having Venom in the MCU for a few seconds. And whether or not it successfully keeps those balls in the air.

The sequel to 2019's Joker is out this weekend! Blake and Terrence gather their thoughts on this weird follow up. Despite great performances from Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix the film doesn't quite manage to get across what it's trying to say. And while what it has to say is interesting, and very timely for today it isn't as effective as it could be. Follow, leave a review and share the show!

Blake and Terrence talk the new Beetlejuice Beetlejuice movie. What it does well for a legacy sequel, where it falls short. But despite any shortcomings it's very fun to see Michael Keaton and Tim Burton back in this playground. Subscribe and share!

Alien Romulus came out this week and gave us a fantastic entry in this long running series. Blake and Terrence discuss why the franchise is still relevant, how the movie reminds that simple, practical filmmaking can be the most effective and how it balances references to the past while adding in plenty of new ideas. Share and subscribe!

The adaptation of 2K's Borderlands video game has released! After troubling development and production accompanied by delays, what we get is weird mess that sucks the fun out of this franchise. Blake and Terrence talk what makes it fail in comparison to other video game adaptations, and how unfortunate it is that this stellar cast and Eli Roth seem wasted on the movie. Share and subscribe!

The third installment in the Deadpool franchise (and 34th MCU movie and 14th X-Men film) has arrived. It has all the R-rated fun we come to expect from the past two, tons of cameos to help us say goodbye to the 20th Century Fox Marvel movies, and a wonderful return of Wolverine. Leave a review, and subscribe!

The fourth Beverly Hills Cop movie released on Netflix this weekend. Blake and Terrence discuss how it handles the legacy sequel well and that the comedy beats from the old BHC movies still hold up. Subscribe and leave a review!

The final chapter in the X trilogy hit theaters this weekend. Blake and Terrence discuss the culmination of X, Pear and Maxxxine's themes, some that landed and some that got lost, but the entire movie's vibe is still good enough to carry it. Leave a review, share and subscribe!

The third installment to A Quiet Place arrives as a prequel. Taking us back to the first day of the movies universe. Blake and Terrence discuss how the movie has done many things right where other prequels have gone wrong. Like, share and subscribe!

Pixar's Inside Out 2 is in theaters this weekend! Blake and Terrence discuss how it improves or wavers from Inside Out, the introduction of anxiety and other emotions and the state of the box office. Share and subscribe!

The fourth Bad Boys films hit theaters this weekend and managed to top the box office. Blake and Terrence discuss why the franchise continues to be a hit in theaters, what sets this one apart from the other three and why it always has relevance.

Blake and Terrence get into the latest from the Planet of the Apes franchise. Some comparisons to the old trilogy, and the themes that have kept this franchise running longer than any ofter Sci-Fi franchise. Leave a review and share the show!

Blake and Terrence talk the terrifying prequel to The Omen. The First Omen just everything right when creating a prequel to a classic, it holds up the tone of the original, adds context without diluting the story and brings in some of the craziest imagery in a horror movie this year. Subscribe and share!

Blake and Terrence talk about the new Godzilla X Kong movie, how it gets away from the usual themes of Godzilla and Kong, but doesn't quite see them all the way through or evolve the world to be more acquainted with titans.

Blake and Terrence discuss the most recent Ghostbusters movie. While a lot of the movie worked, it also showcased how to use nostalgia in less effective ways, and makes us hope the future of the franchise focuses on the new characters.

Blake and Terrence have returned after their long hiatus! They're back discussing Dune Part 2, their thoughts the movie, how it works as an adaptation and how it differs from other movies with similar themes and ideas. Subscribe, share and leave a review!

The next Mission Impossible is here, and Blake and Terrence dive in to see what they're doing to keep the franchise relevant, how it compares to other stories that use AI, and the wonder stunts that seem more impossible than the mission itself.

Blake and Terrence discuss the new Indiana Jones film, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny sets its itself up as the send off for Harrison Ford's classic character. Does the movie handle a send off for Indiana, or play with any other interesting ideas? Or does it feel more like a regular adventure, with some fun action scenes and interesting de-aging tech? Leave us a review or comment!

The bridge between the DCEU and James Gunn's DCU is here! The Flash adapts the classic story line Flashpoint, and brings in Michael Keatons Batman and Sasha Calle's Supergirl into some multiverse and time travel antics. While some of the moments hit, others mis the mark, leaving Blake and Terrence to wonder does this movie do a good job at ending the DCEU, starting the DCU or serving as a full The Flash movie? Let us know your thoughts, leave a review and share the show!

Transformers Rise of the Beasts manages to do so many things well, and breathe life into the franchise. Blake and Terrence discuss what worked for them, and why it's worth revisiting the franchise with this and Bumblebee. How adding in a clear genre, interesting characters and strong arcs reinforce what made the Transformers and Beasts work for so long. Leave a review and share the show!