Hollywood Already Did It

The sequel to Megan is upon us! And its switched genres just like Terminator, Gremlins and Happy Death Day before it. Terrence and Blake discuss what works about the sequel and what doesn't, while touching on how genre switches have worked in the past. Leave a review and comment!

After many years, the third in the "28" movie franchise is here. 28 Years Later balances many things, across stories, world building, sometimes drastic tonal change and setting up more stories in the universe. Blake and Terrence talk about the challenges of cliff hangers, why this movie is relevant and what we want to see next.

Blake and Terrence saw the new How to Train Your Dragon. Discussing how much they enjoyed it despite it being a one to one with the original. Where this movie works as opposed to Disney remakes, and where it doesn't and if we'll get more similar remakes.

The newest Mission Impossible released in theaters this weekend, and while it didn't top Lilo and Stitch at the box office, it did contribute to one of the biggest memorial day weekends of all time! Blake and Terrence discuss the movie, the box office and more!

The newest entry in Final Destination ups the ante with crazy deaths, interesting story developments and surprising amount of heart. We discuss why this franchise has lasted so long and how this one pumps new life into the franchise, leave a review and subscribe.

Marvel's newest entry Thunderbolts* closes out phase five of the MCU. The movie does a ton of things that set it apart from other MCU entries, and Florence Pugh steals the show! We discuss how a movie dealing with mental health and hard A24 and Silent Hill vibes is exactly what we needed from this franchise!

Blake and Terrence discuss the latest of Disney's live action remakes, Snow White. How does the movie keep itself relevant and adapt the classic film that once upon a time saved Disney? How does it compare to other live action adaptations? Listen share and review!

Captain America Brave New World debuts Anthony Mackie as Captain America in the MCU's latest entry. Blake and Terrence give their thoughts, how well the adapt Cap and Red Hulk, if the movie was challenging enough with its subject matter and the box office. Review and share the show!

Universal's new Wolfman hit theaters this weekend, but does it live up to the rest of the franchise? Terrence and Blake discuss their thoughts, what worked in the past for Wolfman, why this one didn't hit the mark and examples of bringing back classic monsters that did work. Share and subscribe!

Sonic 3 is here! Introducing to the world the live action version of Shadow! Blake and Terrence discuss how the movie moves the franchise forward, adapts Shadow's story for the big screen, what they want to see more of and how this managed to defeat Mufasa at the box office. Leave a review and share the show!

Sony's Spider-Man universe comes to an alleged close with Kraven the Hunter. Blake and Terrence discuss the things the movie attempted to accomplish, how it adapts the Spider-Man villain and the many missed opportunities the movie has. Leave a review and share the show!

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!