Montucky Skies

We explore further thoughts on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Harry Potter in general, and Rogue One.  Eddie Murphy was almost in Star Trek IV.  There will be more Ghostbusters films.  Angela Bassett joins Black Panther.  Kevin Feige addresses an Avengers and X-Men crossover.  Alien Covenant gets bumped up.  Plus entirely too much time on Tecmo Super Bowl's 25th anniversary, NES games, eighties arcade games, and why Fred Savage's The Wizard has held the test of time.

Janalee Minton sits in for Brandon and discusses why the political climate of the sixties may be the reason why it's the decade with the least amount of classic movies.  Then they talk about Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Star Trek, Doctor Strange, The Crown, and TV shows wrapping up with fitting endings.

We brace for four long years. Chapelle nails SNL.  Leonard Cohen passes. Justice League Dark goes for an R rating. Marvel works behind the scenes with Sony and Fox. The Inhumans are coming to theaters and TVs.  And Disney may buy Netflix.

Doctor Strange reviewed.  Travis Tritt has a problem.  We reveal the origin of all american music.  We dish dirt on the movies for the Freddie Mercury biopic, The Flash, Deadpool 2, Wonder Woman, and Lego Batman.  Stranger Things gets two new cast members.  And the Simpsons break a new record.

Brandon, Ruler of the Universe, weighs in on the demise of Vine, Keeping up with the Joneses, From Dusk Till Dawn, James Cameron's push to 4K projectors, Star Trek Discovery's new showrunners, a comic crossover between TNG and Aliens, Rambo's reboot, Stan Lee cameos, Ash vs Evil Dead, Thor Ragnarok, the Silver Surfer skateboarder, Meta World Peace's supernatural assault, and American Horror Story Roanoke.

Logan and Guardians of the Galaxy drop trailers.  Jessica Jones S2 is in production.  Brandon reviews TWD season premier.  Jack Chick died and...went to heaven?  Trump cribs from Family Ties.  Indy 5 news.  Donald Glover is the new Lando.  Joss Whedon wants in on Star Wars.  Justin Linn reboots Knight Rider.  And some of the greatest scream queens of all time.

The Mirth Mobile is sold.  Spider-Man may not be in the MCU.  Derrick Smalls is suing for Spinal Tap.  Leonardo Dicaprio is making a Captain Planet movie.  We talk about the thirty best horror movies of all time according to Cinemablend.  And we recap the last two episodes of Ash Vs Evil Dead.

Zac drops in to discuss Luke Cage, Sigourney Weaver on The Defenders, Jared Leto's Joker, Captain Marvel, What We Do in the Shadows, Thor Ragnarok, and what Phase 3 is about.  He also explains why he hasn't seen Ghostbusters or Stranger Things, and the novelty of seeing things from your neighborhood on TV.  We also talk Lethal Weapon (movie and show), Biggs' origin story with Fight Club, when it's okay to spoil, and the top ten deadliest movies.  Montucky Skies will be on Facebook Live 10/19 at 11pm est.

American Horror Story: Roanoke, Luke Cage, and Westworld are reviewed.  Recent news on Iron Fist and The Punisher Netflix shows.  Ash vs Evil Dead premiers season two.  Mystery Science Theater 3000 is coming back.  Recent news on Iron Fist and the Punisher.  And Brandon catches up on Arrow.

John Carpenter smacks down Rob Zombie.  The Exorcist and Lethal Weapon appear on the small screen.  We figure out movies from it's click bait title.  The Lonely Island's Never Stop Never Stopping and Hardcore Harry are reviewed.  And we wait with baited breath for the russian juggernaut of a superhero movie:  The Guardians.

Son of Zorn reviewed.  Future reboots discussed.  Netflix does not have a "white person problem."  Fast Times does and doesn't hold up.  We judge the Emmys.  And we do the time warp again.

Paul Verhoevon has some unkind words for the Robocop remake.  Toxic Avenger get it's own retouching.  Symphonic scores ain't what they used to be.  What do we really think about Kylo-Ren and Jared Leto's Joker?  Mister Sinister is confirmed for Wolverine 3.  We track how much of Rolling Stone's piece Fifty Things Millennials Have Never Heard About is accurate.  Plus a we answer a few questions thrown at us by the Facebook Live audience.

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Star Trek Discovery may have muslim and gay characters.  WB pops themselves for copyright infringement.  Shocker's coming to the MCU.  James Bond rumors.  Freddie Mercury gets an asteroid.  And Hot Take returns with a new short segment on the show.

Topics:  The amazing Gene Wilder's career.  Some Richard Pryor and Mel Brooks stories.  The Night Of was spectacular from beginning to end.  Death Stroke is in Justice League.  Dan Harmon does a pass on Doctor Strange.  Finally, what do we know about Star Trek Discovery.

Mary Jane Watson has been cast for Spider-Man: Homecoming, and some white people are pissed. Biggs defends the casting. We revisit a cartoon from 1968 called Super President. Then we give further thoughts on Good Fellas, The Ranch, Vice Principals, Love, and Arrow. World War Z 2 put out a little seen trailer. And we wrap up with some talk about Stephen King movies.

We're recording a Biggs on Film for Raiders of the Lost Ark, so we've got a summer rerun this week.  But it's new to this feed since we're pulling from the cancelled Reel Roulette podcast where Zac Lachenbruch and Biggs break down a 1968 science fiction classic scene by scene:  Planet of the Apes.

We review Suicide Squad and even though we promise to spoil, it is spoiler free.  Then we discuss Arrow, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow, and sexism baked into superhero shows and movies.  Luke Cage, Daredevil Rebirth, Jessica Jones, Stranger Things, and animated movie:  The Killing Joke get some time as well.  Brent Beardslee sits in.

A roller coaster is conquered.  A Stephen King / Steven Spielberg milkshake is consumed.  P.N. Guen is exposed.  DC and Marvel Comic Con is rushed through.  Star Trek Beyond is re-examined.  And prescription drug companies have their feet held to the fire.

Rhiver Wilkerson sits in this week.  We discuss The Secret Lives of Pets, and Star Trek:  Beyond.  We also get teenage impressions of the Star Wars and Star Trek franchises, Silence of the Lambs, The Excorcist, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Shawshank Redemption, Harley Quinn, The Prophecy, Donald Trump, Mean Girls, and corporal punishment.