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Send us Fan Mail John and Al dig into the cult classic sequel to Bioware's smash foray into the Star Wars universe, a complex, downbeat, often brilliant but incomplete deconstruction of all things The Force.

Send us Fan Mail John and Al talk about the iconic beginning, ending, and score of Carpenter's slasher classic, as well as the subtle art of movie virginity.

Send us Fan Mail Brett Blake returns to talk over the grand debut of Phase 5 of the MCU.

Send us Fan Mail Chris Prentice returns to rank and discuss the action movies of the post-Cold War, pre-9-11 decade, a mythical time when you could rip off DIE HARD with impunity and hijack planes like it was nothing.  An age of wonder, when villains were Eurotrash, Anthony Hopkins was a Mexican, Van Damme was a Cajun, Vancouver was the Bronx, and Keanu was absolutely everywhere.

Send us Fan Mail Dan Shea returns to talk about Carpenter's first "real" movie, the no-budget, no-mercy siege movie ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13

Send us Fan Mail John and Al talk over the HBO series seeming to break the curse of video game adaptations, and what other titles could follow suit.

Send us Fan Mail Thor Klippert returns to defend John Carpenter's debut film, the chintzy ALIEN/OFFICE SPACE mash-up DARK STAR

Send us Fan Mail John and Al get in their final parting shots at the Na'vi, debate which sequel is the best of all time, and accidentally reboot THE GOONIES along the way

Send us Fan Mail The guys try to talk about all the things they didn't talk about throughout the last year, including THE GLASS ONION (2:00), BANSHEES OF INISHERIN (17:00),  EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE and RRR (24;00), X and PEARL (35:45), THE MENU (38:45) BARBARIAN (44:45), WE OWN THIS CITY (50:30), ATLANTA (54.:45), DARK WINDS (59:00), DOCUMENTARY NOW! (61:30), THE BEAR (64:45), and r...

Send us Fan Mail Joon Kim AND David Sarnecki return to Pandora to play spot-the-Ribisi, meet their father's mutant clones, and gossip with whales.

Send us Fan Mail Joon Kim returns to talk about those stupid, sexy Na'vi

Send us Fan Mail The guys welcome back Gwen Sisco, along with Titanic aficionado Meg Flynn, to discuss big ships, big box office and big puberty milestones.

Send us Fan Mail Chris Prentice returns to discuss Cameron's insane spy thriller/sitcom/action extravaganza/descent into psychosexual depravity/Tom Arnold vehicle.

Send us Fan Mail In which the guys gush over Disney finally nailing a star war

Send us Fan Mail John and Al have opinions about funereal tones, Shuri's suitability as a protagonist, Namor's cute little wings, and a bit about ETERNALS, SHE-HULK , LOVE & THUNDER and Phase 4 generally (45:00)

Send us Fan Mail Michael Martin returns to dive into Cameron's second contender for "best sequel ever", the sci-fi action extravaganza T2: Judgment Day

Send us Fan Mail Bowie Dunwoody joins the guys to discuss the greatest horror movie ever.

Send us Fan Mail David Sarnecki returns to go insane at the bottom of the ocean as Cameron embraces his submarine fetish for good and all.

Send us Fan Mail In which we discuss the first seasons of the respective megabudget fantasy prequel series-es.

Send us Fan Mail Brett Blake returns to puzzle out what  the classic Halloween movie (meaning related to the holiday, not of the HALLOWEEN franchise), as well as what defines autumn as a season, and whether anyone actually knows what the word "autumnal" means anyway

Send us Fan Mail Bill Heidrich returns for a big, gloopy, acidic, xenomorphic lovefest as Cameron takes on a sci-fi classic and makes one of the best sequels ever

Send us Fan Mail The guys take a tour of all the megabudget fantasy prequel series currently streaming, comparing the world-building, pacing issues, and relationship to their respective flagship series of ANDOR (1:35), HOUSE OF THE DRAGON (22:50) and RINGS OF POWER (43:20)

Send us Fan Mail Thor Klippert joins to discuss Cameron's gritty sci-fi slasher time travel romance opus, THE TERMINATOR

Send us Fan Mail Dan Shea returns to tour the entirety of the PREDATOR franchise with the guys, and attempt to figure out why such a movie with a premise so simple and seemingly bulletproof needed 6 tries before producing a solid sequel.

Send us Fan Mail The guys kick off a new director series by dragging Dan Shea into the shallow, schlocky waters of James Cameron's ignoble directorial debut.