MGS: The Movie and Game Show

We conclude the Nicholas Hammond Spider-Man films with one that actually isn't nearly as racist as it could have been. But it also isn't good, so.

This week, Spider-Man swings back into action (not really) with the second of three films pulled from the 1970s show, The Amazing Spider-Man.

We're back this week for more terrible non-MCU Marvel films. This week, it's that stupid Captain America one with the helmet.

This episode was plagued with technical difficulties on both ends, so apologies for any weirdness in here. This week, we're back to the video game films with Exit 8.

We're bad to the bad Marvel Movies universe, and ol' Bill Bixby is at it again as David Banner, but this time, he's in Hawaii!

This week, Scott begins his punishment for failing the 2025 Fantasy Draft by playing Puppet Combo's Stay Out of the House. If you'd prefer to watch this video on YouTube, you can do so here: https://youtu.be/kLCZcUfEs9A

Scott's finally back from holiday, and so we spend two hours quickly reviewing every single film that we watched during the break, including Universal monster classics, Send Help, Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie, and a whole bunch of horror.

This week, we take a little break while Scott tells us about his recent holiday to Florida, including everything going on at Universal Studios and Disney World.

This week, we're taking it easy by talking about what we've been playing lately, namely Resident Evil Requiem and Pokémon Fire Red/Leaf Green.

Let's put The Hulk and the Web Slinger aside for a bit and watch the weird '70s version of Dr. Strange.

This week, we're crossing the Pacific to see what was going on in the world of Spider-Man in Japan in 1978.

The Incredible Hulk returns in yet another cobbled-together "film" made up of two TV episodes. This time he's picking lemons/tangerines and throwing animals a lot.

Let's talk about the original Hulk movie from 1977, starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno.

This is our life now. Today, we begin a new series where we watch (nearly) every single Marvel movie that was NOT part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe at the time of its creation. First up, 1977's Spider-Man.

The most recent State of Play broadcast truly had something for everyone, including the first new Castlevania game in over 15 years and a lot of God of War.

Reunited and it feels so good. There's nothing quite like returning to the world of terrible video game movie adaptations, especially when that return leads us back to Silent Hill.

This week, we're talking about Flubber. Yep. Flubber.

We're so back. If you want to follow us on Letterboxd, you can do so here: Scott's Letterboxd Bobby's Letterboxd

As a little bonus episode, we've remastered the audio from one of our all-time favourite episodes (and favourite movies), Short Circuit 2, originally published three years ago in February of 2023. Join us in revisiting Johnny 5 and his hats as he takes to the skies of New York City.

This week, we make our predictions about what will happen in the world of video games this year, review last year's predictions, and fill out our Video Game Fantasy Draft. If you'd like to play along with the Fantasy Draft, leave a comment with 10 games coming out this year that you think will get a Metacritic score of 70 or above, and what you predict their score will be.

We wrap our discussion about our favourite games of 2025 with a chat about indie titles, including Europa, Silksong, Skate Story, and more. We also read a few Google reviews in That's Fraud.

This week, we're talking about the best, or most interesting, games that we played in 2025, including Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, and more. Next week, we will be talking specifically about our favourite indie titles, so Silksong fans, that's the one you won't want to skip.

We begin our wrap-up of 2025 by talking about some of our favourite films that we watched throughout the year, including Sinners, Nosferatu, Fantastic 4: First Steps, and more.

We're having a bit of fun today and playing some Buzz!: Master Quiz for the PSP, and then going around the world to do a bit of That's Fraud! Video segment begins at 4:10.

This week, we're talking about what stood out to us from the Game Awards.