MGS: The Movie and Game Show

This week, we review the second animated film in the Resident Evil series, Damnation. This, by far, is the truest adaptation of Resident Evil so far.

This week, we continue our Resident Evil review series with Afterlife, which is pretty bad. One Google user so eloquently stated, "Anyone who thought that this movie was good should probably remove themselves from the gene pool."

This week we play and review Okage: Shadow King, a strange little JRPG from 2001 that never made its way to PAL regions until 2016. It is currently available on PS4 and PS5 as part of PS Plus Premium.

This week we watch and review the first of the animated Resident Evil films, Resident Evil: Degeneration.

This week, we continue with our review of the entire Resident Evil movie series with the third film, Resident Evil: Extinction. Next week, we will move on to the first of the animated movies, Resident Evil: Degeneration. Listen to Dallin's new album, Midnight Echoes, on the following platforms: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1t2chVKuSvAc0SLFETyq3w Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/a...

This week, we return to Raccoon City to begin our full review of every Resident Evil movie, live-action and animated. If you want to go back to get our opinions on Resident Evil (2002) and Welcome to Raccoon City (2021), you can scroll down to the following episodes: Episode 142 - Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021) Episode 89 - The Video Game Cinematic Universe in Review - Resident Evil...

In this special episode, we officially establish the Shite 80s Movies for Children Cinematic Universe (which includes the previously ranked and reviewed Short Circuit movies) by talking about 1985's Explorers, starring River Phoenix and Ethan Hawke. Next week, we'll be moving on to watch, rank, and review every film in the Resident Evil movie series, including the animated films. We've already wat...

This week, we're talking about a couple of games we've played in the last few months, including The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and The Plucky Squire.

We return once again to the Disney Parks Cinematic Universe, our series in which we rank and review every film based on a Disney Parks attraction. This week, we review the 1996 British family adventure comedy The Wind in the Willows, which, by technicality only, makes it into the DPCU due to being marketed as Mr. Toad's Wild Ride in the United States.

This week, we play and talk about Mr. Mosquito, a strange little game that often makes people feel a bit uncomfortable.

This is a movie that exists, and it's based on Monster Hunter, so we watched it. There's not much else to say, really.

Let's talk about Astro Bot.

This week we're taking a look at the highs (there are none) and lows (there are so many) of Crash Twinsanity.

We're back this week with more Video Game Cinematic Universe clean up, where we go back to watch film adaptations that we previously missed. Next up is Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children.

...and it deserves to have lost 100 million dollars. It should have lost more. There's no reason for a modern-day video game film adaptation to be in such a state. Anyways. Happy 200 episodes! Thanks so much for joining us. Here's to many more.

We've returned to the Video Game Cinematic Universe! In this cleanup episode, we go back to a film that we missed, Dragon Quest: Your Story.

We've finally made it to the conclusion of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, for now. It's only been 7 weeks but it feels like a year. Anyways, this one's pretty bad.

Let's talk about the fourth film in the Pirates series, On Stranger Tides, and listen to Scott's opinion on the film deflate in real-time.

While Scott was on holiday, he watched about a million films, and Dallin watched his fair share as well, without a regularly scheduled franchise movie to recap and review. And so we review all of them; 21 films in two hours. We've got a mix of old and new, classics and shiters, and a fair bit of horror.

In this brief bonus episode, we talk about Alien Romulus and what its a fantastic, worthy successor to the franchise.

This week, we review the PS2 version of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, which incorporates story elements of the second and third Pirates films, and isn't very good.

This week, we're talking about Scott's recent travels to Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and Finland, as well as our thoughts on Deadpool and Wolverine.

This week, we're on to the epic conclusion of the original Pirates trilogy. It's a mess, but there's lots to love here.

This week, we're continuing on with the films in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. Next up is Dead Man's Chest.

This week, as part of our Pirates of the Caribbean review series, we're talking about The Legend of Jack Sparrow, a weird little PS2 game released three years after Curse of the Black Pearl that kind of tells the story of that film, and kind of doesn't.