Submersion

The crew takes on their third installment of Anime Month with the 2004 show Mars Daybreak. Forget everything you thought you knew about Mars, red planet? How about blue. It's covered in water and the economy has turned to trash, it'll be up to our band of pirates in their submarine to rob the wealthy and give to the poor. We've got the review, trivia, sub stuff, mars countdowns, and Zac Facts. Oh...

The crew continues on it's Anime Month with the 2013 series Arpeggio of Blue Steel. Global warming has caused sea levels to rise and a mysterious alien force known as the Fleet of Fog controls the seas with absolute force. Our rag tag crew filled with blood lust will stop at nothing to fight the Fleet.

The crew says goodbye to giant monsters and decides it's time to take on Anime Month! We start out with an Anime Space Opera with an interdimensional submarine battle. After Earth has been laid to waste by an alien race, human's last hope for survival involves traveling across the universe to another alien civilization that holds the key to saving our planet.

The crew takes on the last movie for Mega Monster Movie Month and closes out with Kevin Connor's The Land That Time Forgot released in 1975. The film stars Doug McClure, John McEnery, Susan Penhaligon, Keith Barron, Anthony Ainley, and Godfrey James. Enemies must become allies and work together to survive when things turn prehistoric.

The crew dives deep into the 2013 Asylum film Atlantic Rim, a mockbuster directed by Jared Cohn and starring Graham Greene, Anthony "Treach" Criss, David Chokachi, Jackie Moore, and Nicole Alexandra Shipley. What do you do when giant monsters rise from the sea floor and begin attacking? Send in the giant robots of course, oh and there are submarines too.

Abandoned by their fearless leader, the crew take the opportunity to perform preliminary research for next month’s anime theme. They pile into The Merv with their scientific officer, Patrick, and plumb the depths of the first two episodes of Mazinger Z. It’s a beautiful tale of Dr. Hell, his mechanical brutes, and, of course, love.

The crew battled off giant electric eels in the first Mega Monster Movie Month installment, what could possibly be more dangerous than that? What about a giant octopus that's as fast as a balloon when you let air out?! That got you scared? It should because It Came From Beneath The Sea and it's here for all of us. The crew dives into the 1955 monster movie It Came From Beneath The Sea directed by...

The crew kicks of Mega Monster Movie Month with the 2003 Deep Shock. What could be causing the polar ice caps to melt? Global warming seems too obvious a choice, of course there's no way it could possibly be giant electric eels living in a trench that are communicating with beings in outer space through electric brain waves right? Wrong...

The crew loved the first rendition of the On the Beach so much they decided that it was time to see what the remake had to offer. This 2000 TV mini-series starring Armand Assante, Rachel Ward, Bryan Brown, Jacqueline McKenzie, and Grant Bowler was nominated for two Golden Globes and gives us another movie for Post Apocalyptic Movie Month. The Gruesome Twosome make their first appearance together s...

Week 3 of the Post-Apocalyptic Movie Month takes us back in time to 1959 to On the Beach. Nuclear war has spread deadly radiation all over the world and everywhere on the planet has been completely wiped out with Australia being the only remaining habitable place for now. An American submarine finds its way to Melbourne and is welcomed with open arms. Our Captain, Gregory Peck, will take his new L...

For the first time in Submersion history we have a host combination we've not yet seen. Jamie, Brom, and Alex take on the second film of Post Apocalyptic Movie Month with the 2017 british black comedy, The Fitzroy. This crowd funded movie was directed by Andrew Harmer and stars Cerith Flinn, Jan Anderson, David Schaal, and Kenneth Collard. Set in the 1950's, after the world was covered in poisonou...

After a wild ride of a hundreth episode the crew continues their journey to watch every submarine movie ever made and stumble upon a zombie ridden series, Resident Evil. Believe it or not when Alice isn't fighting the Umbrella Corporation from Raccoon City she's thinking of nothing but submarines and submarine pens...maybe also surviving, but that's besides the point. The whole gang is her for the...

The crew of the USS Wetfloater has done the unthinkable. They've finally made it to Episode 100. Buckle up as we've got over two jam packed hours as we take on the Nic Cage WWII/Shark Attack movie USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage. We've got the biggest crew we've ever had for an episode and you're in for a wild ride. The clip Superhero Fanfare played the beginning of the episode is made available...

The USS Wetfloater drifts off into the Pacific ocean only to discover a battle taking place at none other than Midway. Will the crew be able to handle this 2019 Roland Emmerich film starring Ed Skrein, Patrick Wilson, Luke Evans, Mandy Moore, Dennis Quaid, Aaron Eckhart, and Woody Harrelson? Only time will tell... Tune in for the recap, our reviews, Love it or Hate It, Brom's Countdown, and Zac Fa...

Amid the Coronavirus AKA COVID-19 outbreak Submersion presses on. With each member locked away in a specific compartment of the crew they have no risk of infecting one another. They continue on with their 2019 movies in review and take a stab at the dramatization of the Kursk submarine disaster with the movie The Command. The film stars Matthias Schoenaerts, Léa Seydoux, Peter Simonischek, August...

Ben, Jamie, and Kyle take on the Netflix foreign language film The Wolf's Call as they kick off the submarine movies 2019 gifted to us. This movie is a true return to form as the crew fully embraces the subtleties and nuances of a sub film.

Jamie and Kyle discuss the 2006 Broken Lizard drinking movie, which features a submarine, Beerfest!

Jamie, Kyle, and guest star Patrick from BadMovieTwins.com take a quick dive into the 2003 Lara Croft film starring Angelina Jolie.

In a movie that was completely snubbed by the Academy Awards, we find love, life, passion, anger, frustration, romance, Antarctica, Tywin Lannister, and yes Godzilla! An incredible soundtrack and extremely pleasing visuals come together in the 2019 Godzilla/Submarine Film Godzilla King of the Monsters. Get ready as the whole gang is on board to close out Godzilla movie month.

Episode XCIII! The crew of the USS Wet Floater is on the verge of revolt. Godzilla movie month continues with no end in sight and Kyle has locked himself in the Captain’s quarters as mutiny seems an inevitability. Jamie, Brom, Zac, and Alex are left to fend for themselves and valiantly take on Godzilla: Final Wars. Will they ever find their way out of this underwater podcast prison? Will this film...

Godzilla movie month presses on and this time we’re going back to the Japanese films after watching that super magical Hollywood version. Brom is launched from a torpedo tube and is working on finding his way back into the sub but Alex, Jamie, Kyle, and Zac take this one on along with Godzilla, King Ghidorah, Mothra, and a not even mentioned in the title Baragon.

The crew continues Godzilla movie month with the first Hollywood go at a Godzilla film, Godzilla 1998, starring Matthew Broderick. Japanese fishing vessels, Chernobyl, Panama, NYC, a mayoral race at stake, French secret service infiltrating the USA, a worm biologist, an aspiring news reporter, a VHS tape recorder, sexual innuendos, horrible dialogue, potential copyright infringement on Jurassic Pa...

In the second episode of Godzilla Movie Month the gang takes on the sequel to the original Godzilla film, Godzilla 1984 The Return of Godzilla. In this episode we were also fortunate enough to have TitanGoji! TitanGoji! runs a YouTube channel dedicated to kaiju films and especially loves Godzilla, which really works out for Godzilla movie month. Be sure to tune in for all your usuals and much more...

2020 starts with a whole new movie cycle. Godzilla movies have their fair share of submarines in them and we’re going to be covering a good amount. The whole crew is back on board for the 1962 Toho film, King Kong vs. Godzilla.

The crew takes a look at the IHOP submarine commercials from 2019.