The Editing Bay

This week we are joined by special guest Hillary who helps us burst through the 4th Alien film. On the plus side, the script was penned by fan-favorite Joss Whedon. On the downside…everything else.

Yippee ki yay, Mother Russia! To kick off this holiday season, and commemorate Joe’s upcoming stage adaptation, we’re going back to the Die Hard series with the latest (and arguably worst) installment.

Before comic book movies were all the rage, this comic-STRIP adaptation from 1990 used vibrant colors and an all-star cast to distract you from the blandness of it all. Also, we talk about the recent spate of sexual harassment allegations, more Thor, and how many days are in a month.

This week we celebrate two things that turned 40 years old…Joe and the original Star Wars! Also we discuss what it has in common with The Shining, and other topics.

This week we drop the clutch on the first installment of this mega-franchise as we celebrate our 200th episode! Also, Joe gives his mini-review of Thor: Ragnarok and we talk a little Stranger Things season 2.

Joel’s wife Jenna stops by for a special Halloween episode to discuss this cult-classic horror flick. Is it a trick or a treat?

This week on the podcast, hot off of their nuptials, Joe and his new bride Sara join Joel as they talk about Spiderman Homecoming, the final Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer, and oh yeah, our featured movie of the week, Spaceballs!

Special guest and repeat offender Matt Doden joins us this week to talk about this 80’s classic where a futuristic cyborg shoots a bunch of people. It’s The Termina…oh wait, it’s Robocop!

Joe & Joel are joined by special guest Jay to determine whether this YA book turned movie-franchise is worth the hype. Did they get turned into Twi-hards, or does this film just...suck?

If you’re a fan of the wildly popular video game franchise about humans, orcs and magic, then this movie just might hit the sweet spot. For everyone else…buckle up.

Get your flannel shirt and Doc Martens on, it’s time to go back to the 90’s! Renee Zellweger leads an all star cast in this teen-angst ridden gem.

Mario and Luigi are here, but they aren’t quite super in this failed video-game adaptation from 1993. Nintendo? More like NintenDON’T!

What happens when you take a TV property from the 60s that nobody remembers, and insert Will Smith and a giant robot spider? Barry Sonnenfeld tries to recreate the magic of Men In Black with this lackluster summer popcorn flick.

No, it’s not a documentary about the current administration…just a raucous Die-Hard-in-the-White-House popcorn flick starring Magic Mike and Django, from the creators of the Independence Day “franchise."

Leeches and raccoons and bears, oh my! The late John Candy and Dan Aykroyd star in this John Hughes-penned comedy from the late 80s. But are the outdoors really that great?

This week we turn our attention to a comic book adaptation that received little fanfare despite starring Captain America, Gamora, Heimdall (from Thor), and Bruce Wayne’s dad. Is this 'Loser' a winner?

This week we welcome special guest Lorin Bernsen into the studio to help us determine if life really is like a box of chocolates.

Take your stinking film out of here you damn dirty director! Tim Burton phones it in in this 2001 remake of the classic simian tale from the 60s.

Before Hasselhoff was solving crimes with his talking car, this film about a traveling troupe of medieval reenactors introduced us to two things…Ed Harris and motorcycle jousting.

Joe and Joel go back to their roots with the sequel to a truly bad film, Samurai Cop. But does the addition of The Room’s Tommy Wiseau help or hurt it in the end?

To prepare for the new Spiderman film, Joe and Joel revisit the divisive third installment from Sam Raimi’s trilogy. Also, Joe gives his mini-review of Transformers: The Last Night.

File this one under the “sequels-nobody-wanted” category. Twenty years after the original alien invasion movie, the B-side cast returns with a new batch of younger, prettier humans to once again defend the planet Erff.

We pay tribute to the late Adam West in this first film adaptation for the caped crusader (before he had nipples).

After tackling The Happening, Joe & Joel review their second, and arguably better, M. Night Shyamalan film. Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson & Robin Wright star in this sophomore outing about divorce, mass murder, and comic books.

This week on The Editing Bay, we visit Michael Bay off the coast of the San Francisco Bay in The Rock.