Category Archives: Podcast

Welcome back Jean Claude Van Damme! He stars as an American war hero killed in battle who is brought back to life in an attempt to make a group of super soldiers. But he goes rogue (kind of like in … Continue reading →

Well, it’s that time of the year once again. Marvel stakes its claim in the 2016 year in film with Captain America: Civil War. The Avengers are faced with the results of heroic actions and must decide if they will … Continue reading →

Five people go up into space for scientific research but they are hit by a giant cosmic rays. When they return to Earth, they discover they have “fantastic” super powers. And what do they do with their new abilities? Talk … Continue reading →

In a non-violent future, super-criminal Simon Phoenix is released to start mass chaos. But the police have a secret weapon. His name is John Spartan and he was the one who caught Phoenix the first time. In this 90s classic, … Continue reading →

This week, The Crew checks out the prequel/sequel to Snow White & The Huntsman. They’ve replaced Kristen Stewart with Emily Blunt so that’s a plus. The Magic Mirror has gone missing and evil Ice Queen wants it to help take … Continue reading →

In a dystopian future, water is a precious but rare natural resource, bison are sentient beings that understand and obey English, little girls are sold as prostitutes, and male human DNA is spliced with kangaroos to create super soldiers. That’s … Continue reading →

From the creators of Jumanji, comes a new movie called Zathura: A Space Adventure. Remember this one? Probably not considering how shitty it did at the box office. But you should! It’s incredibly off the wall, incredibly bonkers, and it … Continue reading →

Everyone loves Jack Bauer! He’s tough, he’s cool, and he’s able to take down the entire Chinese government in just one day. However, Keifer Sutherland doesn’t play Jack Bauer in Mirrors. This time around he’s a security guard/former police officer … Continue reading →

Sean Taylor is a bit under the weather but he, Tex, and Mean Mark power through one of the most pretentious movies from the 1990s – and that’s saying a lot. The Craft is the story of four “teenagers” getting … Continue reading →

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has taken the strong lead. Now it’s finally time for DC to start fighting back. Batman v Superman opened to very harsh reviews from critics but ultimately, like always, it’s the movie-going public that will determine … Continue reading →