This episode kicks off with Ron and Jeff sharing their personal experiences from Halloween this year. They discuss any costumes, traditions, or fun activities they enjoyed during the spooky season.

Next, Ron and Jeff dive into the news that Jumanji 3 is set to be released in December 2026. This comes seven years after the release of the second Jumanji film in the rebooted series. They reflect on the previous two films' performances at the box office and speculate on why the series has continued to be successful despite long gaps between sequels.

The conversation then shifts to Toho's announcement that a sequel to Godzilla Minus One is in development. Ron shares his thoughts on why a sequel was almost inevitable, praising the success and positive reception of the first movie. He explains that the film’s critical acclaim and strong worldwide earnings made it a no-brainer for the studio to move forward with another installment.

The guys wrap up the episode with an engaging question for their listeners. They each reflect on a film they’ve seen that they believe could have been much better with a different approach. They share their personal picks, discussing what went wrong in the original films and how a remake could potentially do the story justice.

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In this episode, the guys kick things off with a hearty laugh as they address an amusing mix-up involving a YouTube trailer that Mario reported on for the upcoming Voltron movie. It turns out the trailer was an AI-generated creation featuring a star-studded lineup of ten A-list actors, leading to a lighthearted apology from the crew for jumping the gun.

Next up, Ron, Mario, and Jeff dive into the buzz surrounding Henry Cavill potentially joining the MCU. They speculate on whether his arrival would be a smart move and brainstorm which character he could embody. The conversation flows with various suggestions, considering Cavill’s charisma and previous roles.

The trio then shifts gears to discuss a new project listed on productionlist.com: a movie about DC Comics' Sergeant Rock. They weigh the pros and cons of this adaptation, debating its appeal and whether it’s a good idea for the DC universe.

Wrapping up the episode, they keep the Halloween spirit alive with their question of the week: “If you were a character in one of the five horror movies mentioned—Alien (1979), Halloween (1978), Predator (1987), 30 Days of Night, or A Quiet Place—which one do you think you’d survive to the end?” The guys share their thoughts and strategies for making it through these iconic horror scenarios, adding a fun twist to the discussion.

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In this episode, Ron, Mario, and Jeff dive into some exciting film news and a bit of controversy. They kick things off discussing Variety's report about Henry Cavill's casting in the upcoming Voltron movie. Ron takes the opportunity to share a nostalgic look back at the original animated series from the 80s, highlighting its impact on pop culture. Mario chimes in with details about the all-star cast joining Cavill, hinting at the film's potential for success.

Shifting gears, the trio addresses the disappointing box office performance of Joker: Folie à Deux. Ron leads the discussion on how Director Todd Phillips is facing backlash, exploring what went wrong with the film and the expectations surrounding it.

Finally, they wrap up the episode with the question of the week: “What are four must-watch horror movies that you watch every October/Halloween season?” Each host shares their personal favorites, sparking a lively debate about the best scares to get into the Halloween spirit.

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In this episode, Ron, Mario, and Jeff kick things off with a lively discussion about Disney's upcoming live-action Lilo and Stitch movie, set to debut in 2025. Ron shares his initial thoughts on the CGI rendering of Stitch, expressing a mix of excitement and skepticism about how the beloved character will translate to live action.

The conversation shifts to the news from Screen Rant about Henry Cavill leading the charge in a Highlander reboot, expected to hit theaters in 2026. The guys speculate on what Cavill might bring to the role and how this new iteration could differ from the classic original.

Next, they delve into a Deadline article announcing a fresh comic book universe with the movie Devilina, which marks a notable revival of Martin Goldman's Atlas Comics—49 years after the character’s debut. Ron provides a fascinating overview of Atlas Comics' history, including its brief but impactful rivalry with Marvel Comics.

To wrap up the episode, they tackle the question of the week: “What is the most overrated movie of all time?” The trio shares their opinions, leading to a spirited debate that highlights their diverse tastes in film.

Join them for an engaging discussion filled with insights, speculation, and plenty of fan theories!

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In this episode, Ron, Mario, and Jeff explore the exciting rumor that Wanda Maximoff might be making a comeback in the MCU. They speculate on how her return could impact upcoming storylines and the overall direction of the franchise.

Next, Ron raises a thought-provoking question: why haven’t Marvel and DC tapped into their rich catalog of horror comics from the 60s and 70s for new TV series or movies? The guys discuss the potential for fresh narratives, character explorations, and how these horror elements could resonate with today's audience.

Finally, they dive into the question of the week: “Can remakes be better than the original films?” Each host shares their thoughts on memorable remakes that surpassed the originals, along with the challenges and expectations that come with reimagining beloved stories.

Join them for an engaging discussion filled with insights, speculation, and plenty of fan theories!

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In this episode, Ron, Mario, and Jeff dive into the exciting rumor that a new Masters of the Universe movie may be on the horizon. They explore the history of the original series and share their expectations about the movie if it ever gets made.

Next, Ron shares his non-spoiler review of Longlegs. He highlights what he liked about Nicholas Cage's performance and overall atmosphere of the movie. Ron discusses some of Cage’s most iconic roles that define his career.

Finally, they tackle the question of the week: “Who is the greatest movie villain of all time?” Expect a lively discussion as they consider legendary characters that fit the bill. Each host shares their personal favorites, weighing in on what traits make a villain truly memorable and impactful. It’s a thought-provoking exploration that’s sure to spark debate among listeners!

In the debut episode of our podcast, Ron and Jeff dive into the buzz surrounding the upcoming Universal Studios Dark Universe. They share their excitement and expectations for this ambitious cinematic venture. After that, they tackle the question of the week: “If you could have a movie marathon consisting of four sci-fi movies, which four would you choose?”

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