This week, our contemplative Hammer Horror fan, 'The Bloke Down The Pub' is talking about 1962's The Phantom of the Opera, starring Herbert Lom and the nature of comeuppance.

The Doc and Kid are back and they're giving good commentary over Dolph Lundgren's Army of One and answering all your burning questions. Watch the film and stream the commentary right from this site!

Kiva Ashby talks about the romantic Bollywood drama Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna from 2006.

Grant Nock gives us reasons to love Moonraker.

This week Jim Wallace and I head back to the Kellogg's Diner, Brooklyn to discuss Lucio Fulci's very loose adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe's The Black Cat

This week, our contemplative Hammer Horror fan, 'The Bloke Down The Pub' is talking about 1964's Nightmare, starring Moira Redmond and the nature of insanity.

Kiva Ashby is back telling us all about Bollywood and what she thought about the romantic comedy Prem Ratan Dhan Payo from 2015.

After the release of Spectre on Blu Ray, Grant Nock examines just where the James Bond franchise has been left and where can it go.

This week, our contemplative Hammer Horror fan, 'The Bloke Down The Pub' is talking about 1958's The Revenge of Frankenstein, starring Peter Cushing and the role of the little guy.

Our awesome, video contributor Taye Del Val, The Grown Geek Girl reviews the old Ryan Reynolds Superhero movie Green Lantern!

Kiva Ashby tells us all about what Bollywood she's been watching. This week it's the drama Piku from 2015.

Jon Cross takes a look at the Arrow Blu-Ray release of Sheba, Baby.

Grant Nock looks at Pale Rider and High Plains Drifter two supernatural westerns starring Clint Eastwood.

This week, our contemplative Hammer Horror fan, 'The Bloke Down The Pub' is talking about 1959's The Mummy, starring Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee, and the nature of good and evil.

The Doc and Kid are back and they're tackling more Michael Dudikoff action with American Ninja 2.

Kiva Ashby talks about what Bollywood she's been watching. This time it's the romantic Ok Kanmani from 2015.

Grant Nock takes a look at Sam Peckinpah's Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid.