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Hail Hoomans,Kathleen Kennedy has "stepped down" but just like Palpatine, she clings to power beyond sight and will continue to pull the strings on Lucasfilm. So this feels less like a change in direction, and more of a handing off of a baton. Join me as I try to wade through 40 years of Star Wars love and hate as I process this (not) change in leadership.-Jacques

Hello Friends, Please check out the below rundown for our news topics today!Box Office RundownStranger Things Finale & Conformity GateSimu Liu CommentsDoomsday TrailersBlade RumorsSadie Sink is Jean Grey?KK Finally Out at Lucasfilm?Tom Cruise Directing a Lightsaber FightSebastian Stan Cast in The Batman IIJames Gunn CommentsGracias!Jake

Hey Friends,Please join Jake today as he introduces you to 3 of his favorite and most surprising horror films of the year which are The Long Walk, Frankenstein and Good Boy. Best,Jake

Greetings Explorers, The Dark Lord of the Seth & I discuss George Lucas and Steven Spielberg’s archaeological & occult based franchise, Indiana Jones. Putting the HIS, back in history.Please find the ancient Indiana Jones Franchise miniseries reformatted here as a single colossal episode for your holiday enjoyment.The Franchise The Kingdom of the Crystal SkullTemple of DoomRaiders of the Lost ArkThe Last CrusadeIndiana ConversationHappy New Years and remember to drink from the right cup!Best,RG

Hello Again,Inspired by his disappointing rewatch of An American Werewolf in London, Jake tackles the Werewolf genre as a whole to give you us top ten Werewolf films. I will admit, it was tough to get to 10...this is an underserved genre!Enjoy and Happy New Years!!RyeGuys

Hello Friends,Jake will be releasing this first part of his two-part werewolf series and the inspiration for this was a disappointing rewatch of An American Werewolf in London. SO get ready, opinions will be shared.Best,RyeGuys

Jake, Seth and Conor join forces to pay their respects to the late, great Robert Redford (RIP) and in celebration of his life and career we are discussing Jeremiah Johnson!Jeremiah Johnson is a 1972 Western Film directed by Sydney Pollack and written by John Milius and starring Robert Redford.We hope you enjoy, because we sure did!