Better late than never when comes to Black Widow getting her own standalone MCU film! This week on the Marvel Rewatch we continue the chronological order of the MCU rewatch with where Black Widow should have been released. 

March is here so it's time for some March Madness! On this special episode we use the March Madness bracket to decide which is the best action film ever made. 

The boys pick up the phone for the latest sequel in the Scream franchise! Does the franchise still dish out meta commentary of the Horror genre or is it all blood and no substance? 

On this week's episode the boys celebrate the 25th anniversary of Peter Jackson's monumental first film in the Lord of the Rings trilogy with The Fellowship of the Ring. The film that starts it all! We play some LOTR trivia and even talk about some other films we've watched in the past week, including Crime 101 and the new Elvis documentary EPIC

On this episode of the Marvel Rewatch JTE is joined by Moose and Andrew Gordon to review one the most popular films in the MCU Captain America: Civil War. Not only is the film basically Avengers 2.5 but it also introduces Black Panther and Spider-Man into the MCU! 

Love is in the air or should we say passion and lust? This week JTE and Moose look back at the career of Robert Duvall and talk about what movies they've been watching. lastly JTE is joined by April Dawn to review the Valentine's Day hit Wuthering Heights.

This week on the Marvel Rewatch episode the MCU gets an injection of humor into its universe with the Paul Rudd led film Ant-Man. 

This week the boys each picked a film the other two guys had to watch!
 
Benny chose the 1985 Horror film THE STUFF 
JTE chose the 2002 Sci-Fi Action film EQUILIBRIUM starring Christian Bale
Moose chose the 2026 Zombie film WE BURY THE DEAD

The boys are back to review the latest from Horror master Sam Raimi with Send Help. What happens when you mix Castaway and Misery with Raimi at the helm? A good time at the movies that's what. 

This week we gave ourselves mercy by not reviewing the new Chris Pratt film Mercy and instead invited our two friends Mark Ellis and Paul DiNuzzo to participate in an epic special episode... The 80's Movie Draft! 

6 months after the release of the much anticipated sequel 28 Years Later we have the follow up with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. Does this direct sequel continue the series in new and interesting ways or should this series have stayed a trilogy?