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The Hannah Montana sequel/reboot has been canceled by the actress herself. Does anyone care? Someone does. Finally we are getting HBO Max on Roku! What took so long?

We dive deep into the announcement of Warner Media moving eighteen films from theaters direct to HBO MAX. We cover filmmaker reactions, cinema reactions, break down the reasons for the movie, and the repercussions.

On this episode we discuss a new social distanced theme park in Hong Kong, a new Scorpion King that kinda has The Rock involved, and oh yeah, a Hellraiser series for HBO that actually has Clive Barker involved!

On this episode we go over our holiday gift guides which are actually request lists, all things we want! The lists run from pots and pans to movies and games!

So we discuss a lot in this episode including Star Trek animated shows coming soon but the bulk of the episode is actually yes, focused on Disney business news. The reason? Disney is restructuring to focus the majority of its content on streaming. How does that impact pop culture? Let’s discuss.

On this episode of the show we discuss what happened to short form streaming service and why these types of services just don’t work. We also get into new information about the upcoming epic Snyder Cut of the Justice League movie.

On this episode of the show we discuss a new sequel to the cult classic film Hocus Pocus. The original cast is coming back! Also what’s up with all the fast food talk? That’s right there are stories about spookiness in Burger King and the struggle to get ice cream at Micky D’s!

On this episode we discuss The Walking Dead coming to an end but not really considering their are a ton of spin offs planned. We also discuss Mulan with more cast reviews and the potential revenue generated from the streaming Disney film.

Lots to cover but the centerpiece is our coverage of returning to the theater to see The New Mutants. That’s right, it finally hit theaters and we review it!

This week we take a look at the Death on the Nile trailer and of course, opinions vary. The remakes and redos continue now with Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. Can this classic film be remade in modern times and should it be? We also continue discussing the upcoming release of TENET to theaters now with specifics on what is required for the film to play in theater and beyond.

On this episode we discuss the end of 20th Century Fox as a brand, John Wick going nonstop and a ton more. It’s a big news week! Also, puppies, cats, and Friday the 13th!

Yes of course we are debating the pros and cons of Mulan going directly to streaming versus cinemas and Zach being an elitist gaming asshole right away!

That’s right, Tiger King gets award nominations while the last Golden Age film star passes away. What has come of media? We will discuss!

This week we take a look at the Halloween Kills trailer, chat about Mission Impossible in the U.K. and wonder why a TV game show based on The Sims is going to exist.

Another big loss to the filmmaking world discussed this week. The return of Beavis and Butthead AGAIN, and Disney Plus’ summer of boring.

With Hollywood ramping back up we take a look at all of the latest dates for big movie releases for the rest of the year and early next year. We also discuss the delay for the next Academy awards.

Information has come to light regarding Regal Cinema’s approach to staying afloat until they can reopen versus AMC Theaters filing for bankruptcy. Will they open soon? What will be their approach to reopening?

We discuss the future of cinema and how and when theaters will reopen.

Our favorite psycho Nick Cage will be playing the psycho of the moment the Tiger King in an upcoming project. That plus what we are watching and binging, Oh, and Tom Cruise in space!

Ewan McGregor was arguably one of the few good decisions made for the Star Wars prequels so it makes sense that he wou;d be brought back as the in between Obi Wan for a new series on Disney Plus. Is it too little too late? Are we excited? We also discuss an announced Matrix sequel, and of course, Sony and Marvel have a spat and Spider-man is now leaving the MCU. Boy this will be a big one.