On this episode we have a stellar Spielberg showcase on our hands as I discuss “[Indiana Jones and the] Raiders of the Lost Ark” from 1981 & “Jurassic Park” from 1993 Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

On this episode we have a Marvel double-header, starting with Marvel Studios’ “Iron Man” from 2008 & Sony’s “Spider-Man” from 2002. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss a little bit of these movies that supposedly not “Christmas movies” to some, despite being set at that time of year. Starting with “Die Hard” from (1988), then “While You Were Sleeping” from 1995. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I waste no time jumping right into these movies that are making me question my format. I’m considering not doing “bad” or “so bad they’re good” movies anymore at this point. “Samurai Cop” (1991) & “Picasso Trigger” (1988) Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I have my sister Michelle and my brother-in-law Dan on to discuss a couple of set at Christmas romantic-ish comedies-ish starting with “Love Actually” from 2003 & “The Holiday” from 2006. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I express my lack of enthusiasm for the upcoming Game of Thrones spin-offs that have been getting some minor hype and then I discuss “Uncharted” from 2022 and “Licorice Pizza” from 2021. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I jump right into some family Christmas comedies starting with “Home Alone” from 1990 & “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” from 1998. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I discuss some of my Christmas traditions then I talk about a couple hour long claymation specials that I love from over 50 years ago. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I kick off the holiday bonus season with one of those “that’s not really a Christmas movie, it just happens at Christmastime!” movies called “Batman Returns” from 1992. Directed by Tim Burton, starring Michael Keaton, Danny DeVito, and Michelle Pfeiffer. Theme song performed by Augusto Diniz, acquired by way of Fiverr.com

I bring on my friend and resident Star Wars expert Lance Brooks to discuss some of the best movies the Star Wars universe has to offer. “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” from 2016, and “The Empire Strikes Back” from (1980). This is one of the longer episodes the show has had so buckle up….