"Batman" (1989) 35th Anniversary

It is Halloween again and we are covering Stephen King this Month with our first of two episodes on Silver Bullet. Will this hold up as a cult classic that Wayne remembers, or will Frank take a bite out of one the horror favorites from Wayne's childhood?

It is Halloween again and we are covering Stephen King this Month with our first of two episodes on Silver Bullet. Will this hold up as a cult classic that Wayne remembers, or will Frank take a bite out of one the horror favorites from Wayne's childhood?

As the Sun sets on Summer we revisit the downturn of the Pirates franchise. But, is it as bad as we remember, or is there a treasure lurking in the depths of this film?

Frank and Wayne give their second take on the film that gave birth to the modern superhero blockbuster. After 35 years does this movie still dance with the devil by the pale moon light?

Some RomComs are classics and some age like milk. Frank and Wayne discuss if Never Been Kissed"is a High School film worth remembering, or if it should be as forgotten as its rufus catchphrase.

We're Back! Will this film live up to the hype? Frank and Wayne give their second take on T2

Let them say that I lived in the age of Podcasting Find out the Guy's second take on this 2004......epic?

That Podcast...is out there. It can't be bargained with, it can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity! Or remorse or fear and it absolutely will not stop!... ever... until the guys give their second take on... The Terminator!

Oh Yea, Frank and Wayne talk about this dark comedy. Will they recommend it for a second take? Ahh Heck just give it a listen and find out yourself!

You Like Take Two Podcast? Their First Few Episodes were a little too "new wave" for my taste but, I found they really came into their own when they started covering more.... main stream films. Take this for example. "American Psycho". It's not just a movie that many people have seen. The film has actually permeated the culture. A movie so entertaining, most people probably don't watch the film. But, they should because its not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's a personal statement about the movie itself.