Before Justin Timberlake starred in a movie about time being used as literal currency, Christopher Lambert fought the time-issuing authority of Ron Perlman and Lou Diamond Phillips.

A promising high school grad who just served four years for drunken-vehicular manslaughter tries to secretly make amends with the sole survivor of the crash while also trying to go on a space mission to a planet that is identical to Earth at the present time.

On a mining colony, 20 years after the events James Cameron’s “Aliens”, a scientist survives a chest burster. If someone can manage that, surely it is safe for Weyland-Yutani to send more miners in for the resources.

Michael Dubois⁠ comes back to the podcast to discuss the most excellent trilogy when it comes to doing fan service right, "⁠Bill & Ted⁠". If only Disney had thought about giving "The Rise of Skywalker" to ⁠Keanu Reeves⁠ and ⁠Alex Winters⁠, the galaxy would be what Rufus and Kenobi would consider tranquil.

Jeff Goldblum may draw ThePoeticCritic out, but Peter Weller seems to have an ability to capture ⁠CatBusRuss's⁠ attention. Our host has the Shout! Factory's Steelbook of 1984's "⁠The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension⁠", an underappreciated blueprint of how all comic book movies should operate.

David Cronenberg’s story about a future where mutations have lead to surgery becoming a form of artistic expression. Tumors are grown as works of arts and autopsies are theaters.

Authoritarianism has won. Sex is now a controlled commodity. There must be a means of escape, and David Carradine might have that solution.

Prison has now become virtual reality. But instead of reforming hardened criminals, Robert Davi puts them in historical battlegrounds for the rich to hunt and murder.

The United States is in disarray. Environmental disasters have led the country to be a strict police state. All “criminals” end up in the Fortress, a fully automated and brutal prison. What else would you expect from a Stuart Gordon film?

CatBusRuss reviews a Netflix original feature with Michael Pena defending his family from an interplanetary insurrection.

From the finances of the comic strip “Effin’ Birds”, an intergalactic bounty hunter is on a mission to save her sister from a prison planet ran by an evil, cybernetic armed warden.

CatBusRuss and Andrew Tiede celebrate the first “Ghostbusters” film. Russ then watches the 21st Century offerings from the franchise.

Law-abiding citizens are suddenly becoming crazed criminals. Stealing cars, murdering the innocent, and robbing banks out of the blue. Every time one of them is stopped, someone in their vicinity takes up their cause. It is up to an LA cop and a very secretive FBI agent to stop this trend.

In this follow-up to the Martian Successor Nadesico anime series, a 14-year-old, genetically-engineered genius captain of the new Battleship Nadesico must fight an organized Martian Successor attack. - Per IMDb

Sam Marsh⁠ is a lot like the aliens who seek political sanctuary in the "Men in Black" franchise. ⁠CatBusRuss⁠ thinks that is a fair thing to say because this is his first podcast guest who is from the Mastodon social media platform.

When greedy tycoons refuse to return Mothra's egg to the people of Infant Island, they must decide if they are willing to answer Japan's own pleas for help when Godzilla arises near Nagoya.

After being rejected as a runt by his clan, Dek the Yautja is out on a mission to kill the unkillable to prove his worth. Of course, Weyland-Yutani wants to capture that beast for their weapons division. Who will get the monster first? Who are the real monsters?

It’s the humbling of a Padawan as CatBusRuss tries to offer the opinion of just happy to have “Star Wars” with a panel of Jedi Masters.

CatBusRuss and Icon Tournaments’ Ron Hernandez present an Indiana Comic Con panel about the “Tron” movie franchise.

The software wars continue between ENCOM and Dillinger Systems. Both companies are seeking to create physical incarnations of programs. Flynn’s legacy is out to save the world. Dillinger is out to rule it. Ares is an AI who just wants to live for more than 29 minutes.

Seven miles beneath sea level, a deep sea mining colony starts imploding. Five survivors are going to need to walk to the next nearest mining site, but whatever caused the accident may be related to the great old ones. Decompression or monsters, pick your fate.