Alamo Theaters, the once small, beloved chain admired for preserving the movie experience, is now actively working to destroy it.

This week Jason and Morgan discuss the Alamo's change in policy and film enthusiasts are taking it.

Plus, Reel News gets a little...um, whacky.

We're all nostalgic for the IPs we loved as kids. But one fan is turning his love of an old cartoon into an amazing movie pitch.

In this episode Jason and Morgan discuss Hollywood director and motion designer John Likens, who has been setting the internet on fire with his amazing TMNT tech demos.

Our passion projects the key to future entertainment?

Every actor is hoping for their big break. In this week's episode, Jason tell Morgan about the time he almost got to work alongside Liam Neeson, and how he lost a Netflix role.

Plus... Reel News!

Avengers Doomsday is shaping up to be one of the biggest movies of the year, but what's actually happening in the plot?

Jason's got some theories as he tries to catch Morgan up on the Multiverse Saga and things get a bit off the rails.

Movie theaters are dying, but Jason and Morgan are going to fix them.

This week the guys talk about the problems facing the theatrical experience, how to resolve them, and how to take movie theaters into the future.

Plus - introducing Reel News.

Plus plus - Crispy Trivia featuring questions about popular 2025 films

Live action remakes are all the rage these days, but does anyone actually want these?

Why do Studios keep making them?

Will we ever see the end?

In today's episode Jason and Morgan discuss the current landscape of live action remakes and investigate where the future may lie

In this episode, Jason and Morgan dive into the high-stakes contract negotiations between SAG-AFTRA and the studios as the current deal approaches expiration on June 30, 2026.

Only 3 years removed from the strikes of 2023,the industry now faces pay challenges, healthcare issues, and an increasing threat from AI to take jobs and lower quality.

Join us as we break down how we got here, what's on the line, and what you can do to help.

AI is making a big push in Hollywood and it may be bad for writers, actors, directors, and you, the fans.

This week Jason and Morgan discuss Disney's deal with OpenAi and a new app that allows users to make their own animation episodes with just a few keystrokes.

It may be the beginning of the end for movies as we know it, the guys pose some solutions you can do to help prevent it.