Before the super-fun Retaliation, there was the super-turd GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra. Yo crap!

Yo Joe! We complete our trilogy of GI Joe reviews by taking a look back at the 1986 GI Joe animated movie. Crandall’s nostalgia makes it a fun experience, but Mercy cringes at Cobra-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la!

YO JOE! The Real American Hero is back and this time, it’s a blast, thanks in large part to a mute clad in black, a pissed of ninja in white, and a “silent interlude” on a mountain.

Crandall has seen the new remake of Sam Raimi’s classic horror flick EVIL DEAD directed by Fede Alvarez. This solo review contains no MAJOR spoilers and just lets you know if the new flick is blasphemy or a blast. We’ll do a full proper Armchair spoiler-filled review once Mercy has had a chance to check it out.

Our epic 4 part eulogy to the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series. ‘Untimely’ demise? Hardly.

Crandall and Mercy are gearing up for the new remake of EVIL DEAD by revisiting the most epic, slapstick adventure from the original trilogy, Bruce Campbell vs. ARMY OF DARKNESS. Come get some!

Crandall and Mercy take a look at Ang Lee’s long and indulgent flick LIFE OF PI, new on blu-ray. Sorry Richard Parker, this one doesn’t get a rave review.

We’re off to see how the wizard became the wizard as Sam Raimi brings a touch of Evil Deadness to the Army of Darkness inspired “Oz: The Great and Powerful”.

Crandall and Mercy take a look at Martin McDonaugh’s sick and twisted black comedy Seven Psychopaths.

Dave Humphrey sits in with Crandall and Mercy to finally review the latest James Bond flick SKYFALL. Director Sam Mendes wins over Crandall and Humphrey but Mercy wants a license to kill this franchise.