Halloween in September

John Carpenter smacks down Rob Zombie.  The Exorcist and Lethal Weapon appear on the small screen.  We figure out movies from it's click bait title.  The Lonely Island's Never Stop Never Stopping and Hardcore Harry are reviewed.  And we wait with baited breath for the russian juggernaut of a superhero movie:  The Guardians.

You're the one that I want

Son of Zorn reviewed.  Future reboots discussed.  Netflix does not have a "white person problem."  Fast Times does and doesn't hold up.  We judge the Emmys.  And we do the time warp again.

Facebook Live-en and it feels so good

Paul Verhoevon has some unkind words for the Robocop remake.  Toxic Avenger get it's own retouching.  Symphonic scores ain't what they used to be.  What do we really think about Kylo-Ren and Jared Leto's Joker?  Mister Sinister is confirmed for Wolverine 3.  We track how much of Rolling Stone's piece Fifty Things Millennials Have Never Heard About is accurate.  Plus a we answer a few questions thrown at us by the Facebook Live audience.

Montucky Skies on Facebook Live tonight at 9:30pm mst!

Our podcast will be #live on Facebook Live at 9:30pm mst tonight.  Bring your questions, like the Not Safe For Network page so that you will be able to watch, and make sure to share the video so others can see our ugly mugs.

Ann Coulter and other hot takes

Star Trek Discovery may have muslim and gay characters.  WB pops themselves for copyright infringement.  Shocker's coming to the MCU.  James Bond rumors.  Freddie Mercury gets an asteroid.  And Hot Take returns with a new short segment on the show.

If you want to view paradise

Topics:  The amazing Gene Wilder's career.  Some Richard Pryor and Mel Brooks stories.  The Night Of was spectacular from beginning to end.  Death Stroke is in Justice League.  Dan Harmon does a pass on Doctor Strange.  Finally, what do we know about Star Trek Discovery.

Whitewashing

Mary Jane Watson has been cast for Spider-Man: Homecoming, and some white people are pissed. Biggs defends the casting. We revisit a cartoon from 1968 called Super President. Then we give further thoughts on Good Fellas, The Ranch, Vice Principals, Love, and Arrow. World War Z 2 put out a little seen trailer. And we wrap up with some talk about Stephen King movies.