In which we discuss the monumental shift in how television works over the last 15 years, the twisty turny creator intent for Kamala Khan, the ways in which Marvel can’t help but meddle with a good thing, and sing the praises of Iman Vellani.
Continue reading Ben & Matt’s Marvellous Journey – Episode 37: Ms. Marvel
It’s Mario March Madness! The month-long Super Mario Bros. exploration begins with an anime adaptation that most people don’t even know exists.
It’s Super Mario Bros.: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach! It’s under an hour yet still manages to tell a better Mario story thanthe 1993 film.”
Continue reading Pantheon Plus – Mario March Madness: The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach!
It is frankly artistically tragic that Arrested Development seems to be hardly discussed anymore as one of the great comedic accomplishments in television history. Let’s dive into why and how much it is deserved. Continue reading Ranking the Arrested Development Seasons
I am one of those weird people who has never been greatly invested in the Rocky series. That has led to my current situation which is that it has actually been the Creed movies have made me more emotionally invested and interested in the original Rocky characters.
More than that though, the Creed series is an oddly reassuring series of films. They prove that when care and skill are emphasized, the Hollywood machine is actually capable of producing quality art that has mass appeal. It was not in our imagination. It once was happening far more often.
While you’re here, check out the following articles/podcasts:
Jerome’s 100 Favorite Movies Ever: Creed
There Will Be Movies – Episode 37: Creed
Jerome’s 100 Favorite Movies Ever: Rocky
Pantheon Plus – Underrated Sequels: Rocky Balboa Continue reading Ranking the Creed Films
Bouncing back from all the negativity that comes with Moon Knight, Ben & Matt are thrilled to be in more positive territory again as they step into Sam Raimi’s Multiverse of Madness.
We discuss the troubled production, Raimi’s return to the directing chair, the elaborate comic book inspirations, how it does (and doesn’t) tie into WandaVision and Loki, Marvel’s stunt casting problems and do our best to tackle the sticky villain situation.
Continue reading Ben & Matt’s Marvellous Journey – Episode 36: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
It’s the final leg of the underrated sequel journey. Jerome and Brian are ready to fly as they discuss the fourth Matrix movie.
Find out why such a recent sequel could be considered underrated and find out what March will bring in terms of podcast madness.
Continue reading Pantheon Plus – Underrated Sequels: The Matrix: Resurrections
Ben & Matt are back for another year and the vibes are absolutely rancid as they’re forced to pick the bones of Moon Knight once again.
From their love of the character in the comics to the production’s many baffling decisions, it’s a pretty intense episode. But surely Oscar Isaac is a lock for the All-Marvel list… right? Welcome back everyone!
Continue reading Ben & Matt’s Marvellous Journey – Episode 35: Moon Knight
Jerome and Brian are back! They discuss the most recent Terminator sequel, which may be the last in this iteration of the franchise. Needless to say, there is a disagreement whether this is even underrated or not. Find out which side each host is on.
Continue reading Pantheon Plus – Underrated Sequels: Terminator: Dark Fate
Jerome and Brian continue their look at underrated sequels with a discussion of Rocky Balboa, the sixth movie in the Rocky franchise.
They examine the franchise as a whole and what makes this a return to form for a franchise that had been a mixed bag in recent sequels.
Continue reading Pantheon Plus – Underrated Sequels: Rocky Balboa
The Magic Mike trilogy has somehow become of the best trilogies ever made. The best part about that these movies is that they all feel like their own thing and never feel repetitive in any substantive way. Here is how I rank them. Continue reading Ranking the Magic Mike Films
The Reel World 