Drew and Travis do a Gen-Revisit of Back to the Future Part II! This is our first entry in a theme month we're calling Days of Future Past, all about cinematic futures that take place before our present.

Drew and Travis travel back to the aughts with the remakes of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Hills Have Eyes. This is our fourth and final entry in Remake Roulette: a month of remakes!

Drew and Travis raid tombs with The Mummy, the 1999 Universal Monsters remake that launched a hit franchise starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz! This is our third entry in Remake Roulette: a month of remakes!

Drew and Travis crash land on Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes, the 2001 remake that impressed neither audiences nor critics! This is our second entry in Remake Roulette: a month of remakes!

Drew and Travis roll out the barrel for A Fistful of Dollars, the 1964 film that popularized the spaghetti western movement. It's also an unofficial remake of Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo, which resulted in a lawsuit from Kurosawa and Toho Films! This is our first entry in Remake Roulette: a month of remakes!

Drew and Travis dream with Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, the 1989 Japanese-American animated film that began production in 1982, but wouldn't get a U.S. release until ten years later! It's our third and final entry in Mindfields: a themed month all about movies that go into the minds and memories of their characters!

Drew and Travis reminisce with Unforgettable, the 1996 mystery thriller starring Ray Liotta, Linda Fiorentino, and Peter Coyote! It's our second entry in Mindfields: a themed month all about movies that go into the minds and memories of their characters!

Drew and Travis may never sleep again after a double feature of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge and A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors! It's our first entry in Mindfields: a themed month all about movies that go into the minds and memories of their characters!

Drew and Travis are back in the New York Groove with Charles Bronson in Death Wish 3. It's our fourth and final entry in a month called Cannon for Christmas, in which we're exploring the Cannon Films library!

Drew and Travis breakdance their way through a hail of shurikens and caltrops when they compare Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo and Revenge of the Ninja! These two mid-80s sequels were both directed by Sam Firstenberg. They're second and third entries in a month called Cannon for Christmas, in which we're exploring the Cannon Films library!

Drew and Travis go Over The Top with Sylvester Stallone's 1987 father-and-son trucking and arm wrestling picture. It's our first entry in a month called Cannon for Christmas, in which we're exploring the Cannon Films library!

Drew and Travis blow their domes with Battlefield Earth, the resoundingly panned adaptation of cult leader L. Ron Hubbard's novel. This sci-fi vanity project stars John Travolta, and is the fourth and final film in a theme month called "What Were They Thinking?!"

Drew and Travis run from Dangerous Men, the infamous 2005 indie flick from filmmaker John S. Rad. Originally shot in the '80s and released almost 20 years later, this is the third film in a theme month called "What Were They Thinking?!"

Drew and Travis trawl for Justice aboard Serenity, the forgotten flop starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Jason Clarke! Written and directed by Steven Knight, this 2019 fishing expedition is the second film in a theme month called "What Were They Thinking?!"

Drew and Travis practice the ancient art of Quack Fu with Howard the Duck, the 1986 Marvel Comics adaptation. Produced by George Lucas, this infamous cult flop is our first film in a theme month called "What Were They Thinking?!"

Drew and Travis reach the heights of spooky season with Mario Bava's Black Sabbath, also known as The Three Faces of Fear! This seminal 1963 Italian horror anthology is the fourth and final film of Happy Happy Halloween, a month of horror films made to maximize your enjoyment this October.

Drew and Travis rub the lamp of Wishmaster and its sequel, Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies! They're video rental mainstays from the late '90s, and contain two of actor Andrew Divoff's greatest performances! This is the third week of Happy Happy Halloween, a month of horror films made to maximize your enjoyment this October.

Drew and Travis read their vows to the Bride of Frankenstein! Now celebrating its 90th anniversary, this Universal Monsters classic is the second film of Happy Happy Halloween, a month of horror films made to maximize your enjoyment this October.

Drew and Travis are definitely not ticked off that they had to watch Ticks! It's the 1993 creature feature that stars Seth Green, Alfonso Ribeiro, Clint Howard, and Peter Scolari! This is the first week of Happy Happy Halloween, a month of horror films made to maximize your enjoyment this October.

Drew and Travis need a very long walk after The Truman Show, the 1998 satire starring Jim Carrey, Laura Linney, and Ed Harris. It's our fifth and final film in a month of movie set and shot in Florida!

Drew and Travis are welcomed to Miami by two competing Florida crime films. That's right: it's Miami Connection vs. Miami Blues! This is the third week in our month of movies shot and set in Florida.

Drew and Travis eat a Dole Whip with Escape From Tomorrow! It's the 2013 indie horror comedy that was secretly shot in Disney World and Disneyland, and our second entry in a month of movies set and shot in Florida!

Drew and Travis huff swamp gas with Wild Things! It's the 1998 erotic thriller starring Matt Dillon, Denise Richards, Neve Campbell, and Kevin Bacon. It's our first entry in a month of movies set and shot in Florida!

Drew and Travis spend two crazy nights with The Return of The Living Dead and The Warriors! This pairing is our final installment in a month of Punk Movies.

Drew and Travis hate sports with We Are The Best!, the 2013 Swedish film from director Lucas Moodysson! He's adapting his wife Coco Moodysson's graphic novel Never Goodnight, which is a memoir of Coco's youth. It's our third entry in a month of punk movies.

Drew and Travis go to the mall with Valley Girl, the 1983 rom-com starring Deborah Foreman and Nicolas Cage! It's our second entry in a month of punk movies.

Drew and Travis drive around L. A. for days with Repo Man, the 1984 punk comedy starring Emilio Estevez and Harry Dean Stanton! It's our first entry in a month of punk movies.

Drew and Travis finish up their stay in NYC with Vampire in Brooklyn! It's the 1995 horror comedy from Eddie Murphy and Wes Craven, co-starring the wonderful Angela Bassett. This is the last entry in our third month of unconventional vampire movies.

Drew and Travis get hooked on Abel Ferrara's The Addiction and Larry Fessenden's Habit: two indie vampire flicks from 1995, both set in New York City! This pairing is our third of four installments in another month of Unconventional Vampire Movies.

Drew and Travis love the foe that is Dafoe in Shadow of the Vampire! It's the Oscar-nominated horror-comedy that fictionalizes the production of 1922's Nosferatu as a satire about what happens when you hire a monster to play your monster.

Drew and Travis rock out with Queen of the Damned! It's the 2002 Anne Rice adaptation that marked the last feature film appearance of Aaliyah. This is the first film in our third month of movies about Unconventional Vampires!

Drew and Travis feel the sharp sensations of The Sting! It's the 1973 hit that swept the Oscars and stars Robert Redford, Paul Newman, and Robert Shaw! This is the final film in our second month of movies about Crimes, Crooks and Capers.

Drew and Travis hang out with Jim Jarmusch's Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai! It's the 1999 hitman flick starring Forest Whitaker, featuring original music by RZA of The Wu-Tang Clan.

Drew and Travis sell their souls to the Devil… In a Blue Dress! That's right, we're talking about director Carl Franklin's 1995 adaptation of Walter Mosley's hard-boiled detective novel, starring Denzel Washington!

Drew and Travis get an education from Kindergarten Cop, the 1993 comedy directed by Ivan Reitman and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger!

Drew and Travis sharpen their axes with Frailty, the 2001 horror film directed by (and starring) Bill Paxton! This is the fourth entry in a month of movies starring the late Bill Paxton, a GenreVision favorite. We miss you, Bill!

Drew and Travis concoct A Simple Plan to appreciate one of Sam Raimi's best films! This vicious 1998 thriller is the third entry in a month of movies starring the late Bill Paxton, a GenreVision favorite. We miss you, Bill!

Drew and Travis party with Broken Lizard's Club Dread, the 2004 horror comedy starring Bill Paxton and the comedy troupe behind Super Troopers! This is the second entry in a month of movies starring the late Bill Paxton, a GenreVision favorite. We miss you, Bill!

Drew and Travis enter the Suck Zone with Twister, the 1996 disaster film starring Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton! This is the first entry in a month of movies starring the late Bill Paxton, a GenreVision favorite. We miss you, Bill!

Drew and Travis hop on their lawn mowers for The Straight Story, the 1999 David Lynch film! Based on the true story of Alvin Straight, this movie tells the tale of an aging Iowa man who rode his lawn mower all the way to his brother's home in Wisconsin.

Drew and Travis catch a chill from Stone Cold, the 1991 biker gang action flick starring Brian Bosworth, Lance Henriksen and William Forsythe!

Drew and Travis pay a GenRevisit to 2016's A Cure for Wellness, which in the 9 years since its release has become a touchstone film for this show. This is not a re-upload of our 2016 review. It is a new in-depth revisit and analysis.

Drew and Travis fall into the Devil's Holes with Peacock King! This 1988 Hong Kong film directed by Ngai Choi Lam and Yuen Biao is an adaptation of the Peacock King manga!

Drew and Travis make a difficult choice between Don Coscarelli's Bubba Ho-Tep and Ernest R. Dickerson's Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight!

This episode is the last of five episodes in another month of Weird Westerns!

Drew and Travis take up their shotguns for Outland, the 1981 sci-fi riff on High Noon starring Sean Connery!

This episode is the last of five episodes in another month of Weird Westerns!

Drew and Travis revel in the violent delights of Michael Crichton's Westworld: the 1973 sci-fi picture that inspired the HBO series!

This episode is the third of five episodes in another month of Weird Westerns!

Today's episode was pre-recorded and does not contain listener shelf picks from last week's episode on Cop Land. You'll hear them next week.

Drew and Travis smell something rotten in the suburbs of Cop Land: the 1997 neo-western written and directed by James Mangold!

This episode is the second of five episodes in another month of Weird Westerns!

Drew and Travis are caught in the orbit of Lone Star: the 1996 neo-western written, directed and edited by John Sayles! This episode is the first of five episodes in another month of Weird Westerns!

Today's episode has no Currently Consuming, due to our review of Lone Star running longer than usual.

Drew and Travis get their asses to Mars for Total Recall, the 1990 sci-fi action flick starring Arnold Schwarzenegger!

This episode is the last of four episodes in a month of movies featuring robots, cyborgs, and artificial intelligence!

Drew and Travis are infected with Virus, the bigger-budget 1999 sci-fi horror flick starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Sutherland!

This episode is the third of four episodes in a month of movies featuring robots, cyborgs, and artificial intelligence!

Drew and Travis cross the Pacific to see two Japanese robot flicks: Robot Carnival and Gunhed!

This episode is the second of four episodes in a month of movies featuring robots, cyborgs, and artificial intelligence!

Drew and Travis catch up with architect-auteur Neil Breen's filmography when they review Cade: The Tortured Crossing! It's the direct sequel to Breen's previous film, Twisted Pair, which we've also reviewed.

This episode is the first of four episodes in a month of movies featuring robots, cyborgs, and artificial intelligence!

Drew and Travis team up with Double Team, the 1997 action flick starring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dennis Rodman!

This episode is the last of three episodes in a theme we're calling Vaingeance: an exploration of vanity projects by action stars!

Drew and Travis stand On Deadly Ground, Seagal's 1994 attempt at directing a movie while starring as a walking inferno of charisma.

This episode is the second of three episodes in a theme we're calling Vaingeance: an exploration of vanity projects by action stars!

Drew and Travis draw their bowstrings with Rambo: First Blood Part II and Cobra, two Sylvester Stallone vehicles from 1985 and 1986, respectively!

This episode is the first of three episodes in a theme we're calling Vaingeance: an exploration of vanity projects by action stars!

Drew and Travis get slimed by the 1988 remake of The Blob and the 1986 adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft's From Beyond!

This episode is the third of three surprise episodes in a month we're calling Christ-Mess: a messy medley of grossout gifts to enjoy this Holiday Season!

Drew and Travis participate in the Shunting with Society, the goopy 1989 horror satire from director Brian Yuzna!

This episode is the second of three surprise episodes in a month we're calling Christ-Mess: a messy medley of grossout gifts to enjoy this Holiday Season!

Drew and Travis enjoy a nice Hawaiian Punch with Nothing But Trouble, the infamous 1991 horror-comedy bomb from writer-director-star Dan Aykroyd!

This episode is the first of three surprise episodes in a month we're calling Christ-Mess: a messy medley of grossout gifts to enjoy this Holiday Season!

Drew and Travis pay a Gen-Revisit to Warriors of Virtue, the bizarre 1997 martial arts fantasy from director Ronny Yu!

Drew and Travis suit up with Ninja and Ninja II: Shadow of a Tear, a double feature starring action darling Scott Adkins!

Drew and Travis dance with Only the Strong, the 1993 martial arts film about Brazilian Capoeira in the streets of Miami!

Drew and Travis cast Magic of Spell, the sequel to wacky Taiwanese fantasy flick Child of Peach!

Drew and Travis feel mother's love in Psycho II and Psycho III, a double feature to wrap up our month of horror films!

Drew and Travis summon Pumpkinhead, the demonic fairy tale from effects maestro Stan Winston!

Drew and Travis immediately spoil The Others, the 2001 gothic haunter starring Nicole Kidman! Consider watching this one before listening!

Drew and Travis take flight with Galaxy Quest, the 1999 Star Trek meta-spoof starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Sam Rockwell, and many more!

Drew and Travis employ Working Girl, the 1988 Oscar winner starring Melanie Griffith, Harrison Ford, and Sigourney Weaver!

Drew and Travis snag an interview with Eyewitness, the 1981 pairing of Sigourney Weaver and William Hurt!

Drew and Travis dig some Holes, the 2003 adaptation of the Louis Sachar novel, starring Sigourney Weaver, Shia Labeouf, Patrica Arquette, Tim Blake Nelson, and Jon Voight!

Drew and Travis take a bite of Snow White: A Tale of Terror, the 1997 TV movie starring Sigourney Weaver and Sam Neill!

Drew and Travis cast a spell with Merlin, the 1998 Arthurian miniseries starring Sam Neill, Miranda Richardson, Martin Short, and Rutger Hauer!

Drew and Travis say a dark prayer to Sam Neill in The Final Conflict, the third film in the Omen series!

Drew and Travis celebrate The Summer of Sam… Neill with The Hunt for Red October!

Drew and Travis kick off The Summer of Sam… Neill with Event Horizon vs. In The Mouth of Madness!

Drew and Travis pray for The Prophecy, the 1995 thriller starring Christopher Walken, Elias Koteas, Virginia Madsen and more!

Drew and Travis bear witness to The Last Temptation of Christ, Martin Scorcese and Paul Schrader's adaptation of the famously controversial novel!

Drew and Travis go to hell with Little Nicky, the 2000 Adam Sandler vehicle about the ruling family of the underworld!

Drew and Travis get nuked while reviewing Robocop 2! Released in 1990 and directed by Irvin Kershner (The Empire Strikes Back), this sequel follows Robocop as he takes on a new drug lord threatening Detroit.

Drew and Travis babble with BB while watching Wes Craven's Deadly Friend!

Drew and Travis compete in a spinach-eating contest with A.I. Artifical Intelligence, the 2001 Spielberg film!

Drew and Travis cook eggs on the floor with Demon Seed, the 1977 adaptation of Dean Koontz's sci-fi novel!

Drew and Travis bond with their robots over Terminator 2: Judgement Day and The Iron Giant!

Drew and Travis make room for Daddy when they review Stepfather 2, the 1989 sequel starring Terry O'Quinn and Meg Foster!

Drew and Travis get gooped with Dead Alive (a.k.a. Braindead), the third feature from New Zealand filmmaker Peter Jackson!

Drew and Travis scrub the floors alongside Mommie Dearest, the infamous adaptation of Christina Crawford's memoir, starring Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford!