Comic Cinema Crew

Producer James, Meghan, George, and Ruben watched this delightful time traveling romp that is not totally confusing when you start getting into the nitty gritty details.

This week's movie is Jim Carrey: The Movie! It's the role he was born to play. Producer James, George, and Alleycat Comics' Nick sat down and watched this real world cartoon of a movie that is smoooooookin'!!!

The Guyver is back in this grittier straight to video sequel. Producer James, George, and Meghan continue the arguments from the first movie's logic regarding aliens and zoanoids along with the protocols of archaeological digs. Luckily for us, we know Stasia from Pop Culture Role Call who is an expert in one of those things.

For the first and probably only time the Crew watches a movie that was never released.....it escaped. Producer James, Meghan, and George watched this Roger Corman-produced disaster in all of its low-grade glory.

The quintessential Batman makes his theatrical debuts in this classic animated film. It has it all love, loss, revenge, and Alfred awkwardly walking backwards out of rooms. Join Producer James, Meghan, George, and RUBEN!!!!! for this cartoon treasure.

What happens when Fox executives see a sexy comic book that only has 2 issues and say "Hey that looks like a hit TV show?" She's a model by day and a crime fighter by night. I guess.

The third installment in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie is next on the list and is just as bad as everyone remembers. Producer James, Meghan and George watch this subpar produced sequel showing that sometimes sequels are not necessarily needed.

Watching a Jackie Chan movie on it's own is a treat. Watching a manga movie with Jackie Chan is a bonus. Watching this crazy, delightful insanity made Producer James, Meghan, Nick, and George's night!!

For first and most likely only time the hosts watched a movie that wasn't technically based on a comic book. Producer James, Meghan, and George watched Doctor Mordrid, a movie that was supposed to be Doctor Strange right up to the point where they were about to make it. Shenanigans ensue.

Put on your leather cat suit, gather your freak show buddies, and jump into your duck boat it's time for Batman Returns. Producer James, George and Meghan discuss Tim Burton's movie that happens to have a Batman in it.

The Crew watches a made for TV movie than no one knew they wanted and no one knew existed. This anthology movie based on the EC Comics title of the same name is full of the manliest stories that Robert Zemeckis, Frank Darabont, and Richard Donner could come up with. Get ready for shootouts, street races, being called "Yellow" and a young Brad Pitt's tongue.

Producer James, Alleycat Comics' Nick and George watched the byproduct of what happens when you take an ultraviolent manga and turn it into an ultraviolent live action movie. The most bonkers thing that any of us have watched ever.

Rocketman burning out his fuse up here alone!! Oh wait......It's what now..... The Rocketeer? Producer James, George, and Meghan discuss the first comic book movie to be released by Disney and what would have honestly remained an obscure one if they hadn't.

The Turtles are back in Shenanigans: The Movie. Producer James, George, and Meghan watch this quickly produced, less violent sequel. Go Ninja! Go Ninja! Go!

These aliens came to Earth, but this isn't about that. And they changed humankind to be superweapons. It's not really about that either. It is about some guy's "Unit" making him "The Guyver" to fight humans who can turn into monsters. Producer James, Ruben, George, and Meghan watched "Pacific Rim Babies".....I mean "The Guyver."

The crew discusses the straight-to-video Captain America full of bright colors, Italian Nazis, and rubber ears. 

The fastest man alive makes his live action debut in this 1990 TV movie. Producer James, Ruben, George, and AlleyCat Comic's Nick sit down to discuss the Scarlet Speedster as he is desperately needed to rid Central City of the most ruthless biker gang.

Have you ever read a 7 page short comic and think "Hey this could make a good movie?" Richard Stanley did when he made Hardware, short story stretched over an hour and a half. Producer James, Ruben, and Alleycat Comic's Nick discuss why killer robot movies are a thing.

Archie and gang have grown up and come home for their High School reunion. Time has passed but has anything changed? Producer James, Meghan, and George sit down to watch America's favorite love triangle as adults, sort of.