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30 years after audiences saw King's darkest work come to life on the big screen--a new generation of moviegoers can once again relive the Creed's nightmare, albeit, with a twist. With four Stephen King films coming out in 2019--King and his fans are experiencing a renaissance with his work where the cheesy 80's are out and the dark and brooding century is in. With a more serious adaption of King's work now for our consumption the question is is it any better or is this still wonkey in its own way? Join Corbin and Allen as they discuss Pet Sematary to find out! Join the discussion! Question after the show: Is this a better adaption of the book than the 1989 film? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Men in Black: International! Listen to our reviews of the original Men in Black trilogy! We just finished reviewing all 13 Star Trek films--listen to all episodes now! There's still time to catch up on our previous M Night Shyamalan reviews (new installment coming in

Rambo has been MIA for the past 11 years. He's been living on his father's ranch--hopefully in peace. Now, he's back for possibly (probably not) one last time--this time to take on one of America's biggest issues--human trafficking along the US/Mexico border. Many may be wondering why Sly Stone came back as John Rambo once again, especially after last time seemed to be the end of the franchise? Better yet, is this even a worthy installment akin to the great First Blood or should it be forgotten like Rambo's past? Join Corbin and Allen as they review Rambo: Last Blood. Don't forget to catch up on our reviews all four Rambo films including the TV show! Join the discussion! Question after the show: Does this feel like a Rambo movie or just an over the top shoot em up? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Pet Sematary (2019)! Listen to our review of Pet Sematary (1989) before our review of Pet Sematary (2019) next week! We just finished reviewing all 13 Star Trek film

3 years after the highly successful sequel to JJ Abrams Star Trek reboot--Justin Lin (Fast & Furious director) came onboard to direct and Simon Pegg (yes, Scotty) penned the script. Going in a wholly new direction and mostly ignoring the ramifications of the Kelvin timeline--this latest Trek film hearkens back to the original 60's television series with a simpler plot and a colorful palette. Box office numbers were significantly weaker, especially domestically, but it still was highly successful with audiences and critics. 3 years have come and gone and we're without a new Trek film so is there something getting ready to beam onto our theatrical screens soon or is this the end for Star Trek? Join Corbin and Brad for their *final* review in their retrospective series, but hopefully they'll go beyond this one and be back to discuss Star Trek 14! Join the discussion! Question after the show: Does the Star Trek Beyond adventure live up to its two predecessors? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you

4 years after the astronomically successful reboot/prequel, JJ Abrams and crew are back for a familiar yet new adventure. With an even bigger budget and brand new talent--does this Trek film hit new highs? According to the box office it sure does and not to mention it was a huge win for critics and audiences! But does Star Trek Into Darkness violate the Prime Directive for Corbin and Brad or does it earn their respect as their new favorite Trek film? Join us to find out! Join the discussion! Question after the show: Is this sequel better than the original--just like Empire Strikes Back and A New Hope? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Star Trek Beyond (2016)! Catch up on our previous Star Trek reviews! Rambo is back in theaters! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before you see the "final" installment! Listen to our review of Pet Sematary (1989) before our review of Pet Sematary (2019) releases in 3 weeks! Listen our r

7 long years have passed since Star Trek had a theatrical film--the franchise seemed dead in the water not only on the big screen but also on the small screen with the cancellation of Star Trek: Enterprise. But on Trek's 30th theatrical anniversary, JJ Abrams and his writing duo from Mission Impossible: III teamed up to create a massive blockbuster filled with action while honoring the original films. Is this prequel/reimagining worthy to take its place among Shatner & Stewart? Join the discussion! Question after the show: Is this a worthy Star Trek reboot? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Star Trek: Into Darkness (2013)! Catch up on our previous Star Trek reviews! Rambo is coming back to theaters in just a few weeks! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before the "final" installment! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan--I break down all the hidden fees and determine whether Regal, Redbox, o

Join the discussion! Question after the show: Would this film have been better received had it not followed Star Trek: Insurrection? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Star Trek (2009)! Catch up on our previous Star Trek reviews! Rambo is coming back to theaters in just a few weeks! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before the "final" installment! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan--I break down all the hidden fees and determine whether Regal, Redbox, or AMC has the better deal when it comes to prices and perks! Listen to our Avengers: Endgame review! There's still time to catch up on our previous M Night Shyamalan reviews If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusive bonus content!   SUBSCRIBE on iTunes YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE HERE OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW ON TWITTER   Timestamps Background Info   

Don't miss this update & share it with friends and family! Allen is back! I told you he didn't flee to Italy and change his name to Rudolpho Laspari! Corbin and Allen reunite after 3 months to give you all the updates! Our first review back together: Rambo: Last Blood (release Oct 14) Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show Tying up loose end reviews (Pet Sematary & MIB) Finishing up the last half of M Night Shyamalan films. There's still time to catch up on our previous M Night Shyamalan reviews This year's Christmas special! Listen to past year's specials! Plus a sneak peek at our upcoming movie reviews in early 2020! And more! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)! Catch up on our previous Star Trek reviews! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan--I break down all the hidden fees and determine whether Regal, Redbox, or AMC has the better deal when it comes to prices and perks! Lis

2 years after what IMDb users in 1996 considered the 7th greatest film of all time, Johnathan Frakes was back to helm the ninth installment but with brand new writers. Hoping to capitalize off the lighthearted success of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, the crew opted for a whimsical Trek film instead of the life and death stakes last time. Does Picard's journey to the Fountain of Youth make Corbin and Brad feel young once again like the Baku or does it leave us feeling stretched thin like the wretched Sona? Join Corbin and Brad to find out! Join the discussion! Question after the show: Would this be better as a TV show episode or a movie? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)! Catch up on our previous Star Trek reviews! Rambo is coming back to theaters in just a few weeks! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before the "final" installment! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan-

2 years after the poorly received debut of the next generation Star Trek crew, they reassembled in the hopes of making the best Star Trek film to date. Did they succeed? Well, according to IMDb users in 1996, they voted it the 7th greatest film of all time! But how has it aged 23 years later? Join Corbin and Brad as they make first contact in their discussion of Star Trek: First Contact! Join the discussion! Question after the show: Is this the best Picard Star Trek film? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)! Catch up on our previous Star Trek reviews! Rambo is coming to theaters next month! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before the "final" installment! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan--I break down all the hidden fees and determine whether Regal, Redbox, or AMC has the better deal when it comes to prices and perks! Listen to our Avengers: Endgame review! The

3 years after the beloved sendoff of the original Star Trek crew; the next generation made the leap from TV screens to theater screens. With the end of the 7 season television run--the new crew had a bright future going where no man had gone before. Having an entirely new cast for a Trek film is a big deal, so is the transition from Kirk to Picard handled well? Join Corbin and Brad as they discuss Star Trek: Generations. Join the discussion! Question after the show: Is Malcolm McDowell's character Sorin a strong villain? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss next weeks review--Star Trek: First Contact (1996)! Catch up on our previous Star Trek reviews! Rambo is coming to theaters next month! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before the "final" installment! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan--I break down all the hidden fees and determine whether Regal, Redbox, or AMC has the better deal when it comes to prices and perks! Listen to

2 years after the massively unsuccessful fifth installment in the Star Trek franchise, the crew of the USS Enterprise journeyed to space-the final frontier one last time before handing the reins to the next generation. Releasing on the 25th anniversary original series, everyone was hoping this swan song would be their exit on a high note. Join Corbin and Brad as they travel where no man has gone before to determine whether Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country goes out on top! Question after the show: Would you like to see original crew come back for a seventh film? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our next week review of Star Trek: Generations! Rambo is coming to theaters next month! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before the "final" installment! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan--I break down all the hidden fees and determine whether Regal, Redbox, or AMC has the better deal when it comes to prices and perks! Listen to o

2 years after the massively successful fourth installment in the Star Trek franchise (although, not as successful as Mad Max Fury Road), William Shatner himself took over the directing chair to helm his take on a Star Trek story. Surprisingly, it was slammed critically, audiences at the time actually thought it was pretty good, but not enough fans came out to make this a successful box office contender in the series. The film just passed its 30th anniversary, so given some time, is this actually the one of the better Star Trek films in the series? Join Corbin and Brad as they travel beyond the Great Barrier to determine whether Star Trek V: The Final Frontier should be the final film or whether Shatner hits out of the galaxy! Question after the show: Is this the worst Star Trek film? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our review of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country next week! Rambo is coming to theaters next month! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films includin

2 years after Star Trek III: The Search for Spock was critically successful but tepidly received by audiences--Leonard Nemoy returned for one final time as director to complete the unintended trilogy that began with The Wrath of Khan (oh that feels so long ago). This time, Nemoy wanted a light-hearted Trek film with no clear cut villain. It's a risky gamble but does it pay off? Join Corbin and Brad as they discuss Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home...what many consider to be the best film in the entire franchise! Question after the show: Is this your favorite Star Trek film? Why or why not? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our review of Star Trek V: The Final Frontier next week! Rambo is coming to theaters next month! Catch up on our entire series of all four Rambo films including the TV show before the "final" installment! Regal theaters just announced their new unlimited movie plan--I break down all the hidden fees and determine whether Regal, Redbox, or AMC has the better deal when it comes to pr

Regal Cinemas just announced their truly unlimited movie pass subscription plan where you can go to as many movies as you want as many times as you want. Their plan is in direct competition to AMC Stubs "A-List" membership. Each offers their own unique benefits and trade-offs, but which plan will save you the most money and offer you the best movie going experience? Join Corbin as he breaks down everything you need to know about each plan, and he even compares the two with Redbox to see if renting movies for the home cinema is an even better option than going to the movie theater. Read my article for a more in-depth look at the plans and perks offered through all three! Question: Are you getting Regal Unlimited OR AMC A-List or sticking with renting movies at home with Redbox? I want to know! Let me know! Play around with the numbers yourself! Download the free spreadsheet to see how much the plans will cost or save you! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our review of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

Only two years after the success of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, a sequel hit theaters that further bolstered the Star Trek franchise that pleased fans and captured the imaginations of newcomers. This time, surprisingly, Leonard Nemoy, yes Spock himself, directs the film and he reboots his character in a way no Trekkie saw coming. Join Corbin and Brad as they journey where no man has gone before to determine whether this is the best Star Trek film so far in the franchise! Question after the show: Is this film better than The Wrath of Khan? Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss Silver Screen Guide's exclusive guide to the entire James Bond film franchise next week! Men in Black: International just hit theaters! Listen to our reviews of the original Men in Black trilogy! Listen to our Avengers: Endgame review! There's still time to catch up on our previous M Night Shyamalan reviews If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusi

After a tepid fan reaction and dismal critical reaction of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Star Trek returned to cinemas hoping to recapture audiences thrill for deep space swashbuckling adventure; this time be reintroducing an old nemesis...Khan Noonian Singh. The film captured the box office along with the hearts of Trekkies everywhere and still to this day is considered not only one of the best Star Trek films but a classic in general. Who hasn't heard of Khan?? Join Corbin and Brad as they journey where no man has gone before to see if Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan still holds up today as a great Star Trek film! Question after the show: Which is the more intriguing villain: Darth Vader or Khan Noonian Singh? Comment below! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our next week review of Star Trek III: The Search for Spock! Men in Black: International just hit theaters! Listen to our reviews of the original Men in Black trilogy! Listen to our Avengers: Endgame review! There's still time to catch u

10 years after the cancellation of the beloved science fiction television show--Kirk, Spock, plus the entire crew and new faces join the U.S.S. Enterprise on a new voyage...this time to save earth from an unstoppable god-like entity in Star Trek: The Motion Picture! Join Corbin and Brad as they go where no man has gone before in their kickoff episode of the new Star Trek Retrospective series! Question after the show: How does Star Trek: The Motion Picture compare to the Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope which came out two years prior? Comment below! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our review of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan next week! Men in Black: International just hit theaters! Listen to our reviews of the original Men in Black trilogy! Listen to our Avengers: Endgame review! There's still time to catch up on our previous M Night Shyamalan reviews If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusive bonus content!   SUBSC

10 years later! Yes, that's right 10 years after the poorly received second installment--the same creative team came back together to craft a story that would take the series to a whole new time that would reveal new secrets about J and K's past. After 7 years, we're getting a fourth film, but does this installment deserve to be recognized as the best? Remember third time's the charm! Join Corbin for a special PSA before the show and find out which is his favorite Men in Black movie so far! Question after the show: Is Men in Black 3 your favorite (so far)? Comment below! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our upcoming NEW retrospective series of every Stark Trek film! Listen to our Avengers: Endgame review! There's still time to catch up on our previous M Night Shyamalan reviews If you like this podcast and want to keep episodes FREE then please Support Silver Screen Guide and receive exclusive bonus content!   SUBSCRIBE on iTunes YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBE HERE OFFICIAL WEBSITE FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK

5 years after the wildly successful first installment that grossed over half-a-billion dollars, the cast and crew reunited for a new adventure they hoped would increase the success of the franchise. Well, it appeared 5 years was just a little too late to capitalize on the momentum. The box office returns were okay, critic reviews were abominable, but hey, audiences liked the film just as much as the first! After 17 years Men in Black II's favorability among viewers has been increasing. Join Corbin and Allen as they watch Men in Black II for the first time to give you their in-depth thoughts on whether they think this is a worthy sequel. Question after the show: Is Men in Black II a worthy sequel? Comment below! Subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss our upcoming review of Men in Black 3 just in time for Men in Black: International this summer! Listen to our Avengers: Endgame review! There's still time to catch up on our previous M Night Shyamalan reviews! We'll be returning to Shyamalan's reviews in

Sorry for the late upload listeners! Allen made a major move across three states so we took a short break for him to get him settled! Enjoy this free bonus episode of our review of Marvel's Avengers: Endgame! -------------------------------------------------------- In 1997, Steven Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment in conjunction Marvel Comics imprint Malibu Comics (so yes technically this is a Marvel movie)--brought the secret government UFO organization known as the Men in Black to the big screen. Creating a surprising pairing between Will Smith (fresh off The Fresh Prince of Bel-Aire) and Tommy Lee-Jones (fresh off his Oscar win for The Fugitive)--the duo appealed to young and old alike for an action packed, comedy light years ahead of the competition at the summer box office. The film was a surprise hit, grossing over half-a-billion dollars. Not surprisingly, the film has remained in the cultural zeitgeist with even the most modest film watcher having heard of "men in black." Listeners,