We’re going all in on Daniel Craig’s first hand as 007. Parkour sprints that raise the blinds, poker tables where every river card could be fatal, Mads Mikkelsen slow-playing villainy with one perfect tell-tear, and Vesper Lynd slow-rolling Bond straight into a soul-crushing bad beat. This Bond gets stacked, reraised, and rivered by betrayal. A chip and a chair, we go all in. Ante up and deal yourself in.

Strap into your invisible Aston Martin—we’re revisiting the movie that pushed the franchise to its breaking point: Die Another Day. It’s the film that has everything: DNA restructuring, ice palaces, Madonna with a sword, and a CGI windsurfing scene. Join us as we try to make sense of Pierce Brosnan’s chaotic swan song and debate whether it’s misunderstood or the moment Bond lost the plot.

In this episode: Timothy Dalton’s 007 goes full rogue in "Licence to Kill" (1989) after Felix gets sharked and his bride murdered. No gadgets, just brooding vengeance, and that infamous decompression scene. We unpack why it’s criminally underrated and how it still packs a serious punch.

This week we dissect Roger Moore's suave performance, the exotic locales, the most gimmicky henchmen, and that unforgettable theme song. Was it a high point for 007, or did it miss the mark? Join us as we explore the gadgets, the plot twists, and the groovy 70s flair that prove Nobody Does It Better!

We’re hitting the slopes to discuss the divisive: On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Is George Lazenby an unfairly maligned Bond, or just a blip in the franchise's history? Join us as we break down the ski chases, Telly Savalas’s Blofeld, and the heartbreaking romance that changed James Bond forever. Come help us figure out if this is actually one of the better films of the series.

Join us as we delve into the shiny world of Goldfinger, a villain with a Midas touch. We'll examine the film's iconic song, gadgets, flying circus, and lasting impact on the Bond franchise. We'll discuss everything from Oddjob's lethal skills to Bond's suave charm, and debate whether this is the gold standard of Bond films!

For our Christmas finale, we dive into the shadowy, snow-dusted streets of Gotham as we unwrap Tim Burton's deliciously deranged 1992 masterpiece, Batman Returns. Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman slinks, Danny DeVito's Penguin oozes, and Michael Keaton's Batman broods harder than ever in this twisted holiday fairy tale of freaks, fetishes, and corporate corruption. Is it the best Batman film ever made? Quite possibly. Grab your umbrella... it's about to get weird.

Kevin McCallister gets his wish when his family flies to Paris, leaving him to defend his fortress with a level of creativity that would make a horror movie villain proud. It’s a heartwarming mix of junk food, questionable parenting, and brutal slapstick against the Wet Bandits. We break down how this chaotic home invasion story became the ultimate Christmas staple. Also, how do 15 adults manage to forget a child?