Jared and Adam pull on their walking boots and cover plenty of kilometres while discussing the new Stephen King adaption, The Long Walk. What they have been watching is also included.

Adam convinced Jared to finally watch 2012's Battleship in an effort to answer the age old question, 'Is it as bad as I remember?'. The lads talk board games into film, truly awful characters and why on earth Liam Neesan is in this film. All this plus a summary of what they have both been watching recently.

Friend of the show Ray threw it out and Jared and Adam were more than happy to oblige with a full commentary on incredily strange 80's action film, Tango & Cash. Not on are Brion James accent, Kurt Russell in drag and Jack Palance frothing at the mouth impossible to explain, but the rest of the movie is difficult to categorise. Hold on for a wild ride. With a list of what they have been watching thrown in for good measure.

Adam and Jared finally reach the end of Hell Motel and provide their final thoughts. Where does it fit in amongst all the Slasher seasons (even though it technically isn't part of it). They also throw in the usual list of what they've been watching, along with some quick thoughts about the return of Jason in the new short film, Sweet Revenge.

The boys chat about all things Hell Motel, specifically episodes 5 & 6. Why is there so much arguing amongst one another? And how long was the chauffear (affectionately nicknamed Roy Burns) hanging around outside for? Adam and Jared both seem to be baffled by these questions. Also, tune in for a quick recap of what they have been watching recently as well.

A return to Southport and another fatal accident sends Adam and Jared running from a fisherman with a nasty hook in 2025's legacy sequel, I Know What You Did Last Summer. Have the filmmakers improved upon the 1997 model? There is also a segment on what they have been watching, and up or down on the latest trailers.

After friend of the show Ray suggested this one, Adam and Jared got themselves well aquainted with prison by sharing a cell with Sly Stallone in 1989's Lock Up. Games of football with psychopaths, a serious delousing and petty grudges abound. The lads also throw in the usual list of what they have been watching.

Adam and Jared quickly cover off on their initial thoughts regarding the new Superman movie.