Three Cylinder Stardrive Roger Colby and Richard Kutz

After a three year run, we have decided to finally power down the stardrive.  We are sad to do so, but life has changed drastically for both of us and we don't have the time to devote to it anymore.  We've enjoyed making you laugh, watching weird and horrible movies together, looking at pilot episodes for ancient lame shows, and reviewing some new films here and there. It's been a blast.  Richard and I will still see movies together and watch awful ones, too.  We just won't be podcasting about it.

We will leave the catalogue of all of our shows on Anchor for you to listen to and to download.  We hope you can go back in time and enjoy them.

This episode is dedicated to director and creator Matt Reeves, who just released Warner Brothers new film "The Batman".  We offer a spoiler-free review as well as look back at Reeves's first directorial debut, where he directed a segment in the anthology film "Future Shock".  

A little late, but we review the new Liam Neeson flick "Blacklight" and also Kenneth Branaugh's "Death on the Nile".  Our movie of the week is one that is out this weekend.  Rock out to the insanity that is "Studio 666".

In this episode we review the new "Uncharted" movie based on the popular Playstation video game series.  Does it hold up to the awesomeness that is the saga of Nathan Drake?  Also, we review the movie of the week: "Werewolves Within", another film based on a popular video game series.  Which one was better?  Tune in to find out!

Not much hit theaters this week, so we didn't really review any motion picture, but we did watch Amazon Prime's "Reacher".  We give our review from the perspective of someone who has read several of the Lee Child novels (Roger) and someone who hasn't (Richard).  Our movie of the week is "I Am Lisa", a werewolf movie with hairless werewolves, Lee Press-On Nails, and lots of bad acting.  

We were able to see an early showing of Roland Emmerich's new film "Moonfall" and, well, it's a movie about the moon.  Also, we review the movie of the week "Star Force".