95th Academy Awards (with Zachary Byrd)

In a drastic change for the show, Michael and Louis decide to watch a movie that's actually good: Sam Mendes' Road to Perdition, an Oscar-winning flick that most of you probably didn't realize was even based on a comic book. Michael and Louis discuss the film's casting, cinematography, and overall quality in an episode that would make for a great listen on a road trip between Rock Island and Chicago -- just remember to check the backseat for any snooping kids.

Michael and Louis discuss the 1996 Steel film, one of the first major superhero movies to star a Black actor, but one that unfortunately also looks like a Disney Channel original movie.

How did the World's Greatest Comic Magazine become The World's Least Seen Comic Book Movie? Michael and Lars take a (dubiously legal) look at the lost Fantastic Four movie, a cheap, rushed production that lead to one head scratcher of a film. Is it the best Fantastic Four movie ever made? Definitely not, but it makes for a good podcast subject, so tune in!

Michael and Louis are joined by Zachary Byrd of With a Gay Twist to discuss the upcoming Academy Awards, which will (hopefully) be a more normal affair this go around.

Mike and Louis take on Howard the Duck, the notorious, George Lucas-produced movie that ruined at least two people's careers and stands out as one of the worst comic book adaptations of all time.

Michael and Louis discuss the 2004 The Punisher, perhaps the most famous movie set in Tampa.

Michael and Louis deliver a two-for-one episode of Fortress of Ineptitude, taking a look at the now-retired Bruce Willis' career by reviewing RED and RED 2.

Michael and Alex share their favorite songs and albums of 2022, as well as the music and artists that surprised and disappointed them throughout the year.

In the latest Fortress of Ineptitude, Michael and Lars discuss The Spirit, a baffling but entertaining adaptation of the classic Will Eisner series that gets nearly everything about the character wrong.

Michael and Louis take a look at Sight and Sound's critics poll of the Greatest Films of All Time, and venerated and prestigious institution that attracted some controversy this year. Should the critics have chosen as many recent films? Did they get the top ten right? What would Michael and Louis change about the list? Tune in to find out, and share your thoughts on Sight and Sound's poll with the two hosts by emailing them at contact@thepostrider.com.