The Media Guide

Expendables 2 claimed to be bigger and more bad-ass than the original, but did it live up to that claim? Does the addition of Jean-Claude Van Damme and Chuck Norris to this already larger-than-life cast help blow it out of the water, or is this one a dud?

Does having the "Bourne" tag on your movie give it an automatic boost or does it just add extra pressure? Find out as we (with special guest Buck) look at Jerremy Renner's attempt to replace Matt Damon in "The Bourne Legacy".

Will Ferrell plus Zach Galifianakis should equal an easy winner of a comedy right? Well it looks like we needed to double check our math on this one. With the help of our special guest Mason (who himself is in the middle of a campaign of his own for city council), we take a look at this doozy of a film that gives "That's My Boy" a run for its money for worst movie of the year. That's right, we watched "The Campaign", so that maybe you won't have to...

Today, we review a movie where we're supposed to believe that having Kate Beckinsale as your wife means you have a crappy life and the only way for things to get better is to have fake memories implanted in your head... That's right, we're talking about "Total Recall" with special guest Joey. (Be forewarned- Jake and Ashton argued so much during this review that they somehow skipped over the Barack Obama Bills!!!)

Did Vince Vaughn ruin another comedy, or did Will Forte save the day? Find out as Jake and Ashton take a look at "The Watch". Spoiler Alert: our review does not feel like cum.

Christopher Nolan brought Batman back from the depths of Schumacher hell with "Batman Begins" seven years ago. Today, we review the movie that wraps it all up in "The Dark Knight Rises". Did Nolan find a way to three-peat? Listen in as we decide for ourselves with the help of our guest Jones.

It's been a while since we've talked TV so Ashton and Jake are rejoined by guest Brad to discuss a couple of TV series that they're currently watching: HBO's The Newsroom which just started its first season and AMC's Breaking Bad which just started its fifth season. The crew finishes things off by discussing their expectations going into "The Dark Knight Rises".

In our latest episode, Jake and Ashton are rejoined by special guest Brady, who together come up with their top 3 (sometimes 5) movies that fit into seven categories. These categories include "which movies should've been HBO series instead", or "which movie Michael Bay will no doubt one day 'Bay-Up'".

Spider-man was not invited to be part of The Avengers, but that doesn't mean we weren't going to review his new movie, a reboot that no one but Sony was asking for, in "The Amazing Spider-man". Also, our friend Jones provided the outro music for this episode, so be sure to check out his work on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jones-Levenson/193566240675502?sk=app_108468622525037)

In our sixteenth episode, Jake and Ashton take a look at Seth McFarland's live-action version of Family Guy... oops, meant to say "Ted".

This week Ashton and his two fill in co-hosts Brady and Tony review the prequel(?) to Ridley Scott's "Alien" universe: "Prometheus".

In Part 1 of our fourteenth episode, we review the board game that was just begging to be made into a movie- "Battleship".

In Part 1 of our thirteenth episode, we review the latest Tim Burton/Johnny Depp collaboration: "Dark Shadows". We also watch the trailer for our next movie review.

In part 2 of our 12th episode, we review the Game of Thrones episode "The Old Gods and the New" plus watch the trailer for our next movie review.

In the second half of our 12th episode, we review the Game of Thrones episode "The Ghost of Harrenhal".