A ton of movies available this weekend to close out September, but only two are worth checking out according to the critics.

This week on the podcast, Zach and Chris talk about the Emmy winners, the new fall TV season, weird Muppet backlash, the weirdness of Transformers: The Movie, Hitman, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and more.

The Angry Birds make the leap from phones to the big screen next summer as Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad and Danny McBride are a trio of birds who may be the only ones who can save their island home from a group of invading pigs.

As part of a program to improve on Jason Bourne, Aaron Cross was given “chems”, which increased his intelligence and physical abilities but now he’s on the run when the program is liquidated.

Funded entirely by themselves, husband and wife team Guy and Dana Patton deliver an homage to movies like Death Wish with the vigilante movie, Pearl.

More TV seasons out this week including Arrow and, our Pick of the Week, Flash and movies like Pitch Perfect 2, Moonrise Kingdom Criterion edition and more.

Big games like Until Dawn have started to hit the current gen consoles while smaller games like Party Hard and Edge of Space have hit Steam. We played those and more for the latest Gamebox 2.0

TV addicted Roy (John Ritter) is sucked into a hellish dimension full of TV parodies in 1992’s Stay Tuned, one of which is a Salt-N-Pepa video on HTV (Hell TV)

The weekend box office was up from the last few dull weeks with two of the strongest limited releases of the year and good performances from two of the new wide releases.

Before the new television season starts, the best of last season were honored at last night’s Emmy Awards, with Game of Thrones and Veep taking the top honors.