Josh, Bob, Heather, and Matthew revisit Thor and talk about how it opened up the cosmic side of the MCU. From Kenneth Branagh’s Shakespearean touch to Thor and Loki’s parallel character arcs, they break down why the first Thor still stands out, and why taking gods seriously made all the difference.

In Part 2 of our Iron Man 2 discussion, we break down the movie’s biggest debates, from Whiplash as a villain to Don Cheadle’s debut as War Machine and Scarlett Johansson’s introduction as Black Widow. It’s a fun, opinionated look at what worked, what didn’t, and why Iron Man 2 still matters to Tony Stark’s overall story in the MCU.

A fresh rewatch of Iron Man 2 sparks a lively debate about Tony Stark’s unraveling, the film’s divisive villains, and why this sequel still splits MCU fans. Love it or hate it, there’s more going on here than you remember.

The crew breaks down The Incredible Hulk and its unusual place in the early MCU. Josh, Bob, and Matthew look at Edward Norton’s take on Bruce Banner, the rights issues that kept Hulk on the sidelines, the movie’s links to the Bill Bixby era, and why its final showdown still works today. They also track how this single film quietly echoed through the MCU for more than a decade. A sharp, fun revisit of one of Marvel’s most overlooked entries.

Part 2 of our Iron Man discussion dives into the casting changes, the villain debate, the studio decisions that shaped the MCU, and why the film still hits all these years later. We talk Pepper, Rhodey, Nick Fury, the soundtrack, and the early tone that set Marvel’s future. A fun, honest wrap-up to the movie that started it all.

It all started with a billionaire in a cave. In this episode, we revisit Iron Man (2008), the film that kicked off the MCU. Bob, Josh, and Matthew break down Robert Downey Jr.’s comeback, the risks Marvel took, and why Tony Stark’s first flight changed superhero movies forever.

Josh, Bob, Matthew, Rachel, and Vern sit down for a spooky Halloween roundtable filled with favorite horror films, nostalgic scares, and plenty of laughs. From Tremors and Scream to The Thing and The Nightmare Before Christmas, they explore what makes each movie a classic. It’s equal parts movie talk, nostalgia, and Halloween fun.

The crew take a deep dive into Aquaman (2018). From Jason Momoa’s larger-than-life hero to James Wan’s wild underwater visuals. They debate the acting, the tone, the retcons, and that infamous cargo plane scene. A fun, honest look at one of DC’s most colorful and entertaining films.

We break down the second half of Zack Snyder’s Justice League, exploring Cyborg’s redemption, The Flash’s big moment, and Steppenwolf’s surprising depth plus what the Snyder Cut got right that the theatrical version missed.

Josh and Bob break down Justice League, comparing Joss Whedon’s theatrical cut with Zack Snyder’s four-hour vision, exploring what went wrong, what was redeemed, and how it changed the DCEU.

The hosts of Psyber Conversations break down Wonder Woman (2017), debating Gal Gadot’s performance, Chris Pine’s role, and how the film stacks up against Marvel’s Captain America: The First Avenger.

We take on Suicide Squad (2016), looking at David Ayer’s vision, Warner Brothers’ interference, and a cast led by Will Smith, Margot Robbie, and Jared Leto. Did this troubled DCEU film miss the mark or deserve more credit?

We dig into the film’s darker tone, how it reshapes Superman and Batman, and the choices that split fans. From Doomsday and Lex to the “Martha” moment, we call out what works, what does not, and why DC animation often lands where live action stumbles.

We kick off our two-part discussion on Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, breaking down its darker tone, Affleck’s jaded Batman, Cavill’s conflicted Superman, and the casting choices that still spark debate.

In Part 2 of our Man of Steel discussion, we continue exploring the film’s grounded tone, Superman’s morality, and the lasting debate around the Metropolis battle. We also look at how the darker tone of the Snyderverse took shape and dive into Hans Zimmer’s unforgettable score that redefined Superman’s sound for a new generation.

We explore Man of Steel and its darker tone, the explosive Metropolis battle, Superman’s reimagined morality, and Zack Snyder’s bold visual style. A closer look at why this film remains one of the most debated superhero stories of its era.

Welcome to Psyber-Conversations. Today, we finish our discussion of The Rise of Skywalker and with that, the end of the mainline Skywalker saga of Star Wars. We discuss Ben Solo's redemption, the final fight between Ben Solo and the Knights of Ren, the resolution of the Resistance's fight against the First Order, and Rey's return to Tattooine. If you haven't already, please click Like and Subscribe. We welcome any comments, as long as they are respectful.  We would really like to hear if you would like us to come back to the Star Wars series, by examining all of the media from the Skywalker period of the story (starting with Tales of the Jedi and continuing through Ahsoka), or if you would prefer we begin to tackle the Star Trek juggernaut. Next week, Bob will return and we will begin talking about the DCEU, beginning with Man of Steel, released in 2013. Also, if you are interested in learning more about the artwork Vern does for a living, you can find his shop at vernhestandart.com or olympicartforge.com.

Welcome to Psyber-Conversations. Today, we continue our discussion of The Rise of Skywalker. Some of the topics we cover are the introduction for Force Healing, the dagger that leads to the Sith Holocron, the fate of C-3P0, and the "awakening" of the stormtroopers. If you haven't already, please click Like and Subscribe. We welcome any comments, as long as they are respectful. Also, if you are interested in learning more about the artwork Vern does for a living, you can find his shop at vernhestandart.com or olympicartforge.com. 

Welcome to Psyber-Conversations. Today, we are continuing our discussion of The Rise of Skywalker, discussing topics such as the development of the friendship between Rey, Poe, and Finn, Rey's training, and J.J. Abrams's approach to the material. Please click like and subscribe. Enjoy the show!

Welcome to Psyber-Conversations! Today, Vern and Josh begin their conversation about the Rise of Skywalker. We had a great time dissecting this movie, despite our vast differences of opinions. We explored what went on behind the scenes, why J.J. Abrams was brought back, and some of the plot holes and missed opportunities. We also discussed our different views on how we rate movies, personally. Please click on like and subscribe and enjoy the show!