Patrick, Doug, and JB spend their last weekend at Summer Movie Camp reminiscing about all the fun things they saw and did.

This week, Steve, Jon, and Andrew are joined by special guest Michael McVey as they discuss the good, bad, and ugly of the modern master of crime drama: Michael Mann. And they will not hesitate to take you down.

This week, Clark pays tribute to the late director Tony Scott, offering musical selections from Top Gun, Days of Thunder, True Romance, Crimson Tide, The Fan, Enemy of the State, Spy Game, Man on Fire, Deja Vu and Unstoppable.

With summer's dying breath, Melissa confronts Dexter for the sixth time, while the Bourne franchise is already dead to Michael. Plus! Political propaganda films return to Hollywood, Zac Efron tries on big boy pants, Netflix drowns in a sea of great movies, Star Wars 3D will dominate 2013, the Mormons wants no part of NBC's gay agenda, and the regular rundown of what's you can find this week in the world of entertainment.

Mac draws parallels between acting performances in Paranorman and Expendables 2. Erich immerses himself in the gaming world of Walking Dead. Dave reveals his undying love for Amy Jo Johnson. Reviews of '80s teen sex comedy Joysticks, Shout! Factory's Steve Martin: The TV Stuff, and the first 30 episodes of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: Season One. Plus! Freaky deaths, Sprinting through the woods, and Snakes!

Patrick, Mark, and returning guest Adam go back to war with the '80s action heroes who light up the screen in The Expendables 2.

The boys from the foreboding Northern wastes of Canada tackle the works of the proclaimed "Master of Terror!" Buckle up as Gabriel, Steve, Jon, and Andrew bring you the good, bad, and ugly of director John Carpenter. We're all very tired...

This week, Clark spotlights music from the films of director John Carpenter. You'll hear selections from Dark Star, Assault on Precinct 13, Halloween, Christine, Escape from New York, They Live, The Thing, Starman, Prince of Darkness, The Fog, and Memoirs of an Invisible Man.

Melissa is Bourne again. Michael goes Grey with Liam Neeson. We mourn the passing of director Tony Scott, attempt to define the line between erotic cinema and porn, emphasize the importance of stop motion animation as an art form, and run down what you can find at the movies and on TV, DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, and Hulu this week.

Erich jumps into the world of Fringe, Mac is loving' Young Justice, and Dave gets up close and personal with Twinkle Toes the first movie from the Sketchers shoe company. Seriously. Plus! Favorite stop motion movies, The Hell of Russell Brand, Things you can't unsee, Technophobia, and Fictional video games.