Melissa finally gets around to watching Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky, as Michael recovers from a crazy week of theatre. Iron Man 3 dominates the overseas box office. Jodie Foster's boobs arrive on Netflix Instant. Joss Whedon wraps filming on the S.H.I.E.L.D. pilot for ABC television. Bad Robot will bring Stephen King's 11/22/66 to cable. Clint Eastwood is too old for marriage drama. Hollywood forgot not to drink and drive. And Tom Brokaw nails the quote of the week.

Daryl is conflicted over the end of the Mass Effect series. Erich is determined to hang with the Netflix original series Hemlock Grove until the bitter end. Mac is not sure what to make of the Tom Cruise sci-fi epic Oblivion. Dave is jazzed for Man of Steel. Reviews of Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia, Manborg, and Mr. Selfridge. Plus! Favorite video game endings and Candy bars.

This week, Clark offers up another batch of new and recent releases. You'll hear music from To the Wonder, Evil Dead, Africa: Face to Face with the Unknown, 42, Peeples, Oblivion and new re-recordings of Michael Nyman's scores for The Piano and Gattaca.

Melissa get mistaken for Katherine Heigl. Michael reviews Dreamwork's latest The Croods. Tom Cruise still has bank, Rebel Wilson is still hilarious, Jeremy Piven does period BBC drama, Remembering the incomparable Jonathan Winters, Netflix debuts their original horror series, Hulu showcases early David Lynch, Fox gives Glee two more seasons, and Charlie Brown may just prove the death of 3D in Hollywood. Hurray!

Grab your Book of the Dead and a barf bag and join Patrick, JB, and Adam as they digest writer/director Fede Alvarez' visceral remake of Sam Raimi's genre defining classic Evil Dead.

This week, Gabriel, Steve, and Jon are joined by The Beatnik Samurai himself, special guest Dan Mancini, to tackle the media's glorification of killers, the truth we find in conspiracy, and letters to grandma from Vietnam, as They Came From the North does battle with director Oliver Stone.

Keep your dirty stinking paws off Patrick and JB long enough for them to tackle Charlton Heston's legendary sci-fi epic Planet of the Apes. Just don't mention anything about the 2001 Tim Burton remake. It only infuriates people.

This week, Clark continues his series spotlighting some of film music's most prominent vocalists by featuring the work of Italian singer Ella Dell'Orso. You'll hear her contributions to such soundtracks as Once Upon a Time in the West, Forbidden Photos of a Woman Above Suspicion, Nostromo, Once Upon a Time in America, Face to Face, The Secret, and The Grand Duel.

On this week's episode, Kevin delivers the crew's consensus on Irrational Games' Bioshock: Infinite, Jon proves portables aren't dead by playing the last copy of Fire Emblem: Awakening in Newfoundland on the 3DS, and Steve heads to Mexico with the latest in EA's Army of Two series. In news, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is announced, EA shows off the stunning Battlefield 4, and GDC parties are full of paid escorts! This episode brought to you by Transworld Operations "knuckle-duster" leather knuckle wraps. Keep those precious knuckles bruise-free after gratuitous fist-bumps with your broskis.

Dave gushes about History Channel's Vikings. Mac feels dirty for having watched Spring Breakers. Erich is pleased with the latest season of Justified. Daryl witnesses the beginning of the end for AMC's Mad Men. Reviews of Collaborator, Deadball (Blu-ray), and The Exorcist in the 21st Century. Plus! Ninjas, Weirdness on the Baseball Field, Strange Elderly Actresses, and Countdowns.