Join Dave, Erich, and Daryl for a lean and mean look at the world of entertainment: from the useless remake of Stephen King's Carrie to forest fires, raging rapids, and movies you wished people talked about more.

Patrick and Adam don their primary color detective gear to determine why Disney's highly stylized adaptation of Dick Tracy never made a splash.

This week, Clark begins his four-part countdown of the very best film music of the past year. You'll hear selections from Hans Zimmer, Laurent Eyquem, Thomas Newman, Marco Beltrami and Alexandre Desplat.

Melissa spends time in bed with female serial killers, as Michael relives the first two seasons of Sherlock. Plus! A rundown of latest new releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Movies, TV, Music, and Books; the zombie comedy to end all zombie comedies; what happens at the Grammys stays at the Grammys; Quentin Tarantino goes to war with Gawker; Justin Bieber won't be deported; and Bill Cosby returns to prime time.

After a healthy does of sports talk, Dave, Daryl, Jason, Mac, and Erich dive back into the world of movies and television, touching on everything from American Horror Story and I, Frankenstein; to hand trauma, blocks of ice, furniture that kills, unexpected casting decisions, and scenes that overshadow the movie itself.

Join Patrick and Mark as they work their film critic magic on Christopher Nolan's illusionary masterpiece The Prestige.

This week, our boys from beyond the great lakes, Jon, Gabriel, and Steve tackle the cinematic good, bad, and ugly of the stuntman turned director, the late Hal Needham. We are northbound and down!

Melissa opens your eyes to the magic of Hansel and Gretel Witch Hunters and Guilt Trip, while Michael extols the virtues of the Great American Trailer Park Musical. Plus! A rundown of what's new this week on DVD, Blu-ray, Movies, TV, Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, Books, and Music; Kevin Hart steals the box office; Aaron Eckhart does Frankenstein in the Underworld; Criterion gives love to a classic madcap comedy; Superman, Captain Jack, and Luke Skywalker delay their next adventures; Marvel spins off Captain America for television; and Biff! Bam! Pow! comes to DVD in 2014.

Mac is perfectly ambivalent about 47 Ronin, Daryl celebrates Community's return to form, Erich closes the book on Dexter, Dave finally gets around to Expendables 2; reviews of Being Human: Season 3, Archer: Season 4, Captain Phillips (Blu-ray), and 12 Disasters; Plus! Entombed in ice, Soldier and a horse, Outrageous old ladies, Covered with a sheet.

Patrick and Mike begin their exploration of the Bond franchise with Timothy Dalton's inaugural outing as 007, The Living Daylights.