Even though Solomon Lane is behind bars, his workings with the mysterious "John Lark" force Ethan Hunt into yet another mission against time. With the help of Benji, Luther and some surprise former allies, Fallout represents Hunt's hardest mission yet.

Mission: Impossible - Fallout Non-Spoiler Review and Discussion

Father Burke is ordered by the Vatican to uncover the mystery behind the death of a nun in a Romanian monastery. He looks to a soon-to-be nun for help on this journey as they uncover the origins of a deep rooted evil.&nbsp; In this week's episode, Admir and Chris delve into the 5th film in the Conjuring franchise. Although some praise is reserved for the cinematography and on-site filming, much is left to be desired from the plot, characters and attempts at horror in this phoned-in prequel.

The Nun Non-Spoiler Review and Discussion

October’s highlight film, Venom, tells the story of the rise of Spider-man’s archenemies in his own stand-alone film. Admir and Chris discuss the film, noting how it fails to live up to the hype and relies heavily on Tom Hardy’s charm and charisma to carry the majority of the movie. The boys criticize a lackluster script, inconsistent pacing and lack of character development. What remains is Tom Hardy trying his utmost to deliver a watchable film through his interaction with the symbiote.

Venom Non-Spoiler Review and Analysis

Set throughout the 1960s, First Man tells the story of Neil Armstrong's ascent to leading the Apollo 11 mission. Within that decade, the audience gets to see the failure and hardship that surrounded Neil, his family and his fellow astronauts-in-training. Damien Chazelle directs the highly anticipated biopic that attempts to humanize the myth of Neil Armstrong while also celebrating and showcasing the magnitude of the Apollo 11 mission. Admir and Chris evaluate Ryan Gosling's performance as a "quiet actor" once again, praise the visual effects and applaud Chazelle's intention of grounding the story in humanity.

First Man Non-Spoiler Review and Discussion

Continuing the story of the first Halloween (1976), the new chapter in the famed mythos of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode reunites the two after 40 years.&nbsp;  &nbsp;  Admir and Chris discuss a sequel that pays homage to its roots while looking forward and adapting its story for a 2018 audience. The boys discuss how the film successfully manages to bring the Myers character into 2018 while also realistically maturing Laurie Strode, a task performed effortlessly by Jamie Lee Curtis. David Gordon Green is praised for large portions of his directing but some criticism is laid at his feet for some cheap and lazy cliché moments.&nbsp;

Halloween Spoiler Review and Discussion

Continuing the story of the first Halloween (1976), the new chapter in the famed mythos of Michael Myers and Laurie Strode reunites the two after 40 years.&nbsp; &nbsp; Admir and Chris discuss a sequel that pays homage to its roots while looking forward and adapting its story for a 2018 audience. The boys discuss how the film successfully manages to bring the Myers character into 2018 while also realistically maturing Laurie Strode, a task performed effortlessly by Jamie Lee Curtis. David Gordon Green is praised for large portions of his directing but some criticism is laid at his feet for some cheap and lazy cliché moments.&nbsp;

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