re: View - Season 3 (2018)

Mike and Jay discuss the much-hated Tom Green vehicle Freddy Got Fingered. And no, they don't talk about the "Daddy Would You Like Some Sausage" song. You've already heard everyone that has ever mentioned this movie talk about the "Daddy Would You Like Some Sausage" song.

Jay is joined by screenwriter Simon Barrett to discuss his 2014 action/comedy/horror/musical (?) film The Guest.

Mike and Jay discuss the OTHER rubber puppet monster movie from the 1980's. No, not THAT rubber puppet monster movie from the 1980s...the OTHER one. No, the OTHER one. OMG it's Critters.

Jay and Colin talk about The Thing. They also briefly touch on The Thing (1951) as well as The Thing (2011).

A couple of Canadians discuss a movie about a couple of Canadians. It's Strange Brew. The most Canadian Canada movie to ever Canada.

Jay and Jack talk about the 1987 Arnold classic Predator. Insert Predator meme of your choice here.

This is a milestone. The first re:View based on something that doesn't exist. I guess it's not a re:View, but oh well. Mike and Rich spitball some ideas for that newly announced Picard TV show. Mike has an idea to put Picard back on a Galaxy class ship again so he can relish in nostalgia and yell "I recognize that!" at his TV. Rich and Mike talk crew, mission, science mystery and not having a Star Trek series based on "action schlock" and terrible things that make us puke.

Jay and Josh welcome the Halloween season by discussing Psycho, the classic Alfred Hitchcock movie, as well as all the sequels that nobody ever talks about or remembers.

Jay and Josh continue discussing the Psycho series with Parts 3 and 4. Oh and I guess there was a remake or something too?

Jack and Mack talk about Hack...ers. Jack is joined by special guest Macaulay Culkin to talk about this "classic" mid-90s techno-thriller or whatever it is.

It's the team up you've all been waiting for. Dry and sarcastic meets dry and sarcastic. Two dull, unfunny, elderly men talk about an old, dull, dry film. WHAT COULD BE BETTER THAN THAT KIDS?!?!?!? Seriously though, Mike and Jim love Star Trek The Motion Picture. It's mainly because they are dry, dull, and elderly.