Ryan is once again joined by Simon Keet, and together they venture into dangerous territory with 1997's Dante's Peak. Naturally making comparisons to the ugly step sister that is Volcano, Ryan and Simon debate whether Pierce Brosnan was struggling to shake the bond vibe, and if Linda Hamilton's mayor was taking on too much with her coffee shop. Once again joined by Jimmy Muphy and those familiar sketches.

Ryan is joined by childhood friend Simon Keet to discuss their nostalgia and love for 1995's Mortal Kombat. So 'get over here' and listen to them both think back to a simpler time when the only thing you had to worry about is whether they can decipher the riddle 'use the element that brings life'. Accompanied by Jimmy Murphy and those sketches that have become a staple of Bury Our Bones With Cinema.

What happens when you put John Carpenter and 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper together? An 80's cult classic named They Live. What happens when you put Dave Bautista and James Gunn together? A welcomed addition to the MCU with Guardians of the Galaxy. You also get two movies that buck the change of awful pro wrestler lead movies.

Big muscle bound men are no strangers to Hollywood, and yet when those muscles were previously used for wrestling purposes, it usually means that the acting ability will leave a sour taste in the mouth. Hulk Hogan provides yet another example to the cliche with his 90's family movie Suburban Commando, whilst Adam 'Edge' Copeland proves that even Kelsey Grammar has an off day, and that day was during the filming of 2020's Money Plane.

Ryan ventures into a baron landscape filled with nothing but a few notable mentions when it comes to good video game adaptions. Resident Evil and Silent Hill take centre stage in this survival horror laden episode filled nostalgic trips to a magical typewriter that remembers our current progress. What makes these films good? There is only one way to find out!

Where to begin with video game adaptions. Why do most of them suck? Did it all begin with 1994's Street Fighter, and why is it still a problem is it still a problem over two decades later with the Fassbender led Assassin's Creed? Well Ryan attempts to answer this very question. The one silver lining is there won't be any gamepad related violence involved.

Bury Our Bones With Cinema tackles the very difficult job of recasting. Get it wrong and you've ruined a great character, but get it right and you could take them to new heights. Ryan focuses his attention on Bill Skarsgaard's Pennywise and Michael Gambon's Dumbledore.

Sometimes bad movies are just that! Bad! But sometimes there are glimmer's of hope, a shining light in a sea of darkness. Sometimes there are pieces of great casting in some bad movies. Ryan decides to fight his corner with George Clooney as Batman in the ill-fated Batman and Robin. He also gets a little bit rabid with discussing Liev Schreiber in X-Men Origins: Wolverine as Victor Creed.