Welcome to an all-new episode of the Binge-Watchers Podcast, where nostalgia and contemporary culture collide. Hosted by Johnny Spoiler and Jordan Savage, this episode is a treasure trove for enthusiasts of retro films, peculiar sequels, and the undeniable influence of fast food on society.

First up, we're thrust into the 80s with a discussion about the fantasy flick 'Deathstalker' and its pending revival by a Canadian filmmaking team known for their work on 'The Void' and 'PG Psycho Gorman.' These cult classics spark excitement, but we also take a moment to pay homage to the late Akira Toriyama, whose work on the Dragon Ball series left an indelible mark on pop culture.

The conversation takes a twist as we dissect bizarre movie sequels, laughing our way through the 'Cocaine Bear' parodies. We ponder the allure of B movies and their often questionable special effects, leading to an accidental discovery of 'Cocaine Shark' and the potential rise of drug-fueled animal movies like upcoming ‘Cocaine Werewolf’. This segues into an analysis of 'Wishmaster 2: Evil Never Dies,' where we critique its blend of mythologies and highlight standout moments.

Our review of 'Wishmaster' sequels doesn't end there. We recall the iconic scenes and gruesome wish fulfillments that made the series memorable, despite its descent into the less critically acclaimed direct-to-video territory. The films' effects and the gin's ever-evolving character are given their due as we navigate through the quirky, bloodlust-driven horror landscape of the 90s.

Amidst our movie discussions, a fast food rant emerges. We delve into the impact of fast food chains and the societal implications of their presence. The episode touches on the ethics of food distribution and our chemical-laden food addictions. We offer rapid-fire movie reviews, including 'American Gods,' and share our personal viewing habits.

We then veer into the realm of drive-thru experiences, the frustration of waiting, and the absurdity of our own complaints. Our love for cinematic experiences, such as 'Dune 2' and 'Shogun,' is discussed, as is the surprising Oscar success of 'Godzilla: Minus One.' This chapter is a blend of personal anecdotes and critical observations, providing a comprehensive look at our entertainment consumption.

Concluding the episode, we reflect on the editing process and audience reactions to previous shows. We divulge our third off-limits topic, while also discussing our Taco Bell spending habits and the cultural significance of a Burger King wedding chapel. The episode wraps with a nod to 'Demolition Man' and its portrayal of a future dominated by Taco Bell, tying back to our discussions on 'Wishmaster' and societal themes.

Binge-Watchers Podcast is a session that's as relatable as it is off-beat. It's your go-to for movie madness with a generous side of cultural commentary, and this episode is no exception. From cinematic treasures of the past to the fast-paced indulgences of today's fast food culture, we've covered it all, leaving you with food for thought and a yearning for your next movie night.