It's August! The time of the year when Hollywood releases some of it's sketchiest movies and TV shows. This year is no exception which is why we're really performing a public service with this week's podcast - helping you save your entertainment dollars as well as cluing you in on some of the rare gems that come out this time of year. We start with "Jungle Cruise," the big budget Disney extravaganza starring Dwayne Johnson and the industry's go-to Englishwoman, Emily Blunt. Is it up to all the hype? Bill Bregoli will let you know. Neil Rosen then tells us what he thinks of the second season of Amazon Prime's "Modern Love" as well as the second season of the much ballyhooed "Ted Lasso." We've also got the indie crime drama "The Evening Hour" as well as the the return of the Muscles From Brussels - Jean Claude VanDamme in "The Last Mercenary" on Netflix. Then we've got a terrific documentary about a terrible concert - "Woodstock 99: Peace Love and Rage" which you can check out on HBO Max. Then Neil and Bill McCuddy discuss Matt Damon's latest theory on the state of the movie business. As always, we're brought to you by "The Accutron SHow" - now on YouTube. So listen in!