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This week the guys are talking about Scream 6.  Spoilers coming so if you haven't seen it, come back to this one.  If you have seen it, grab your best long ladder and listen up!

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This week the guys are back to doing a movie review and it's the Texas Chainsaw remake from 2003.  A movie that surprisingly holds up despite the obvious cracks in the foundation.  

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This week the guys were gonna watch a movie but decided to just talk about nothing instead.  Listen as they cover all kinds of topics including chicken patties, watching tornadoes from the back door, kickin' 9 year old's a**es and discovering a movie called "Kung Fu and Ti**ies."  It's all here.   

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The guys have nothing really to talk about this week so they just start shooting the poop and end up talking about gas station jalapeno poppers, The Mario Bros Movie, M3GAN and Flavor of Love.

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The guys continue their discussion of their top 10 video games. 

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The guys are finally talking about some video games...ya know like the title song says...and what better way to start than a top 10 list!  This week is part 1.  Numbers 10 through 5.  Catch part 2 next week!

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It's the guys one year anniversary and they are celebrating in a big way by talking about a great movie, that's also celebrating an anniversary, in Beetlejuice from 1988.  They talk about how much they love this movie and talk at the end about the beginning of the podcast and celebrating one year of releasing episodes.  

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This week the guys are doing a Leprechaun episode because last week was St. Paddy's day.  Makes total sense right?

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This week Alex asked Shawn to find an 80's movie for them to do and he delivered with The Slumber Party Massacre (84).  One of the guys loves this movie and the other not so much.  Plus the return of Sam's Reviews and an apology to Poland from Alex.

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The guys are revisiting DodgeBall this week and quickly finding out that some of these "middle of the road" movies are better left to your younger self.