Cory and Isaac share their favorite films of the last ten years — and reveal their picks to each other in real time for maximum drama.

Cory and Isaac pick apart Mike Flanagan's newest Stephen King adaptation, discussing whether or not its delicate fusion of King and Kubrick shines.

Cory and Isaac host a 'Parasite' discussion, exploring what makes Bong Joon-ho's buzzy pseudo-comedy remarkable.

Cory and Isaac deliver a spooky Halloween treat: a discussion of the existential terrors and diverse literary inspirations hidden within Robert Eggers' latest psychological horror film.

Cory and Isaac discuss Vince Gilligan's 'El Camino' and examine how it contributes to the legacy of 'Breaking Bad.'

It's made almost $200 million domestically in just two weeks. Is Todd Phillips' 'Joker' brilliant? Problematic? Regressive? Revolutionary? Or just empty? Cory, Isaac, and (very) special guest Ben weigh in on the controversial Joaquin Phoenix blockbuster.

As the fog of Halloween rolls in for the last time this decade, Cory and Isaac trace the evolution of the contemporary horror film, from the satirical spookiness of 'The Cabin in the Woods' to the socially-conscious scares of 'Us.'

Cory and Isaac return to discuss the psychological probing and space pirate moon chases of James Gray's 'Ad Astra.' Along the way, they explore the film's place in the modern science fiction genre — beside 'Gravity,' 'The Martian,' and more.

IT ENDS! In this second chapter of a two-part episode, Cory and Isaac conclude their exploration on what makes Stephen King film adaptations tick by discussing 'It,' 'The Shawshank Redemption,' and more.

In this first chapter of a two-part episode, Cory and Isaac discuss how the film adaptions of certain Stephen King novels stay faithful to their source material while also striking wildly varying chords with viewers and critics.