We’re talking all things Scream VI in this very spoiler heavy discussion about the latest release from the long running franchise. Gaius and Jackson aren’t alone for this one as they’re joined by Mark J. Parker of the ReleaseDateRewind Podcast and our boy Donnie to break down all the thrills and surprises from Ghostface’s rampage through the streets of New York City!

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The long awards season comes to an end with the 95th Academy Awards and Gaius and Jackson recap all of the big winners, surprises and snubs from Hollywood’s biggest night. The duo discusses Patty Jenkins and Kevin Feige’s Star Wars projects not moving forward, Jon Bernthal returning as The Punisher in Daredevil: Born Again, The Little Mermaid trailer and more! The pair also ends the show recapping the box office take for Scream VI and giving their box office predictions for Shazam!: Fury of the Gods.

This week it’s Gaius’ pick and he and Owen deep dive into 2007’s Mr. Brooks, co-written and directed by Bruce A. Evans and starring Kevin Costner, Demi Moore, Dane Cook, William Hurt, Marg Helgenberger, and Daniele Panabaker. 

The duo get into the complexities of the psychological thriller and decipher why the film did so-so box office and received mixed critical reviews, despite getting a much more positive response from those who have watched in the years since its initial release.

Gaius and Jackson give out their final predictions for this year’s Academy Awards. The duo give their thoughts on who should win and who will win in the major categories ahead of Hollywood’s biggest night on March 12! In addition to Oscar predictions, the duo also predicts the box office for Scream VI.

Awards season is heating up and Gaius and Jackson break down all of the major winners at this year’s SAG Awards. In addition to covering those results, the duo also has a discussion about the work of Stephen King as another take of Children of the Corn is on the horizon. They explore some of his work and discuss their favorite and least favorite adaptations of some of his material. 

In addition to this, the pair cover the latest news about more Lord of the Rings films being in the words and they predict the box office for Creed III.

This week it’s Owen’s pick and he and Gaius deep dive into 2010’s Tucker and Dale vs Evil, written and directed by Eli Craig and starring Tyler Labine, Alan Tudyk, Katrina Bowden, and Jesse Moss. The duo dives into how the film sends up horror movie troupes in a hilarious way while also essentially achieving cult status in the process.

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It’s a variety of topics for Gaius and Jackson to cover during this week’s episode and a highlight is finally sharing their reactions of the much talked about and polarizing horror movie release, Skinamarink. 

Did they think it passed the horror test or did it collapse under its own hype? 

Listen to that and more, including a new game Jackson and Gaius are starting on the pod this week and box office predictions for Cocaine Bear.

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We’re fresh off the Super Bowl and other than the Kansas City Chiefs clinching the win from the Philadelpha Eagles in a very close game, the event was also about the movie trailers that dropped during the big game. Gaius and Jackson dive into the spots that were showcased during the game including Fast X, The Flash, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Cocaine Bear and more! 

Gaius and Jackson look back at Martin McDonagh’s feature-length directorial debut, In Bruges, for its 15th anniversary. 

Starring Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson and Ralph Fiennes, the duo get into their first exposure to the film, the movie’s wicked smart script, how the project changed Farrell’s career for the better, their favorite moments, how it compares to McDonagh’s other work, and its impact on cinema 15 years after its initial release.

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This week it’s Gaius’ pick and he and Owen deep dive into 2003’s Better Luck Tomorrow, directed by Justin Lin and starring Parry Shen, Jason Tobin, Sung Kang, Roger Fan, Karin Anna Cheung, and John Cho. 

The duo gets into the importance of having a film led by an Asian American cast at the time of its release, how the movie became an indie sensation at the Sundance Film Festival, and how this solo directorial debut led to big things for Justin Lin later in his career.

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