This week we’re going full Bayhem with Bad Boys 2 (2003) — the ultimate buddy cop chaos starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. Explosions, car chases, quips, and more slow-motion than any human being needs… it’s everything you remember, dialled up to 11.

Steve and Gaz absolutely loved revisiting this over-the-top action spectacle, while Sven wasn’t quite sold on the madness. Expect big laughs, big opinions, and a breakdown of why Bad Boys 2 is either the peak of popcorn cinema or just Michael Bay’s most unhinged fever dream.

👉 Join us as we argue, laugh, and relive the wild ride that made Bad Boys 2 both iconic and insane.

This week, we unleash our claws on Kraven the Hunter (2024) — Sony’s latest Marvel spin-off that’s part comic book carnage, part family melodrama, and somehow still finds time for a wildlife documentary.

We sort of liked it… but we also have a lot of feelings. From over-the-top violence to “did that really just happen?” moments, we break down every outrageous choice and decide if Kraven is an apex predator… or just a mid-tier Marvel misfire.

🎧 In this episode:

• Savage, unfiltered movie commentary

• The most bonkers scenes (and why we kinda loved them)

• A deep dive into Marvel’s weirdest cinematic corner

• Tangents, debates, and maybe too many animal puns

Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and anywhere you get your savage cinematic fix.

August is Special Guest Month on the show, and this week our friend Gaz joins us with his pick: the Jean-Claude Van Damme cult classic Kickboxer (1989).

Steve and Gaz are here for every training montage, slow-motion kick, and JCVD split, while Sven… let’s just say he wasn’t buying the hype. From villainous cheese to the most iconic dance sequence in martial arts movie history, we break down Kickboxer with brutal honesty, savage banter, and a healthy dose of nostalgia.

🎧 In this episode:

• JCVD worship vs Sven’s skepticism

• Martial arts mayhem and 80s action tropes

• Gaz’s guest commentary and classic film love

• Savage laughs, big debates, and plenty of roundhouse kicks

Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and everywhere you get your movie podcast fix.

Steve’s pick this week sends us straight into shark-infested waters with The Meg (2018), where Jason Statham takes on a prehistoric megalodon with nothing but grit, muscles, and a submarine. Is it a ridiculous blockbuster or secretly brilliant?

We break down the chaos, the science (kind of), and the Statham of it all in this high-energy, spoiler-filled deep dive.

Whether you're a fan of monster movies, action nonsense, or just love hearing friends debate the absurdity of Hollywood, this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen in for:

• Unfiltered movie commentary

• Hilarious breakdowns

• Unexpected praise for underwater absurdity

• Pure podcast chemistry

  
  

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This week, a special guest joins the pod and brings a 90s classic to the table: Mortal Kombat (1995). It’s loud, it’s wild, and it changed video game movies forever — or at least gave us the best techno theme song in cinematic history.

We break down the highs, lows, fight choreography, and meme-worthy moments from this martial arts mayhem fest. Our guest brings fresh takes (and nostalgia-fueled chaos), and we ask: Was this movie a flawless victory… or a fatal misstep?

🎧 Expect:

• Loud debates and nostalgic flashbacks

• Signature so-bad-it’s-good film breakdowns

• Tangents, trivia, and Mortal Kombat lore

• A guest who loves chaos as much as we do

Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your ears on cinematic nonsense.

It’s chaos, cringe, and childhood memories in this episode of Sven’s Choice, where we tackle the anarchic 1991 cult classic Drop Dead Fred!

A film that shaped Sven’s childhood and possibly warped it. It sparks a heated debate about imaginary friends, wild physical comedy, and whether Fred is a liberating force… or just totally unhinged.

Is Drop Dead Fred a misunderstood gem or a childhood fever dream best left in the past? We relive the mayhem, discuss its bizarre tone, and wrestle with the emotional gut-punch behind all the green slime and cartoon destruction.

🎧 Ideal for fans of retro film commentary, nostalgia breakdowns, and chaotic energy cinema.

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This week, we flushed our standards and dove into Ghoulies 3: Ghoulies Go to College — the straight-to-video sequel where gremlin-like toilet demons join a frat, cause chaos, and somehow don’t get expelled.

We talk cartoon sound effects, rubber costumes, and a plot that feels like it was written during a beer pong tournament. But you know what? It’s dumb, it’s filthy, and it kind of rules. Ghoulies in toga parties, prank wars, and one-liners that hit like a brick in a sock — what more could you want?

It’s Ghoulies 3: Higher Education, Lower Standards. Let’s talk some bullsh*t.

You can rent or Buy this now at the usual places, go and see it for yourself!

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This week, we brought in backup — a special guest joins us as we break down S.W.A.T., the early-2000s cop movie that’s all testosterone, gunfire, and plot holes the size of Samuel L. Jackson’s ego.

We talk LL Cool J’s elite hat-wearing skills, Colin Farrell’s cardboard charisma, and a villain so generic we’re still not sure he was in the script. It’s everything you expect from a Hollywood tactical team fantasy — explosions, clichés, and a deep hatred for subtlety.

It’s S.W.A.T. — and with our guest onboard, the bullsh*t is stacked even higher than usual.

You can rent or Buy this now at the usual places, go and see it for yourself!

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This week, we strapped in (reluctantly) for Venom: The Last Dance — the final entry in the franchise that asked, “What if a Marvel movie was made entirely out of goo and bad decisions?”

Tom Hardy returns, looking like he’s either in on the joke or begging to be released from his contract. Venom’s still hungry, the plot’s still nonsense, and somehow this symbiote bromance still works... sort of.

We talk alien lore no one asked for, mid-tier CGI, and the emotional depth of a puddle — all wrapped in a farewell no one cried over.

It’s Venom: The Last Dance – The Finale Nobody Was Asking For. Let’s talk some bullsh*t.

Streaming now on  ⁨@NOWTV⁩  , go and see it for yourself!

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This week, we take a look back at the loudest man in 1994 — Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. A film that made Jim Carrey a star, made catchphrases out of complete nonsense, and made us question how the hell this ever passed for a plot.

We dive into the chaotic energy, the weird animal obsession, and the incredibly “of its time” humour that definitely hasn’t aged like wine — more like expired milk in a sunlit fish tank. We didn’t love it, but we laughed (sometimes at it), and that counts for something, right?

It’s Ace Ventura: The Movie That Made Talking Out Your Ass Acceptable. Let’s talk some bullsh*t.

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