It's week two of Spooktober, and Dave has beer'd us a certified cult hit! Can you believe he had never seen The Lost Boys!?

I mean... it has quite possibly the most important greased up saxophone concert ever put on film!

Also there's Coreys and vampos.

*The Lost Boys © 1987 Warner Bros.

You feel that? It's October and things are getting a little spooky around here!

It's no secret that the Beer Me Boys don't venture into the horror genre very often, so we're gonna be beering you some scares all month long.

First up: Bryan beers a movie that he saw a trailer for a decade ago. It's about a tire that comes to life and kills people! Sounds scary, right? Well he certainly thought so.

It's Rubber!

*Rubber © 2010 Realitism Film / Elle Driver / Arte France Cinéma

Is it that last week of the month? SHO'NUFF!

Is it a listener pick episode? SHO'NUFF!

Did Dean understand the assignment? SHO'NUFF!

The fact that The Last Dragon flew under our radar this long is criminal, because it's EXACTLY our kind of movie.

*The Last Dragon © 1985 Tristar Pictures, Inc.

…Memento ⏪

…He beer'd us Memento ⏪

…Put Writer McStrikely to the test, he beer'd us Memento ⏪

This week, Dave decided we needed to find out just how good our AI Producer is. So to put Writer McStrikely to the test, he beer'd us Memento.

*Memento © 2000 I Remember Productions, LLC

"That's it! I have had enough of these monkey-fighting Power Rangers movies on these Monday-to-Friday birthday episodes!"

Bryan switched it up with his b-day pick this year, and we're talking about an airplane movie... uh... Snakes On A Plane, that is.

#NeverForget.

*Snakes on a Plane © 2006 New Line Productions, Inc. New Line Home Entertainment, Inc.

We classed up the joint a little bit last week, so Dave's snapping us right back to where we're most comfortable: Absolute absurdity.

He's gone and beer'd us Cocaine Bear, an insane movie that leaves even Writer McStrikely unsure what to do with it.

*Cocaine Bear © 2022 Universal Studios

We're throwing it wayyyy back for the last week of All Audience-Pick August/Augience with Stephanie's pick: Funny Face from 1957, starring the incomparable Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire.

And if classic cinema musicals aren't really your thing, Dave has a really good poop story. It's all about balance.

*Funny Face © 1956 Paramount Pictures Corporation

Our Week 3 Augience (All Audience-Pick August) pick comes from "It's Just Kevin," who decided that we absolutely NEEDED to see John Carter.

We also welcome a new member to the Beer Me A Movie team, who should really help us tell our Tharks from our Therns.

*John Carter © 2012 Disney

It's Week 2 of Augience (All Audience-Pick August) and we've got another banger! Selected by the legendary CubicleMonkey; it's Monty Python's Life of Brian!

Come for the blasphemy*, stay for details on our Dolph Danglin' Database.

*Not a Religious Podcast

*Monty Python’s Life of Brian © 1979 Python (Monty) Pictures Limited

Welcome to Oops! All Audience-Pick August! (...Augience)

Our first INCONCEIVABLE pick comes to us from Michael Carlstrom, who leveraged his double Patreon picks to beer us The Princess Bride!

So naturally, we could only say one thing: "As you wish.”

*The Princess Bride © 1987 The Princess Bride Limited