If tonight’s entry were a guest speaker, it would need no intro. Come one and all as B&JT get a little fanboy-ish over a timeless classic brought to us by a group of timeless entertainers.

Tonight’s entry is all about the Bayhem. Come one and all as B&JT discuss what that means, how this film matches up, and… the work of a 16th century Dutch painter?

And now, here is Tom with the weather. Thanks, Jim. Tonight, there is A Mighty Wind a-blowing in from long-time comedy director Christopher Guest. Come one and all as B&JT work up a tempest of opinions about folk music, Eugene Levy and… Family Guy?

We LOVE it when we get requests, and this one is particularly good. So, come one and all as B&JT have maybe a little more fun than they should with a film like this.

Creature features are a mainstay in horror, and tonight’s film ticks off all the right boxes. Come one and all as B&JT dive in head first to take on a particularly crafty creature. Oh, and JT reveals his man crush…

Tonight’s entry is a crazy ride, even if it is a little ADD. So, come one and all as B&JT breakdown some pretty pulp fiction. But end up discussing something surprising?

Tonight’s entry is a bloody one not designed for the faint of heart, but if you can stand it, join B&JT as they tackle the questionable but committed remake of a seminal horror film. Seriously… Join us.

Oh, Shirley Jackson. A wonderful, real life author tormented by a writer’s mind that in turn tormented readers with unsettling tales of horror. Come one and all as B&JT breakdown a trippy semi-biopic drama about the author’s struggles with life, love, health, happiness, and the written word. And if you’re looking for an extra treat … Continue reading "Shirley (2020)"

Tonight’s movie is a specific taste elevated by all-around, good filmmaking, so come one and all as B&JT breakdown a movie about Jesus that doesn’t quite feel like a movie about Jesus.

B plants two feet firmly on the ground, refusing to budge no matter what arguments JT pushes him with. So, come one and all as B&JT wrestle merits and failures from a film that ultimately comes down to personal preference.