"SOMEONE TELL ME WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE!"

After the controversial reception to Chris Chibnall's Thirteenth Doctor era of the show, Russell T Davies returned to helm the next one, beginning with the 60th Anniversary specials as a buffer before going into full swing with a brand new Doctor. This heralded the return of David Tennant, not as the Tenth, but as the Fourteenth Doctor, alongside fan-favorite Catherine Tate as Donna Noble, with Fifteenth Doctor Ncuti Gatwa set to take over immediately after. What seemed to be a sure-fire slam dunk has now left fans splintered and confused, and it's time to figure out how and why. So, come watch with Alec and Brian as they dive into the ambitious 60th Anniversary Specials of Doctor Who!

"DOCTOR... I LET YOU GO."

The 60th Anniversary Specials of Doctor Who are finally in full swing, so before November ends, we have one last trilogy to revisit. Despite various circumstances stacked against him, such as unfair preconceptions and people growing tired of Moffat's storytelling style, Peter Capaldi had made his mark as a truly fantastic incarnation of titular Time Lord, and has only grown more beloved over time. So, with his exit in 2017 coinciding with Moffat's exit as showrunner, how did their final chapters fare? Come watch with Brian and Alec to find out as they revisit the Twelfth Doctor's final trilogy: World Enough and Time, The Doctor Falls, and Twice Upon a Time!

"I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER WHEN THE DOCTOR WAS ME."

Despite having a few more critiques from fans than Tennant's run, Matt Smith's tenure as the Eleventh Doctor took the show to previously unseen heights. The first to broadcast simultaneously in numerous countries alongside the UK, Smith's fairy-tale-esque era brought the show even deeper into the mainstream, and despite initial hostility, his Doctor became just as beloved as Tennant's. As the 50th anniversary rolled around in 2013, and with pressure from the BBC to uphold a "three seasons" rule, Smith decided it was time to hang up the bow tie with a bang, as he celebrated and ended his reign with three of the biggest episodes in the show's history. So, how does his final act hold up nowadays? Come watch with Brian and Alec to find out as they revisit Matt Smith's final trilogy of episodes: The Name of the Doctor, The Day of the Doctor, and The Time of the Doctor!

"I DON'T WANT TO GO."

Happy Doctor Who month everyone! Hard to believe it's been ten years since the 50th anniversary in 2013, let alone this being the 60th. Just like last time, the big celebration is set to culminate with yet another regeneration, so the boys figured it was high time to revisit the old favorites. David Tennant's era of the show is often-regarded as the best, but did the ending do him and the character justice? Before he and Russell T. Davies return later this month, come join Brian and Alec as they revisit the Tenth Doctor's final chapter in Doctor Who: The End of Time (Parts One and Two)!

NO MARKIPLIER, 0/10!

Happy Halloween everyone! Nearly ten years ago, the world was introduced to what would become the most popular and successful indie games of all time (if not THE most), Five Nights at Freddy's. YouTube videos, fan works, let's plays, all of these propelled the franchise high enough to strike a deal for a live-action film. Unfortunately -- or fortunately, depending who you are -- that deal wouldn't bear fruit for another eight whole years. Now that the film exists and has been released in theaters, how exactly did it pan out? Once again, fortunately or unfortunately, depending on who you are. So, come join Brian and Alec this fine Halloween night as they take a begrudging dive into the weird, insane, and hilarious world of Five Nights at Freddy's!

DO YA WANNA PAAARTAAAY?

It wouldn't be a proper horror marathon this spooky season without a zombie movie, and Brian picked a properly insane one. A lot of the modern-day zombie tropes all originate from this classic '80's horror-comedy, so how does the source for all the cliches fare nowadays? Come watch with Brian and Alec to find out as they take a look at John Russo and Dan O'Bannon's The Return of the Living Dead!

IT SEEMS THERE IS AN IMPOSTOR AMONG US.

After paying homage to it in the original Halloween, John Carpenter decided to make his mark once again by doing his own unique remake of The Thing from Another World, itself based on the John W. Campbell novel Who Goes There? What resulted was a dlightfully sickening and twisted display of horror, paranoia, and practical VFX which wouldn't fully be appreciated until years later. So, in the spirit of the season, come watch with Brian and Alec as they sit down and get spooked by John Carpenter's The Thing!

AKA "BRO FELL ASLEEP FIRST AT THE SLEEPOVER."

Now that we've fully moved into the spooky season, it's time to look at some scary movies OTHER than the ones we just saw (haha). So to kick off our randomized horror marathon leading up to Five Nights at Freddy's, we figured we should start with the other notable horror icon of the same name. Wes Craven changed the landscape of fear through the introduction of Freddy Krueger in 1984, and it's high time we revisited. So, come watch with Brian and Alec as they return to the dread of A Nightmare on Elm Street!

OH GOD, IT'S NOT OVER YET.

Our DCEUneral Screenings may have ended months ago, but there is one more chapter that we must trudge through. That being the film we were leading up to in the first place, Andy Muschietti's The Flash. Few words can truly describe how massive the failure of this project was, and unfortunately, it's time for us to bring out the multiversal AI generated CGI horse for yet another beating. So, come watch with Alec and Brian as they begrudgingly revisit the film David Zaslav and Warner Bros. foolishly hinged their success on, The Flash!