Dillon and Trevor are nearly free and clear of the Pokemon franchise; all that stands in their way are interdimensional demons perceivable only by crossing through a cosmic doorway opened in their minds by a high dose of N,N-Dimethyltryptamine.

Their journey cannot continue until Dillon and Trevor watch and review another Pokemon movie, emotionally reminiscent of marching around a patch of tall grass in a looping rectangle, grinding experience for levels.

A wild MOVIE appears!  DILLON and TREVOR sent out special guest BEN PITT!  The MOVIE used ENTERTAIN.  It's not very effective...

Dillon and Trevor are coming in hot; they have bogeys on their sixes and must employ evasive maneuvors if they're gonna keep their afterburners in once piece... Call sign: Foxtrot - Alpha - Romeo - Tango, do you read me?

This week, Dillon (evil emperor of Outword) and Trevor (fierce defender of Earthrealm) are ready to make the ultimate sacrifice if it means they can stop talking about Mortal Kombat.

Dillon and Trevor face off against writer/director Frankie Frain (Red Cow Arcade, Box Mac), spamming uppercut after uppercut, trying to send each other plummeting off of a bridge into a pit of steel spikes below.

For you, sitting down to watch the Street Fighter movie was the most grueling ordeal of your life, but for Dillon and Trevor, it was Tuesday.

It's rematch time, and twin martial arts masters Dillon and Trevor are prepared to eat as much spinach as it takes to conquer their next opponent.

Embarking on a journey to watch and review every cinematic video game adaptation, Dillon and Trevor take their first, shaky steps into world 1-1.