In this episode, we reflect an excessive amount on the news of Garfield joining the Nickelodeon family and commit on the character's surprising meme subculture and relevance.

In addition, we react to the unsurprising news of Fox's inevitable reduction in film production in the face of a dreadful 2019 and what's the inevitable fate for the newly-acquired studio beyond just funneling Disney+.

And of course, we end with some super-brief box office predictions for the rest of this goofy month of August.

In this episode, we going over distinctly different major Hollywood releases "Beautiful Shot Foot Fetishes In 1969 LA" and "I'm Tough No I'm Tough".

All kidding aside, we go over Tarantino's latest film and in discussing "Hobbs & Shaw", we discuss that difficult balancing act of going dumb, going really dumb, or only going a little dumb and what action films call for the best approach.

Holy crap, we're in the double digits with these podcasts!

In our special tenth episode, we go over the first two weeks of August in detail, recapping the peculiar trajectory of the Fast & Furious franchise with Hobbs & Shaw and a crazy dense weekend with a whopping FIVE wide releases.

For the supposed "dog days of summer", studios sure seem to be cramming everything they can!

In the latest episode, we go briefly over Spider-Man: Far From Home, the surprising consistency of quality and success with Spidey related content at the moment and the massive bombshell that was the Phase 4 announcement (some spoilers so to skip, start around the thirty minute mark).

We then dive into The Lion King remake, the perplexing creative decisions behind it, and what it and other current phenomenons say about the state of American animation as a whole.

Wow, a month's already gone by? Considering the state of the box office, we figure the industry wants to get through this summer pretty quickly themselves!

In this episode, we break down the six major studio film releases for the month of July, from Spidey creating an official endnote to Phase 3 of the MCU to just how gigantic the totally NOT CGI animated remake of The Lion King will be to Tarantino's first major studio production.

In this week's episode, after licking our mental wounds from Loqueesha and from a tumultuous May full of box office surprises, we tackle the month of June with Toy Story 4 surely ready to utterly dominate as the other films try (and struggle) to set up their own little cinematic universes.

In this week's episode, we go over John Wick Chapter 3's breakout opening and the success of the franchise, fueled almost entirely by dank memes and doggos. And action of course.

Halfway through the podcast though, we collectively lose our minds over an infamous viral trailer for a film called "Loqueesha", a "comedy" that makes "Soul Man" look like "Moonlight". It's a rabbit hole folks!

In this latest episode, we go over Detective Pikachu, by default one of the best video game movies ever made, talking about its oddball elements, its world-building, if the studio's gambit of appealing to jaded nostalgic millennials worked out, and even just some good ol' reflection on the franchise as a whole.

In the latest episode, we dive straight into the newest shlock black suburban thriller "The Intruder", along with a retrospective about Screen Gems, the surprisingly influential B-movie factory still chugging along like it's 2004.

Does this film match up to Screen Gems, umm, "black thriller" classics like Lakeview Terrace and Obsessed? Well, it definitely has more shirtless Dennis Quiad!

SPOILERS OBVIOUSLY goodness gracious, we get into the thick of the biggest movie of this generation at about the nineteen minute mark, so don't freak out on us too badly.

In this episode, we go over not just Avengers: Endgame, the future of the MCU, but also just the inherent feverish attitude towards spoilers going through our pop culture at the moment (certainly not helped by a certain HBO series).