BS With Friends!

Put on your designer's best and pour yourself something bubbly! You're invited to join your friends, Max and Xzy, as they highlight the best of the best from the first year of BS With Friends! From Best Performance to Best Title Card, leading up to the 10 best movies (in order!) to grace this show with its presence in 2020.

Merry happy holidays everyone! Santa Claus here to bring you the gift of your good friends! They recorded a commentary track for Satoshi Kon’s 2003 film Tokyo Godfathers with their friend Hubert Vigila (from the American Movie episode). Max and Xzy are going in blind and have the time of their life with their new favorite Christmas movie. It’s a delight for all ages! Except for all the swearing. They’ll get coal next year for that.

Well, friends, we're gathered here to celebrate the most important birthday of this past week and weeks to come. Of course, we're talking about our buddy Maxwell Roahrig! After a brief talk about the news, such as Bob Iger having an in with the White House cabinet and the legitimacy of Tom Cruise's shaming over COVID safety practices being broken on the set of the new Mission: Imposible film set, Max gets to take the reins against all better judgement. Your friends share their thoughts on the extremely mid-00s energy that is Crank and Crank: High Voltage.

Friends, it's been a long heck of a week but don't worry! Your pals Max and Xzy are here so pour yourself a tasty beverage and join in. This week there's some updates on the state of movies, theaters, the WarnerMedia invesitigations sparked by Ray Fisher, and then a rapid fire round of all that Disney stuff. And then we top it all off with a discussion about the 1999 cult classic Drop Dead Gorgeous.

Friends, there's no time to waste! Pour yourself a drink and join Max and Xzy as they get really into the industry shaking news of the entire slate of 2021 WB films coming to HBO Max, as well as the extremely exciting news of Elliot Page and how he's a cool dude who should totally come on the show. Then, it's all about the Australian New Wave mystery film Picnic at Hanging Rock which leaves plenty to talk about.

Friends, it's Christmas time! Burn your turkey and toss all your cranberry sauce into the ocean. Then pour yourself a drink and join us for some discussion on Godzilla vs. Kong going to streaming, the current controversy between Dave Chappelle and ViacomCBS, and which celebrities we'd like to see host a Christmas special. Then stick around for the surrealist classic 8 1/2. Which some of us liked...more than others.

Happy late episode day, friends! Sorry for the wait but we figured on this particular Thursday, some of our friends would like an extra helping of good company. So we called in our buddy Duncan Lott from our sister podcast House of Corpses Presents! In this emotional roller coaster of an episode we talk about Wonder Woman '84 finally committing to streaming, The Last of Us being adapted for HBO Max, that weird Justice League trailer, and the Legend of Matt the Projectionist. All before we have a good cry, hoorah, and politicking while discussing Train to Busan.

Well, hey there! Grab yourself a cold one and join your friends! We were just talkin' about Wonder Woman vs. COVID, WandaVision, Christopher Nolan being the greatest sound designer of our time, and what regional Thanksgiving foods deserve a place at the table. Oh! And we watched 1983's Strange Brew. Finally, someone else makes the show funny for everyone.

Strap in and pour yourself a tall one friends because this one's got legs! Your buddies Max and Xzy talk the continuing down spiral of AMC, the streaming services no one knows exist, and the possibility of a Netflix channel. Stick around after the news for immediate reactions and an in-depth discussion of Fritz Lang's 1927 film Metropolis and its political relevancy in 2020. You know, the fun stuff!

Hello friends! So sorry we're late but please let us unlock the door, you can pour yourself a drink, and join us. We know it's been a stressful week but here we've some insights into more bonkers WB and DC news, Netflix' teeny tiny price hike, and the best place to get french fries. But the star of the show is undoubtedly David Lynch's wholesome slice of midwest Americana, The Straight Story. Sip on that drink with us and let's just like something very good together.