Hello there, dear friend. Pour yourself a drink and join your friends from beyond the grave! Literally, if you think about it! With spooky season coming to a close, Max and Xzy close out the month finally saying goodbye to Quibi for good, watching James Bond cling for dear life, celebrating Adelaide doing pretty alright, and exposing Nicole Kidman for being the fraud that she is (maybe)! And there's some talk about the history of, and Xzy's initial reactions to, The Return of the Living Dead that's fun as well.

 

Lastly, as mentioned in the show, there is a friend in need. If you can give to J.C. Killpack's fundraiser or share, the link is below. 

 

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The frights are back! But also friends! Pour yourself a drink to calm the nerves and join us. This week there's a few movie announcements including a new Park-chan Wook film and the official production of Spider-Man 3 (not that other one). Movie theater news continues to be completely unpredictable as more bad news for AMC lands in the same week as Alamo Drafthouse pushes out a new video rental service. And of course, there's Kuroneko! Which Max maybe likes now?

Friends of the night and day walkers alike! Please join us, your very spooky best buds, for the second in our month-long horror film firsts. We begin with some light and frankly chaotic news regarding Patty Jenkins and Wonder Woman's shot as the last standing blockbuster of 2020, the new Pixar movie Soul, and trying to look normal while buying a webcam in these uncertain times. Then, a very in-depth history lesson and reaction to the 1990 William Peter Blatty film The Excorcist III.

Friends, that eerie, chilly, spooky time is among us yet again! Pour a drink, squeeze real close together, and join your friends. There's the frightening tale of the ghost of Regal cinema, the undead Borat roaming a world that had long left him six feet under, and of course the disturbing truth behind Rosemary's Baby. And if you dare see this one all the way through the outro, you might find a treat.

It's Wednesday again, friends! Take a seat and pour yourself a tasty beverage to celebrate all the things halfway done. Xzy, Max, and special guest Perry Jackson cover the blip on the radar that was the Netflix boycott, Hollywood returning to full production during a pandemic, Perry's TIFF impressions including Nomadland, the Taco Bell chili cheese burrito, and Akira Kurosawa's samurai classic Yojimbo.

Can you believe it friends!? It's our 20th episode together! Pour a beverage, prop your feet up, and join us. We blast through a lot of news this week including Madonna directing the Madonna biopic, The Matrix 4, the continuous disrespecting of one John Boyega, James Bond casting rumors, and more. All leading into our reactions of Danny Boyle's underappreciated sci-fi film Sunshine and a fun look back at the glorious year of 2007.

Welcome, friends! Please don't mind the general mess of the place. After a rough start, things get back on the rails and we've even got a new bud to chat with! This week Max, Xzy, and special guest David Carter continue to question WB's business practices (ugh), explore the latest attempt to diversify the Oscars (they'll get it this time, they pinky promise), pitch a Die Hard/RoboCop crossover (poorly), and go in-depth on The Wachowskis' Cloud Atlas.

Well old friend, it looks like we've got some catchin' up to do. Grab yourself a drink. Max and Xzy over here are just chattin' up about movies and such. The unfortunate cases of COVID-19 halting productions such as The Batman, the Tom Cruise crew cruise, weird upcoming director's cuts, Ray Fisher v. WarnerMedia, and a whole lot more. Then by the time you're ready to freshen up that glass, it's time to dive into Soderbergh's slick 1998 crime film Out of Sight.

What's up, friend! Hope you're doin' fine. Why don't ya grab a drink and come chill with us? Our buddy Hubert just dropped in and this week we continue our exhausting coverage of Tenet, Bella Thorne's OnlyFans shenanigans, the career of the brilliant Chadwick Boseman, and finally a trip to Milwaukee courtesy of Chris Smith's American Movie.

Oh. My. Gosh! Welcome back, friend! We were just catching up on some movie talk! Grab a drink and join us. This week we're catching up on Tenet, the controversy behind Cuties, the debut of The Batman, and covering the classic 90s action film Speed.