Bree & Cavin watch 2019's "Hellarious" and discuss Carrot Top's career, the Bat signal, and chupacabras in this delightful, surprise of a movie.

Bree and Cavin discuss the importance of names, vintage fashion or Prince cosplay, and homages.

Grab your fountain pens and get your black and white filter ready, it's time for Sator. Cavin and Bree dive into the movie that has fewer lines of dialogue than this description!

Bree & Cavin watch 2019's "Enhanced," a sequel that wasn't a sequel. Listen as they discuss glowing eyes, are you a villain if you look down, and how to make the most intense iPad scene in cinema history.

Bree and Cavin discuss this movie from down under. Listen to what they thought of a movie that they had no idea was a sequel. Hear about aliens, government secrets, and how surprisingly affordable Ken Jeong is on Cameo!

Cavin and Bree sit down to watch a movie that features werewolves, suspicion, and actors everyone recognizes except for Cavin. This 2021 Horror Comedy left an impression on the two, and Bree finally gets her god-damned werewolf.

Cavin and Bree are back to talk about this Helen Hunt thriller not about a muppet, I See You. Bree and Cavin discover too many twists, bulk ordering pocket knives, and why they would rather unpack their house.

Cavin and Bree talk animatronic monsters, stoic protagonists, and how to use horror comedies as self-care. Hear what they think of these two movies where child show icons become murdering menaces!

Bree and Cavin sit down to watch Smiley Face Killers. They talk creepy masks, unnecessary plurals, and if Crispin Glover needs more work. Join them as they explore the Less Than Zero of horror movies.

Cavin and Bree are joined by Casey McLain on this trip back to the first film made by Peter Jackson. 1987's Bad Taste brings up discussion on if Lord of the Rings is overrated, making feature films into shorts, and what Casey McLain calls "the dumbest thing he's ever heard." See what the three thought of a movie about aliens and fast food.