Your favourite podcasting twins, Thomas and Tristan, are back to chat ‘bout your favourite gynaecologist twins from Cron’(enberg)’s classic psychological thriller, DEAD RINGERS (1988).

The Cronie Boys are back! And what better way to make their grand return than by chattin’ 'bout Cron'(enberg)'s late 80s/early 90s commercials for Ontario Hydro, Caramilk, and Nike?! So turn off your lights, tear open a Caramilk bar, slip on your favourite pair of Nikes, and hit play on this week's episode!

Ho, ho, ho! (Or should I say, “Cron’, Cron’, Cron’!”?) It’s the most Cron’derful time of the year, so Thomas and Tristan decided to record a very special holiday episode as their gift to you. They chat ‘bout recent Cron’(enberg) news, answer fan questions, and talk about their own holiday traditions. Happy Cron’idays, and Cron’ bless us, everyone!

Thomas and Tristan are joined by friend of the pod Jack Lamming to chat ‘bout Cron’(enberg)’s high-grossing and highly gross film, THE FLY (1986). Listen as we take a deep, penetrating dive into the plasma pool that is Cron’(enberg)’s twisted mind. Be afraid—be very afraid!

This week, Thomas and Tristan are joined by lover of the pod and lover of the bod (Tristan’s, that is) Steff Grondin to chat ‘bout Cron’(enberg)’s first film adaptation, THE DEAD ZONE (1983). Listen as we discuss our first encounters with Stephen King films, other actors considered for the role of Johnny Smith, and the parallels between charismatic corrupt politician Greg Stillson and a certain current state leader.

This week, Thomas and Tristan are joined by friend Adi Marchand (actor! comedian! pyromaniac!) to chat ‘bout one of Cron’(enberg)’s most iconic films, VIDEODROME (1983). Long live the New Flesh!

This week, Thomas and Tristan switch gears from chattin’ ‘bout Cron’(enberg) to chattin’ ‘bout Kron’(enbourg). Sit back, crack open a cold one, and listen to them slur their words as they get wasted on a six pack of Kronenbourg 1664. They're chattin' beer, chattin' film, and gettin' to the bottom of the age old question: who is Meghan Markle's husband?

This week, we chat ‘bout Cron’(enberg)’s iconic sci-fi thriller, SCANNERS (1981). A man with psychic powers—a “scanner”—seeks to uncover a conspiracy involving pharmaceuticals, a private military company, and a deadly scanner named Darryl Revok. Prepare to have your mind blown by our insightful commentary on this film!

On this episode, Thomas and Tristan chat ‘bout Cron’(enberg)’s cult horror film, THE BROOD (1979). It’s a tale as old as time: a custody battle between a mother whose rage manifests in the form of murderous humanoid broodlings, and her estranged impotent husband who tries to protect their daughter at all costs.

This week we’re chattin’ motorbikes, dragsters, and Canadian taxes. Buckle up, ride along, and pull out your adding machines for Cron’(enberg)’s short teleplay, “The Italian Machine,” and his first tax-shelter era film, FAST COMPANY (1979).