The boys tackle The Substance, currently playing in theaters. Thought provoking? Disturbing? Or just dumb? Clint and Ken tell all.

Alien! Aliens! Alien 3! Le Alien... Resurrection? Prometheus!? Covenant? AVP. AVP2. Alien: Romulu$! The Abyss! It's an Alien extravaganza, plus Jimmy C's Abyss, in a mega-stuffed episode of Cinebabble.

Wild German horror folk tale Cuckoo, The Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, and Roadhouse, plus Deadpool Wolverine, House of the Dragon Season Two, and more!

It's another horror episode of Cinebabble, featuring Oz Perkins and Nicolas Cage's satanic panic serial killer flick Longlegs, X trilogy capper Maxxxine, prequel/sequel A Quiet Place: Day One, and CineTron pick Moon Garden.

Monkey Man, Abagail, Next Goal Wins and more (plus a visit from the Trailer Trailer) on this week's Cinebabble.

Horror nuns! The villainous Catholic Church and their dark conspiracies to "save" the world! The boys tremble through The First Omen (now on Hulu), Immaculate (recently in theaters) and, completely unrelated to nun horror, John Dies at the End. Then Clint digs up some nunriffic genre flicks you've probably never seen!

Join the boys as they max out the madness with coverage of all things Mad Max: the original 1979 film, The Road Warrior, Beyond Thunderdome, Fury Road, and Furiosa! They also chat about the possibility of the long rumored The Wasteland, a more direct sequel to Fury Road.

Join the boys (and briefly guest TV segment host Tinton Tones) for a deep dive into the films of 2012, including Prometheus, Dredd and Looper. Stick around this double-stuffed episode for Clint and Ken's Best of 2012 lists.

The boys, fresh out of the theater by a whopping five minutes, talk all things Civil War, an incredible experience-film from Alex Garland and A24. Beware spoilers (especially after the first half hour).

Class is in session with Cinebabble 101! Clint and Ken answer Mail Bag questions (30:20) then argue about Napoleon (1:11:25), classic French dark fantasy film The City of Lost Children (1:20:15), and new horror movie Stopmotion (1:35:50).