The boys continue their deep dive into the latest season of Black Mirror!

The boys are back to watching tv! This time they step back into the world of Black Mirror!

The boys get crafty

The boys go to war

The boys watch the most average film of the year

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In this episode, we dig into The Gorge — a brutal and tender mix of romance, trauma, and gunfights. Directed by Scott Derrickson and starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy, this film doesn’t play it safe. We talk about what worked, what missed the mark, and whether this chaotic love story deserves your time.

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What if the world forgot The Beatles… and only you remembered? On this episode of The Clean Slate Podcast, we’re diving into Yesterday (2019), the feel-good musical fantasy directed by Danny Boyle and written by Richard Curtis. We break down the film’s high-concept premise, its charming (and questionable) take on fame, and how the music of The Beatles is used to explore identity, artistry, and what it means to be original. Plus, we ask the big question: would YOU have done anything differently?

Peachfuzz is back. Does the creep franchise still work?

What happens when three teenagers stumble upon mysterious powers—and no responsibility? Chronicle (2012) takes the superhero genre and flips it on its head, blending found footage with a dark, realistic take on power, trauma, and control. In this episode, we dive into what makes Chronicle so unique, why it still holds up over a decade later, and how it paved the way for more grounded superhero stories.

Join us as we break down the film’s unforgettable moments, discuss the performances of Dane DeHaan, Michael B. Jordan, and Alex Russell, and debate whether Chronicle is the best found footage movie ever made. Is this the Akira-inspired masterpiece we didn’t appreciate enough? Or does it have flaws that time has exposed? Let’s find out!

What if the conspiracy theories were true? The Conspiracy (2012) is a chilling found footage/mockumentary thriller that follows two filmmakers investigating secret societies—until they get in too deep. In this review, we break down the film’s realistic approach, its unsettling parallels to real-world conspiracy theories, and whether it delivers on its eerie premise.