The guys talk politics this week as they discuss the upcoming Party Conventions, local referendum signing and related harassment. After that they jump in to the new Harry Potter-Universe story of the American school of Witchcraft &  Wizardry, Ilvermorny, and J.K. Rowling’s mess-ups writing the story.

The guys jump in to their thoughts on Independence Day: Resurgence. There are a lot of problems… a lot of them.

It’s a double feature this week as the guys saw both Finding Dory and Central Intelligence. Does Finding Dory hold up to Finding Nemo? Does Dwayne Johnson keep up with Kevin Hart? We’ll discuss all of this. Also Boet has big news.

Curtis saw The Conjuring 2 and both of the guys saw Warcraft. They discuss the history of the Warcraft games and the differences between the original and World of Warcraft. They also discuss the types of horror films, which ones work and which don’t.

The guys saw Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and… well, they have some thoughts. That may be putting it mildly.

The guys talk X-Men: Age of Apocalypse, what worked and what didn’t. They also discuss the intricacies of time travel and how it works in the X-Men universe.

Curtis & Boet saw and discuss The Nice Guys before jumping in to a discussion of Shane Black’s long-standing Doc Savage project and the rumors that it’ll star Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. They also discuss the changes in the DC movie world and Zach Snyder’s fall from power.

Curtis & Boet are kind of done with nerds being hateful and angry all the time. This episode is an open letter to fandom asking why they’re so angry and more.

Read the article from Drew McWeeny here

Curtis injured his throat somehow but manages to get an episode done for you as the guys review Captain America: Civil War in as spoiler-free a fashion as possible.

Curtis & Boet discuss getting dehydrated, Peter Dinklage’s career, the compromised structural integrity of the Lusty Lady, and the development of Downtown Seattle.