After Miles immediately bails on his intro, we get lost in Tony Hawk before making ourself sick with content. We talk Bill & Ted, Class Action Park, Doom Patrol, and Sword Corner returns.

Warning: Miles makes some extremely cursed audio around the 1 hour-50 minute mark. The rest of us are sorry you also have to hear this.

This week's Rec:

The Venture Bros

Sorry for our opening five minutes on what we'd watch in the Hawaii suicide pods, we quickly(ish) move on to Rude Tales of Magic. Erik continues to spiral into DC movies & we discuss the most erotic Batman movie. Other topics include Observe and Report, Paterson and Phantom of The Paradise. We witness the first official Sword Corner & learn about vulgar swordsmen.

This Week's Recs:

Kill Six Billion Demons

The Righteous Gemstones

Anything with Chadwick Boseman

Hasil Adkins

We go on a long early tangent about book choices, Erik embarks upon a dark and terrible journey into the nine circles of comic book hell & we pitch a blockbuster Gambit movie (call us, whoever makes X-Men movies now). Topics include Vapor Mario Bros, Charlie Kaufman & Pretty Maids All In A Row.

This week's recs:

David Lynch’s daily youtube weather report

Any music by Power Trip

The Major and The Minor

SUGAREGG by Bully

We worry about the kidnapping of Conor, but bravely move on to talk about our drive-in triple feature. Topics include The Witches of Eastwick, Hotel Artemis, lady of Burlesque, reverse harems & more.  We apologize for the audio issues, we'll berate Craig the robot until he cries for this.

Recs this week:

I Don't Love You Anymore by Bomb The Music Industry

United Shades of America

If You're Feeling Sinister by Belle & Sebastian

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Everyone talks behind Erik's back & things get weird. Topics include how everything has always been terrible,  how Rachel Leigh Cook really was all that, and everyone gets mad at Miles for thinking Liz Phair is just "fine", which is wrong. Miles also continues his adventures in Halo.

This week's Recs:

Mrs. Doubtfire

"Boomhauer w/ Dang 'ol Drums" by David Dockery

"Black Star" by Gillian Welch

Hoop Dreams

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We get deep into a discussion of falafel before getting down to business. Topics include Brewster McCloud, Starship Troopers, HALO & 1978's Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band movie. We all discover that we're Batman people.

Recs:

Bill Callahan's single "Protest Song" & others from new album "Gold Record"

Protomartyr's single "Blues Festival"

Father John Misty's EP "Anthem + 3

Johnathan Richman's "That Summer Feeling"

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We break news on the new Hulu series 'Rodham" before moving on to Mortal Kombat, Forgetting Sarah Marshall & more teen movies (like we love to do). Later, we move onto Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me & The Return, Ghost of Tsushima, the Eurovision Netflix movie, and Preacher. We cap off our night with double feature of Evil Dead 2 & Pieces, followed by Popstar & LA Wars.

This week's rec is Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, seriously.

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Another miracle return from beyond, discussion of milk, cigarettes, Henry Rollins recent work interviewing banker and tech bros & Parasite's dumb new cover.

We talk about Conor's physical media addiction, Miles' dying computer, European martial arts, Anthony Bourdain & Palm Springs.

This week's recs:

Olympic films

Connie Converse

Japandroids' "Post-Nothing"

"How To Make It in USA" a web series

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We start by honoring a fallen co-host before moving on to talk 90s teen movies, Speed Racer and Adrien Brody. Other topics include handsy 12-year-olds, Two For The Road, Taskmaster and vaporwave Independence Day.

We forgot to do recs this week, maybe try to find ID4.mp4.

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Conor returns from the great beyond and we make some jokes about Michael Jackson that surely no one will ever get mad about. We discuss body-melting drugs, I Think You Should Leave, Wakaliwood films, the Octavia Spencer vehicle "MA" & more.

This week's recs are:

Anything with Carl Reiner

Anything by Joel Schumacher

Cowboy Bebop

Happy Birthday, Marsha!

The Inevitable Rise and Liberation by Saul Williams

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