Critically Panned

Two years later, Pennywise returns to haunt the big screen, but is Chapter Two as successful as the first? The boys discuss (27:10, spoilers 35:15-58:10). Other topics include the NYC subway, getting older, a police encounter, fantasy football, The Peanut Butter Falcon, NBA2K and Disney. Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

Summer may be over, but 2019 still has a lot of movies left. This week, the boys discuss the biggest and most promising films of the rest of the year (17:55), including It: Chapter 2 (19:40), Joker (24:05) and Terminator: Dark Fate (30:30). Other topics include NYC culture, Popeyes’ chicken sandwich and NBA2K. Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

It’s a packed week of movie discussion, so grab your popcorn, folks. The boys review the new horror-comedy Ready or Not (19:05, spoilers 26:00-33:30) and then discuss the Spider-Man MCU split (35:45), new Marvel Disney+ shows (41:50), D23 Star Wars news (44:40) and El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (49:00). Other topics include New York City adventures, syllabus week, going out and Good Boys. Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

What if we interviewed Jesus? What if we had only one podcast left before we died? What if we could buy immortality? All of these “what if” questions and more will be answered (16:00) on this week’s episode. Other topics include New York City, Seinfeld, Long Shot, The Farewell, tacos and public parking. Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

Social media hacking, political ads, Hollywood drama… this episode is full of scary stories. This week, the boys discuss Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (20:20), their last night together for four months and Universal’s shelving of “The Hunt” (42:00). Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

It’s not about cars, it’s about family. That’s our motto this week. Hosts Jacob Douglas and Sam Mosher discuss what they watched this week, including The Farewell, The Art of Self-Defense, Drive, The Neon Demon, The Sopranos, Stranger Things 3 and High Life. Then, they review the first Fast and Furious spin-off, Hobbs and Shaw (31:15, spoilers 35:35-54:20). Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

This week the boys take a trip to Kansas City and old Hollywood. They review Quentin Tarantino’s new film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (21:55, spoilers 38:25-1:02:25). Other topics include Tenacious D’s concert, going out in Kansas City, Paul Blart: Mall Cop and Chance the Rapper. Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

In a jam-packed episode, the boys take on Comic-Con, the MCU’s future and freaky cinematic cats. They discuss The Lion King remake (18:15), The Last Black Man in San Francisco (24:55) and new trailers (29:45) including It: Chapter 2, Top Gun: Maverick and the horrifying Cats. Then, the boys break down Marvel’s Phase 4 plans (34:30) before cleaning up their Comic-Con talk (51:50) with Watchmen, His Dark Materials and The Witcher. Other topics include Sam’s upgraded camping experience, Jacob’s surprise celebrity appearance and a Matthew McConaughey deep cut (53:50). Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

The boys discuss streaming services (29:20) and the state of original sci-fi movies (44:05) on this week’s episode. They also discuss bachelor parties, Midsommar (12:40-21:15, spoilers 13:05-13:40) and Black Mirror (21:15). Dark Matter spoilers are at 45:20-48:40. Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.

This week, vacation’s all we ever wanted, and that’s all Peter Parker wanted too. We review Spider-Man: Far From Home (31:55, spoilers, 41:50-1:14:30) and pitch our sequel ideas (54:50). We also discuss Sam’s Florida vacation, Stranger Things 3 (13:45) and Bleacher Report’s beautiful USA mural (24:40). Thanks to Jonathan Ochocki for our logo and to Randy Gindler and Ian Teoh for our music. New episodes post every Monday.