Jen and Alex join the boy to talk about Gregg Araki's quirky, queer, Gen X fueled, dark comedy, Nowhere. This episode is also filled with flubs, feuds, incorrect facts, and Kermit... the frog.

The boys are joined yet again by Alex and Jen and are locked in a room trying to solve the mystery of the movie Closed Circuit. Before that Matthew dives deep into the stars and analyses Devin birth chart to truly understand him... or for laughs, you decide.

Chaos and riffin' really fill this episode until the boys find focus and talk about Japan's Full Monte of 1996, the whimsical and light Shall We Dance?

Rumors of Netflix buying Letterboxd, geniuses writing low-brow humor and the want for more speakpipes, SpeakPipes, SPEAKPIPES kick off this episode. Then the boys dive into the heavy drama that checks all of Matt's boxes, Little Children.

Just a note about the next episode coming out a week later (August 3rd)!

Another speak pipe starts this episode off with a discussion of the environment of movie watching. The boys then dive in to discussing the often dramatic, always French and incredibly opulent film The Earrings of Madam De...

The boys get another speak pipe with equal parts crit and question. They then talk about the incredibly creative, charming and weird School in the Crosshairs, while totally butchering the lovely Japanese language.

Emalie Soderback continues to join the boys for the double dose of Frears! This time the trio tackles Hero. The wheels are fully off the track on this ep with more talk of magicians, wild hot dog vendors and the ultimate question of where are all the comedies?!

Trigger warning for any John Cusack stans and close up magicians this ep the boys go for the throat with returning mistress of the movie pods, Emalie Soderback!

The boys are joined again by animation expert Jared Music who breaks down the 12 principles of animation. They then discuss the very fun B movie, The Incredible Shrinking Man, before they wheel fall off and everyone starts dancing around a risqué title of another Jack Arnold film.