Prepare yourself! This week we dive into Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk, as well as talk about some other new releases this month, followed by a quick trip into Harvey's Horror Corner. After that, we'll be getting into a discussion about films we loved when we were younger that we just can't bring ourselves to watch today. Strap in for a long but fruitful episode!

10:30 The Love Witch mini-review

27:15 A Ghost Story/The Big Sick mini-review

50:00 They Came Back mini-review

59:50 Dunkirk Review

1:38:00 Movies we liked when we were younger that don't hold up

The apes did not only take over the world in War for the Planet of the Apes but the entire box office! Listen to what the boys had to say about this whole franchise. Harvey and Sean talk about A Ghost Story and Thomas review Margot at the Wedding. This week we are talking about supporting actors/actresses who outshine their lead counterparts. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

8:46 Podcast table accident

10:04 Margot at the Wedding review

24:49 A Ghost Story review

40:51 War for the Planet of the Apes review

It is no surprise to us that Spider-Man: Homecoming dominated the box office this weekend, but how does it compare to the last two franchises? Listen to our review and some other films like The Bad Batch, My Life as a Zucchini, and The Witch. This week we are talking about forgotten actors that need to make a comeback. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

10:10 The Light Between Oceans review

16:13 The Mummy review

22:22 The Witch review

37:51 The Bad Batch review

43:14 Spider-Man: Homecoming review

1:21:32 Forgotten actors

Edgar Wright’s newest film Baby Driver stars Ansel Elgort as a fast driving, music-loving, getaway driver. Listen to what the boys think about this film that’s been receiving universal acclaim. Steve reviews Lady Macbeth and Sean talks about Things to Come. This week we are discussing foreign films that capture the true essence of the regain it comes from. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

7:20 The Station Agent review

12:37 Okja review

25:52 Lady Macbeth review

40:13 Things to Come review

43:56 Baby Driver review

Yet another period piece! The Beguiled earned Sofia Coppola the Best Director award at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Listen to what the boys had to say about it. Thomas had to atone for his loss from last week’s game and reviews Atonement for us. This week we drop our picks for best genre-bending films. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

9:11 Atonement review

25:24 CHIPS review

28:54 Song to Song review

35:31 The Beguiled review

1:07:30 Best genre-bending films

This week the boys dig into some art and culture with the British mystery-romance My Cousin Rachel. Thomas tells us about his recent trip to the barber shop, Sean review’s Neruda, and Harvey has yet another B-Horror film he wanted to talk about. The weekly topic for this episode is- Movies we avoided for so long and why. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

12:00 Sleep Tight review

18:12 All Eyez on Me review

32:22 Neruda review

41:58 My Cousin Rachel review

1:12:04 Movies we avoided for so long and why

Out of this bloated blockbuster filled season a familiar but mysterious film emerges. It Comes at Night is a psychological horror/thriller that will certainly divide audiences across the globe. Tune in to hear what we have to say about it. Harvey gives us his thoughts on American Honey and Thomas tells us what the deal was with Wonder Woman. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, and as well follow on Twitter and Instagram. Enjoy!

14:10 American Honey mini review

28:30 Babel mini review

33:07 Wonder Woman mini review

47:59 It Comes at Night review

We stray away from the beaten path and bring you an indie film discussion with The Lovers! Some other films we talk about are Wonder Woman, Hacksaw Ridge, Knife in the Water, as well as talk about which director would best direct our own biopic and why.

7:40 Knife in the Water

17:20 War Machine/Hacksaw Ridge mini-review

30:00 Wonder Woman mini-review

48:00 The Lovers review

1:14:00 Directors who would direct our biopics

Ahoy, mateys! Come aboard as we sail into the new Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man Tell No Tales! We also review Animal Kingdom, I Don't Feel at Home in the World Anymore, and more. Our topic this week, we talk about what franchise or story we would like to see redone by a new director.

7:15 Animal Kingdom mini-review

14:45 I Don't Feel at Home in this World Anymore mini-review

27:20 Carnage Park mini-review

31:45 Beyond the Gates mini-review

45:00 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales review

1:21:00 Franchise/sequels we want to see redone by a new director

Aliens exist! Ridley Scott’s return to the franchise brings us Alien: Covenant. Does is it live up to the success of the original Alien film? Does it do a better job at telling an origin story than Prometheus? So many questions in this franchise! Listen to the boys break it down in this episode. Sean gives us the scoop on Witching and Bitching and we talk about our least favorite sci-fi tropes. Enjoy!

6:05 Witching and Bitching mini review

13:48 Beyond the Black Rainbow mini review

20:45 Hardcore Henry mini review

38:31 Alien: Covenant Spoiler-free review

1:10:12 Over use sci-fi tropes- discussion

1:32:42 Alien: Covenant Spoiler Review