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Tis the season to be screaming and we are bringing you TWO Make it Black for the spooky season.

This week the Beverage Boys do recasting for the Horror Classic 1978 John Carpenter’s Halloween

In this episode with a man down Jozh , Cam, and L.A. breakdown the weekends movies at the theater

Jozh and L.A. go over Travis Knights Laika Studios newest stop motion film Wildwood.

Jozh, L.A. and Cam go over James Gunn’s newest entry to the DCU Clayface, starring Tom Rhys Harries & Naomi Ackie directed by James Watkins

We know we know..it’s late, but now you get two episodes back to back..YOU’RE WELCOME!

L.A. gives his thoughts on Nathan Fielders crazy documentary “You Can See Everything”

And the guys argue of the new video game movie “Street Fighter”

Tis the Season To Be Screaming, and the Beverage Boys will be presenting TWO Make it Blacks, with the first week being the Zach Cregger’s 2025 box office hit Weapons.

We discuss who we would change and why.

Did we nail it, or do you think we missed the mark?

Which black actors of today would you want see casted?

Leave us a comment and let us know!

In this episode we dive deep into the WB Discovery &Paramount Merger and what that means moving forward and how that can possibly change the landscape of movies and television. We also discuss black legacy shows and how some are working and some aren’t.

We dive into movies with some small reviews of

Verity

Digger

Full Review

Primetime

TV: Our thoughts on the first season of Neagley (on Amazon Prime)

The gang breaks down their thoughts on the new Resident Evil movie and the debate if this is indeed a video game adaptation or a movie that is just Resident Evil in name alone

In this episode, Cam & Antonio dive into NFL week one highlights, player performances, and hot takes on NBA debates, including discussions on Dame Lillard, Kawhi Leonard, and Derrick Henry. They also analyze team strategies, injuries, and the upcoming season outlook, providing insights for sports fans and enthusiasts. In this episode, we analyze the recent NFL games, discuss team performances, player highlights, and address common misconceptions in sports analysis. We also explore the biases and inaccuracies often seen in sports commentary and media.

Today’s episode we are going to be working on a new movie review option for you guys where check for movies with scores that are around 40% or below for their review rating and give torture ourselves by watching and allowing you all to enjoy us giving you what you absolutely shouldn’t see but welcome to laugh at our pain for doing for you.

On our first movie we choose Amazon/MGM The Devils Mouth, now streaming on Amazon (Spoilers For The Movie)

Recorded 8-30. In this episode, three hosts explore the evolving landscape of video games, celebrity culture, and societal perceptions, blending humor with insightful commentary. They discuss GTA's new features, celebrity mishaps, and the impact of voice actors like Peter Cullen. In this episode, we explore the nuances of representation in gaming, the challenges of creating authentic black characters, and the cultural implications of digital identity. Our guests share insights on the intersection of race, technology, and entertainment, highlighting the importance of choice and authenticity. In this episode, we explore the evolution of film franchises like Alien and James Bond, the impact of directors' age and budgets on movie quality, and the controversy surrounding the unreleased movie Coyote vs. Acme. Plus, we dive into the latest in horror films and the dynamics of Hollywood's decision-making process. In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of animated versus live-action superhero movies, the evolution of Batman, and the impact of animation on storytelling. Our guests share insights on how animation can revolutionize the future of comic book adaptations and why Batman remains the ultimate hero.

This episode we go over what we missed at D-23 and the big X-Men cast announcements.

We give reviews for End of Oak St , Insidious Into The Further, and Mutiny