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We want to play a game.... Listeners requested we watch the latest entry in the Saw franchise, but it made your hosts think of the fact that they hadn't seen the original is a VERY long time. From the minds of now well known horror creators James Wan and Leigh Whannell, this film mostly centers on two strangers locked in a grimy, disgusting bathroom where they must answer the question: What would you do to survive?

A group of Gen-Zers decide to have a Hurricane party and play a murder mystery party game that becomes very real very quickly in this 2022 horror(?) comedy.

We discuss the final movie in James Gunn's Marvel trilogy. Taking place after Avengers: Endgame this time Rocket takes center stage while the rest of our heroes are also adjusting to life after the Blip.

James Gunn, Peter Quill and his band of Marvel space misfits return to tell a story about fathers and sons.

We go back in time to 2014 and review James Gunns' surprise cosmic Marvel hit about a team of space misfits who come together to save the planet Xandar from destruction at the hands of Ronan, a disciple of Thanos.

This week we re-watched A Chicano/Hood film classic per a listener request. This film follow the story of Miklo, and his cousins Cruz and Paco who are both brothers. These three men are reunited when Miklo moves back to East Los Angeles and we get to see how their paths both cross and split over a period of twelve years. This three hour crime epic which Disney has kept as a dirty secret has in the decades after its released become a HIGHLY quotable cult classic. In this episode we discuss how our opinions on this movie have changes over time and how we feel about it being compared to American Me which is a product that spun off from this film. So put on your headphones and give us some chon chon.

This week we review a film that comes at the tail end of the Disney Animated Renaissance of the 90s which can not be forgotten. It has great music, a villain so horny he wants to burn down all of Paris, and we talk briefly about the Festival of Foolss... But more importantly we talk about Feast of the Ass and that alone is reason enough for you to hear this show.

The grandaddy of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Back when The Incredible Hulk and Doctor Strange only existed in dark dingy television, Marvel took its first step into feature films with this 1986 adaptation of the comic series which was produced by George Lucas. Trapped in a world he never made a made, this film follows Howard, a duck from a distance planet who is transpoerted to Cleve-Land and must help his human love interest(?!) and her friends from and attack from one of The Dark Overlords. Let's get weird! 

Why are we reviewing this... Because our listeners secretly hate us because watching this movie was not self love. This week we cover this disastrous adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Weber's beloved musical with CGI Cats thats should only exist in nightmares.

This legasequel follows K, a replicant (played by Ryan Gosling) who is a Nexus-9 replicant working for the Los Angele Police Department responsible for retiring (killing) older replicants who have disappeared and gone into hiding.