What was suppose to be the finale of our Troma themed Thanksgiving episodes ending with Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead but Bee had to cancel due to Thanksgiving shopping so BehindTheMask, Joejira and HappySlapp aka Jacen sit down and reflect on what they've seen on and off the show and what they hope to watch for 2026.

The second in our Troma Thanksgiving is the 1999 film that's a sort of autobiographical but not on the making of a Troma film and is also an early film written by James Gunn.

What better way to star the Thanksgiving season than our four hosts come together and be thankful they're not freezing to death trying to cross from Utah into Colorado.

This episode, join Bee, Jacen, BehindTheMask and Joejira talk about the film debut of Matt Stone and Trey Paker in Cannibal the Musical, a Troma production!

What better way to follow up on Ice Cube's War of the Worlds than with a completely different movie with nothing in common? Why Brian De Palma's 1974 cult musical classic Phantom of the Pardise of course!

Listen to Bee, Jacen, BehindTheMask and Joejira as they talk about Paul Williams and the glorious majesty of Beef.

For our first Halloween episode, we watched the now infamous adaptation of War of the Worlds starring Ice Cube.

This is definitely the worst film of 2025 but man we had a fun time making fun of it and discussing it.

The finale to our pilot season, Bee makes us watch his favorite film of all time, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010). What did we think of it? Find out!

Sorry, audio problems agian with this episode too. We got it fixed in our next episode, I promise.

For the third episode, HappySlapp aka Jacen made us watch the infamous Dungeons and Dragons movie starring an over the top Jeremey Irons and annoying Marlon Wayans.Sorry for the Audio for this one, the software I use to record this got an update and reset my settings so this and maybe the next episode will have come people be quiteter than others.

In our second episode Mask makes us watch a made for TV movie where Ron Pearlman fights mutated baboons on an island. Who will survive? Find out in our second episode.!

In this inagural episode of the Double BJ's, one of the hosts Joejira made the group watch one of his favorite films of all time. The 1987 sci-fi action film, Robocop by Paul Verhoven and starring Peter Weller. Bring out your Oreos for this first of many epsodes.