It's Larry Fishburne week on the show!

For our first movie this week, we head to 1996, when Hollywood was still trying to make Stephen Baldwin a thing. We're talking about the fun but silly buddy action comedy "Fled".

Then, we head back to the sketchy streets of LA for 1992's "Deep Cover". Is this the best movie we've covered so far? How good is Dr Dre's title track? And was Clarence Williams III's character actually a figment of Fishburne's imagination? We tackle all these topics and more.

And of course we continue our journey through season 2 of THE LESBIAN HOMIE. Did Bruce and Reese hook up? Will Jason ever move from the couch back to the bedroom? Will Dante ever tell E he's hooking up with her sister? Does E even still exist? Come with us and find out.

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It's 90s month on DTT! For our first movie this week, we're breaking down 1991's notorious flop Nothing But Trouble. What the hell is this movie? Is it actually supposed to be funny? And if not, why are there a bunch of funny people in it? We're not sure, but join us as we talk it out.

Then we flash forward to 1998 to talk about the little seen Neo noir/dark comedy Caught Up. We wonder why Bokeem Woodbine never got more starring roles, and also discuss Snoop Dogg's brief cameo as "Kool Kitty Kat", Clifton Powell's eyepatch, and of course the absolutely insane ending.

And of course we take a detour and talk about another episode of THE LESBIAN HOMIE where Bruce is still doing scummy Bruce things and E is still MIA.

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For our first movie this week, we're breaking down the late John Frankenheimer's final theatrical release. It's the head scratching, aggressively silly early oughts action flick Reindeer Games (starring Ben Affleck, Charlize Theron, post alcoholism Lieutenant Dan, and Lincoln Hayes).

Then, unfortunately, we move onto 2024's The Grinch that Stole Bitches, a 68 minute long barely a movie "movie" starring Money Bag Mafia (yes really).

We also take detours into a discussion of forgotten 90s hip hop group Sporty Thievz, the Pee Wee Herman Christmas Special, power ranking the cast members of American Pie, and of course THE LESBIAN HOMIE season 2 episode 2.

Sorry the episode is a week late, the holidays got the better of us. Number 7 should be out on our regular schedule if all goes well.

For our first movie this week we break down 1992's Sidekicks. It's a weird vanity project from Chuck Norris, his brother, and a guy named "Mattress Mac". And spoiler alert: It's not good.

Then we travel to Warrior's Island with our friends in the Burbank Karate Club. We're talking 1982's Raw Force, a very explicit slice of kung fu/zombie/cannibal craziness.

PLUS: Season 2 Episode 1 of The Lesbian Homie. It's got much higher production value, but does it still have the sauce? Tune in and find out.

This week, we dive into the action comedy Surf Ninjas, which features way too much Rob Schneider and way too little Leslie Nielsen. Then we head back to the 80s for the very weird but entertaining supernatural revenge car race thingy The Wraith.

PLUS: The exciting conclusion of The Lesbian Homie season 1

This week we dive into the Jon Lovitz led white savior parody comedy High School High, and the amazing batshit crazy scuzzy New York horror comedy Frankenhooker.

PLUS: we break down episode 1 of the shockingly entertaining Tubi original series "The Lesbian Homie"

This week we close out the finest trilogy since Star Wars, then take a trip to the Louisiana Bayou with famed director/immunologist Lucio Fauci's zombie/supernatural/something vibes-fest "The Beyond". Happy Spooky Season!

On our maiden voyage, Chuck and Darryl discuss maybe the wildest ending in horror history courtesy of Sleepaway Camp plus Bruce Springsteen's sister going hard in the sequel. Welcome to Down The Tubi.