Drinks and Discourse

There's no "Luke Comma Leia" here, but the Force is strong with this episode, as we get in-depth (and then some) with a spoiler-heavy discussion of ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY. 

It's a trailer-heavy week as the guys check out new looks at GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL.2, TRANSFORMERS: THE LAST KNIGHT, WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES and SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING. Also, updates on the big news from PlayStation Experience, and reviews of WATCH DOGS 2 and FINAL FANTASY XV.

We're back from the Thanksgiving holiday for a Rumchata-laden episode featuring a look at new trailers for EMERALD CITY and SILENCE, along with first impressions of FINAL FANTASY XV and a review of PS4's DARKSIDERS: WARMASTERED EDITION.

This week, Brent and Kyle review THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN and FANTASTIC BEASTS, while Surly encounters an A24 film that he doesn't love unequivocally. Also, clips from Brent's trip to the MOANA press conference with Dwayne Johnson and Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Kyle chats with VIKINGS star Katheryn Winnick.

With half the crew missing this week, Surly and Kyle are joined by Paige to discuss ARRIVAL, HELL OR HIGH WATER and the first look at VALERIAN.

This week, we're going inter-dimensional with our review of DOCTOR STRANGE, while Surly and Brent also chat about the latest from A24 Films, MOONLIGHT. 

Surly celebrated his birthday a bit too hard, so we've got an extra-grouchy podcast crew this week to talk about the new season of BLACK MIRROR. Also, Brent gives his first impressions on the new indie comedy EDGE OF SEVENTEEN. 

The Halloween theme lives on, and once again Surly is forcing the rest of us to sit through a BLADE film. At least this one has Ryan Reynolds - join us as we drive into BLADE: TRINITY!

This week, the October theme continues as we discuss Guillermo del Toro's BLADE II, while Kyle weighs in on Oasis documentary SUPERSONIC and Brent reviews THE ACCOUNTANT.

It's our 200th episode, and Kyle isn't here! But that's okay - the rest of us are dissecting the 1998 film BLADE and how it stacks up against the modern comic book blockbuster.