Film Vs Film

Writer/producer/comedian/multi-hyphenate Courtney Theophin wants to talk Martin Lawrence movies. Specifically, Martin Lawrence movies in which he portrays an officer of the law. And who are we to deny him this request? So we picked two, and for some reason nobody picked "Bad Boys."

Stand-up and improviser Elyza Halpern shares her Netflix password with us as we debate two of the best films on the streaming giant. And to be clear: by "best," we mean "most Netflix-y."

It's the day after Halloween and we could all use a laugh, so we're discussing the funniest horror movies of all time with stand-up comedian Mike Glazer!

Writer and improviser Brandon Gardner ("In the Know" on Peacock) gets friendly with us as we discuss two disturbed movies that would make us uncomfortable to watch with friends.

Stand-up Natasha Collier shows her romantic side as we pit two rom-coms against one another! Can Quinn get his first win of the season? Anything is possible if you have love in your heart.

Writer & comedian Toni Adeyemi is #1 on our guest list for this week's episode as we debate which movies are best equipped to get the party started.

Comedian Max Castillo challenges us to come up with two generally beloved films that we think have aged like shit. We had some thoughts.

Comedian James Mannion joins from an undisclosed location to discuss the Political Thriller genre: "Enemy of the State" or "Blow Out"?

We're kicking off the new season with comedian Lisa Wallen, who joins us to discuss all things ~EdGeLoRd~! Also! Quinn says in the intro that it's Season 6 when actually it's Season 7. It's very embarrassing for him.

It's the Season 6 Film Vs Film Awards, hosted once again by Quinn & Leonard -- coming to you live on Ja Morant's Instagram!