In this mini episode the boys discuss one of 2023's sleeper hits 'The Creator.' A breath of fresh air in the Hollywood blockbuster factory. So natually no one saw it. But we break down why you should. Also talk of Ai Generated Porn, how maybe all most movies shouldn't cost the GDP of a small country and how Venom 2 is a LGBTQ+ cult classic.

Interesting stuff about the film:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4uArBWoROQ&t=258s&ab_channel=FrameVoyager

In this episode the boys face evil head-on as they discuss the U.K's favorite pervert & disgraced media star Jimmy Savile. Through the prism of 'The Reckoning." The very good but lurid BBC miniseries. A tale of ruined lives, moral corruption and at the center of it all. A narcissistic psychopath who got away with everything. Also talk of the ongoing Israel/Hamas war, Elon Musk's public fall from grace, how every U.K celebrity is inherently evil and trying and struggling to make sense of this real life monster. 

In this mini episode the boys discuss David Fincher's new Netflix action movie meets psychological horror 'The Killer'. A sordid tale of murder, insanity and kick ass music. With talk of other Fincher bangers, how awful it is to be a contract killer and write a conspiracy about Paddington Bear killing the queen. 

Hitman clip: https://youtu.be/KMh4NGeZIIs?si=Zpr5jG9vekkhKRI_

In this episode the boys discuss Martin Scorsese's true-crime epic 'Killers of the Flower Moon'. A three and half hour long film about how evil white people are and the casualties of America's excess. We also talk about the death of Capeshit, SBF's guilty verdict, Leo Decaprio being a bastard and pitch a Christopher Dorner biopic starring LL Cool J.

Crisis at Marvel: https://variety.com/2023/film/features/marvel-jonathan-majors-problem-the-marvels-reshoots-kang-1235774940/

In this episode, the boys celebrate spooky season with a horrifying non-horror movie, in celebration of it's 20th anniversary. Park Chan-wook's 'Oldboy'. One of the best movies ever made in our opinion. Also talks about Qanon child murders, the Israel Hamas war, the underbelly of Asia and Liam rants extendedly about the new Exorcist movie.  

Kevin Spacey: https://youtu.be/QDMGV5bAulc?si=9no_a54JwSoKI-jp

In this episode, the boys lose all hope for humanity by talking about 2023's most controversial and twisted movie 'Sound of Freedom'. An exploitation film. A vanity project for a narcissist. A overt attempt to mainstream ultra right wing conspiracies. It's a lot, but the boys will try their best to navigate the dark, murky waters. Also talk of Canada celebrating a Nazi war criminal, Kevin Spacey almost dying and lots of talk about awful things done by awful people.

In this episode, the boys dig back into the vault for an episode from December 2021. Recorded with Jordan and Liam drunk off booze and Christmas spirit trying to make sense of Mel Gibson's disturbing and fascinating 2004 film 'The Passion of the Christ.' Along the way we stumble through very old British political drama, make fun of actors going through public breakdowns and argue that sometimes it's better to go to therapy instated of making art.

In this episode, the boys dip back into the world of video games to cover the ambitious, buggy and very addicting works of Bethesda Games mastermind Todd Howard. From Elder Scrolls to Fallout 3 and 4 (New Vegas will be it's own episode). Also discussions on Elon Musk decent into madness, personal adventures inside these games and how Dagoth Ur Ai memes are the only funny Ai memes. 

In this episode, the boys return to the world of James Bond to cover the Dalton era. In the series' attempts to capitalize on America's action movie peak during the mid to late 1980s. During which Liam claims that 'Licence to Kill' is his favorite of the entire series. Also included are discussions of Trump's mug shot, the strange period where the Mujahideen were the good guys in movies and how theaters now must now count on old films and China to stay open as the Hollywood strike goes on.

In this episode, the boys take a break from awful capeshit and internet drama to talk about something actually worth your time, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer. One of the best films of 2023 based on one of history's most pathetic men. Also we get into other Nolan films and his growth as a filmmaker. Discussions also include recent climate change disasters, how Harry Truman is America's most evil president and Hollywood having no idea what movies make money anymore.