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On this weeks episode the boys discuss Quentin Tarantino's 2015 Western film, The Hateful Eight. The film follows eight strangers who seek refuge from a blizzard in a stagecoach stopover some time after the American Civil War. Also the boys discuss the passing of OJ Simpson, and Micah weighs in on the ethics of marrying conjoined twins.

Link to the companion playlist for next weeks episode:

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This week the boys discuss the 2022 survival thriller film Fall. The film follows two women who climb a 2,000-foot-tall television tower, before becoming stranded at the top.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Consent to Treatment(2000), the second studio album from Houston Alt-Rock darlings Blue October. It is the band's first major-label album and features an eclectic mix of musical styles, telling a deeply personal and dark tale based on the personal struggles of lead singer Justin Furstenfeld.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Steel Rising. This action-RPG video game explores an alternate timeline of the French Revolution, where king Louis XVI has created an army of clockwork automatons to quell the rebellious masses. You play the role of Marie Antoinette's personal bodyguard, an automat named Aegis. Also, Micah tries relentlessly to insert helldivers into the conversation. Enjoy

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the 1989 John Hughes film Uncle Buck. John Candy stars as a hard-drinking, hard-smoking Gambler who unexpectedly needs to babysit his brother's children.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss 1917, a British war film from director Sam Mendes. The film was inspired by war stories told to Mendes by his grandfather. It stars George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman as two British infantrymen on a mission to deliver an important message to call off a doomed offensive attack. Filmed to appear as two continuous shots, 1917 is a technical marvel grounded in intimate and personal story telling.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the animated Sci-Fi series Scavengers Reign. The show follows the survivors of an interstellar cargo ship as they attempt to survive on an uninhabited alien planet filled with plants and creatures that seem determined to kill anyone in their path.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Soup, the second album from 90's Alt-Rock band Blind Melon. It was also the final album released by the band with their original singer Shannon Hoon. Although Soup was generally not well received when it originally released, it has since garnered a cult following and has been lauded as a dark horse of the Alt-Rock genre.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss a listener recommendation, the 1995 crime-thriller Hackers. The film follows a group of high school hackers being framed for releasing a virus on The Ellingson Mineral Corporation. This is possibly the whackiest and most 90s film ever made, complete with rollerblades, techno music, and way too many leather jackets.

On this weeks episode the boys are joined by Zach McCrary to discuss The Green Goblin's Last Stand, a 1992 fan-made Spiderman film from writer/director Dan Poole. Made in Baltimore on a $400 budget, the movie follows the plot of the comic book story "The Night Gwen Stacy Died". Although it is not a big budget blockbuster, this film has garnered a cult following among comic fans and even had a documentary made about it. It's low budget, full of heart, and a lot of fun.

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