Anyone remember the absolutely insane 2003 film "Bulletproof Monk"? Well these boys (sorta) do! Join us as we discuss another entry in our Seann William Scott season. One that also hails from his legendary run in 2003 where he starred in 4 consecutive movies. 

The GBGBs once again discuss if our boy Seann deserves more credit for what he brought to these wild movies. Is there something here that people were missing? They also attempt to brainstorm a brand new martial art and discuss whether or not Mr. Funktastic deserved more screentime.

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WE'RE BACK! The GBGBs are here with a fresh steaming podcast roll straight from the Seann Shack Oven. This week we reviewed 2003's "The Rundown", starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a tough mob bounty hunter tasked with tracking down a spoiled mobster's treasure hunting son played by Seann William Scott. 

The GBGBs also bring back their ill-advised improv comedy segment and discuss how WWE has enriched our media. 

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The Seann Shack continues with our review of Evolution (2001)! This sci-fi comedy stars Orlando Jones and David Duchovny as community college professors who have uncovered evidence of rapidly evolving alien life from a meteorite. Our boy Seann William Scott plays an overzealous firefighter recruit who aids the professors in getting to the bottom of this strange alien invasion. 

The GBGBs also discuss moldy leftovers, conspiracy theories, and our evolving knowledge of what makes a Seann William Scott movie. 

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The Wheel of Chaos has spoken! The GBGBs are reviewing 10 Seann William Scott movies for season 8. This week they kick off the season with their review of "Dude Where's My Car" (2000), a classic in the pantheon of stoner comedies, starring Seann William Scott and Ashton Kutcher as a pair of goofballs who lost their car after a night of partying. 

The GBGBs also discuss what SWS means to them and try to nail down what defines his essence (Seannsence?). So strap in, get shibby, and join us for the Seann Shack!

THE TIME HAS COME. The boys have gathered for their seasonal State of the Podcast to discuss and debrief on our past Apocalypse season. What did we think of each movie? Were there some we wish we could re-review? The boys also brainstorm which apocalypse would win in a fight and take turns doing impressions of the disasters in each movie. 

Then FINALLY, the GBGBs consult the Wheel of Chaos (TM) to decide on the fate of next season. Will Denali at last get his Fast and Furious season? Will the boys embark on a marathon of medieval dragon movies? Will an unsung hero finally get his due attention as a GBGBs season? Find out in STATE OF THE PODCAST 7!

Join the GBGBs on the final episode of their Apocalypse season with Don't Look Up (2021)! Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence star as modest astronomers who discover a giant comet on a collision course for Earth. They are then forced to pit themselves against the uninterested politicians and media pundits as they attempt to convince the world's leaders to take action. If you think this may sound like an allegory for something, congratulations M. Benoit Blanc, you've cracked this case wide open!

The boys also brainstorm alternative tactics for dodging a comet and write a pop-punk ode to Timothee Chalamet set to Weezer's Pork and Beans.  Okay they only do one of those things but you're gonna have to listen to find out which.

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Well folks, we may be stretching the limit of our Apocalypse season theme but we watched the crown jewel of the TNG run: Star Trek First Contact. If you're not a Star Trek fan, don't worry, a few of our hosts are going into this movie cold so they'll be right there with you. This movie has it all, Borg, time travel, Borg Cubes, Moby Dick references, Borg Spheres, Picard speeches, a Borg Queen, Zephyr Cocrane, and a Borg Earth. Is this a bona fide Apocalypse movie? Who knows. Does this movie totally rule? At least one of us thinks so....

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Well folks, we did it. We reviewed the thrilling conclusion to Neon Genesis Evangelion without watching the actual show. The 3 of us did hardly any research beforehand and just tried to dive in and analyze it as a standalone movie. Was this a good idea? Obviously not. Was it enjoyable? Sorta. Was this the dumbest thing we have ever done on this podcast? Maybe. 

For the uninitiated, Neon Genesis Evangelion is a moody 90s anime that serves as a deconstruction of the "Mecha Anime" genre. If you don't know what that means, that's okay because we barely did either. This movie is a redo of the original anime ending which had been panned by fans and critics alike. This movie is regarded as the "proper" ending for the beloved series and is thought of as one of the best conclusions for an anime narrative arc. Too bad we had no idea. 

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The GBGBs step into THE SHIMMER this episode with their review of 2018's Annihilation! Based on The Southern Reach trilogy by Jeff Vandermeer, Annihilation stars Natalie Portman as an ex-military biologist tasked with joining a team to explore a mysterious phenomenon. Things get pretty twisted from there as the place known as "Area X" wreaks havoc on the minds and biology of the team. There's also a wicked lamprey alligator, a skeleton bear, and a liquid metal terminator clone so there's something for everybody! 

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This week the GBGBs bring on friend of the show RYAN (a separate Ryan from our current Ryan) to review GEOSTORM. This 2017 film starring Gerard Butler and Jim Sturgess makes you stop and think, "why was this movie made in 2017 and not during the great disaster boom of the mid 00s?" 

With the world threatened by the effects of climate change, Gerard Butler is the lead scientist in the creation of "Dutch Boy": a globe-spanning satellite net that uses lasers and weather missiles to control the Earth's climate. But *record scratch* it seems like sabotage is afoot when Dutch Boy mysteriously creates a series of disastrous weather patterns in specific portions of the world. 

We had some interesting reactions to this one, including one of us who was willing to take a stand and defend it from the critics.

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