Alex interviews a couple of the shadows from the secret chamber and learns what Kung Fu they used to get in. Then the boys proceed to fan boy so hard on Into the Spiderverse the 3 gave perfect 10's to this movie. No bias there right? Enjoy fam

The boys find their way back and are welcomed by one of the Hidden Shadows, Basil.  As they give Basil tips on how to do an intro to a podcast they do a very special episode for an independent film studio. They got to review a private screening of an independent film called What Doesn't Kill Us. A beautiful and hilarious zombie mockumentary directed by Zach Schlapkohl, Jacob Kiesling and Ethan Cartwright. For the first time ever, we're excited to go to an Independent film festival. Cheers.

Today the boys took a break from ignoring each other in front of a silver screen full of violence and instead spent some quality time together. They tried their hand at tabletop games and have brought their epic adventures back for you guys to listen to. Wasn't that nice of them?

Since our Nakonsy can't stop his energizer heart and get rest to get over his cold we had Nick step in to talk movies! We broke down our unique, to say the least, experience at the San Diego Kung fu Mystery Theatre and reviewed Bohemian Rhapsody on the second half of the episode.

The official little brother of the podcast Andrew Dominguez jumps on the pod to tell some hilarious jokes.  We take a moment to be awed by DC's streaming network Titans and show our acceptance of any furry practicing people.  Also Khanh gets angry at the Diablo gaming franchise in his gaming guru.  His rage was...well, sexy.  Enjoy!

The boys had no idea Kung Fu and gore would go so well with Halloween soup!  So in the spirit of Halloween we watched a candy corn packed movie with the goriest of fight scenes.  That's about all the Halloween puns I can squeeze out.  Khanh brought us some amazing game choices for your pleasure and Nakonsy trick or treats us with his recommendation for the week...I should've just stuck to one Halloween pun.  This week's movie we reviewed, The Night Comes For Us, is available on Netflix.  Enjoy!