Hollywood Haymaker

This week the guys talk about John Cho's "Searching" and have a major disagreement over "Bullet Head." Mini reviews include: "Escape from Cell Block 99," "Big Bad Wolves," and "Never Going Back."

Plus, our excitement for a movie trailer (which never happens), the best movies of 1980 according to Rotten Tomatoes and more.

We were requested to watch "Galveston," which was less than stellar so John and Dustyn provide other films to watch instead. Other topics include Black Friday, Robin Hood Box Office Bomb and more news.

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We have a jam packed episode full of movie reviews, many can be seen right on Netflix! That way, you do not have to leave the couch to watch one our favorite documentaries of the year. The guys also disagree on Sci-Fi art house film, "Under the Skin" and more.

We are chatting the importance of Stan Lee's legacy, John's Top 10 Marvel Films, 2 Orson Welles based Netflix originals and a review of Mandy.

This week the boys are talking all things good and bad about Netflix's streaming service, along with detailed reviews of "Hold the Dark" and "22 July." What else is there to watch on this dominant streaming service and what should you avoid?

Movie News includes: The Joker, Willy Wonka prequel and more.

The boys are back with their first "official" episode and they are covering, in detail, Halloween (2018). After, listen as they speak about their favorite horror films and the ones that are must see by all!

Last thing we want is your Halloween Hangover to be plagued by watching bad films!

In our very first episode, get to know the Co-Hosts and what the podcast is all about. Both Dustyn and John have interested backgrounds and viewpoints in the world of Cinema. It is time to take Hollywood to task for rarely coming out with movies worth watching. Let's stop watching bad movies and start publicizing the good ones!

Also, Dustyn and John run down a list of 100 all-time classic films to get their take on understand each others taste in movies. This is both educational to each other and to the audience.