It's a full table for this week's episode as John and Bethany invite Corey Couch, a PhD student involved in the Liquid Blackness research group at Georgia State, and Chris, friend of the show and host of Them's the Facts, to discuss Jordan Peele's directorial debut, Get Out. In our longest and most contentious episode yet, get a glimpse of what hanging out with film students is like, but also enjoy the discussion of this really great movie!

Next episode, it's The Godfather! And yes, we mean all of them.

Warning: there's some rape discussion in this one. John and Bethany dive into the 2010 Russell Brand/Jonah Hill vehicle/spinoff/comedy allstar game: Get Him to the Greek. The sex comedy barely works, but do the jokes?

Next Week: Get Out!

John and Bethany dive into 2018 comedy Game Night. They also dip into some other pools. Can you believe Bethany has never heard of Pinball Wizard? Love to Fatt Damon and Lamorne Morris.

Next Week: Get Him to the Greek

It's John and Bethany Birthday Month, so it's time for dogs, cars, guns, and hotels in the John Wick 1 and 2 Birthday Special!!!!

We're gonna be back on our alphabetical shiz next week with Game Night!

Theme music by The Organ Machines.

https://theorganmachines.bandcamp.com/track/oil-waves

Summer Mvt 3 Presto by John Harrison with the Wichita State University Chamber Players is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 International License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

John and Bethany dive into Frozen, a Disney Princess Movie (Unlike Brave, which has a Disney Princess, but is a Pixar movie). They get into it about animation, Broadway composers, and the actors who sing (and don't sing enough). Our intro and outro music is Oil Waves, by the Organ Machines! Find them on bandcamp.

John and Bethany watch an old favorite, (500) Days of Summer. Music videos, Post-Modernism, all that good stuff makes an appearance. We had a lot of hard opinions on this one. Music by the Organ Machines. Next week we watch Frozen!

John and Bethany dive into Newt Scamander: A Conservationist's Story. We almost lost the files on this one folks so we're just happy to get it to you. Big Questions Include: Should John save earlier in Audacity? Is New York New York without you love? Are these descriptions becoming overwrought?

Vote on twitter.com/homeviewingpod to let us know if (500) Days of Summer is next or Frozen!

John and Bethany dive into Alex Garland's first directed, Oscar Isaac featuring film, Ex Machina. Big questions include: Does Alex Garland know how to write women? Is Oscar Isaac our greatest actor? Can she f***? Next week, it's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them! Check out theorganmachines.bandcamp.com

John and Bethany look at seminal 2000s classic and near perfect film, The Devil Wears Prada. Big questions for this episode include: Is there anyone as good as Meryl? Is there anyone as doe-eyed as Anne Hathaway? Will John ever be quite okay with the current state of the studio system?

Next week, we're watching Edge of Tomorrow: Live. Die. Repeat.

Our theme music is by The Organ Machines! theorganmachines.bandcamp.com/

John and Bethany discuss Frank Oz's 2007 film, Death at a Funeral. Big questions include: Why aren't there more female characters? How do you measure jokes per minute when the jokes are running throughout? Are poop jokes raunchy? Next week, it's The Devil Wears Prada. This episode features music by The Organ Machines. Check out their bandcamp!