Insufferable Bastards

Brian and Eugene famously dislike modern horror but Joe is hoping a few well-received recent titles may at least open up a discussion.  So the boys agreed to watch three titles and huddle up.  Films in this episode are IT FOLLOWS, THE WITCH, and IT COMES AT NIGHT. 

Eugene and Brian appear on the Pint O' Comics podcast to discuss a range of topics.  One of the items covered is their lack of love for modern horror which sets up a challenge by Joe for a future episode.

The boys discuss the Friday the 13 The Game "fire sale" controversy. Is making all DLC available on the cheap a bid to swell player ranks? Or is it a cash-grab betrayal of fans who paid full price? Listen in and you be the judge ...

The boys discuss the impact of ROGUE ONE with two Star Wars superfans.

The boys discuss which horror and sci-fi classics they would like to see remade or re-imagined - including alternate directors and actors.  The titles range from the obscure to mainstream blockbusters.

JAWS is one of the greatest films of all time, right?  Not so fast, movie friend ...  The boys are joined by producer and returning guest Chris Coyne, who also happens to be the one guy on the planet who doesn't like the Spielberg classic.

In this lost episode, the boys discuss Tarantino's birth-cry film RESERVOIR DOGS on the 25th anniversary of its release.  BBC article referenced: http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/20170117-why-reservoir-dogs-is-really-an-anti-violence-film

The boys raise a toast to Spears' clean bill of health and discuss the some of the most anticipated upcoming films of 2018/19.

For the first time in MHC history, Brian takes the helm in this high octane, Fear & Loathing-esque discussion of the films of writer/director Glen Baisely.

The boys lay out the case that "The Baise" is twice the Disaster Artist as Tommy Wiseau.  "Glen's work is like Robert Altman went to a trailer park."

For more info on the Baisely canon:  http://www.lightanddark.net/

For FAIRVIEW FALLS, the film on in the background of this episode, check out:  https://goo.gl/zMrRcs

Special guest star FX artist Peter Gerner joins the boys to discuss the worst titles featured on IMDb's list of the top ten greatest films.