G'day fellow Wilderfolks! This week, the boys enter the bush to forage a tale of Animorphs, Shire Showdowns, and interdimensional boar travel as they imagineer to the tune of and later review Taika Waititi's 2016 film Hunt For The WIlderpeople. Buckle up for at least as many bad New Zealand impressions as you'd expect.

In this week's adventure, the Lost The Script squad synthesizes a harrowing tale of two lost souls tethered together in a world of Willy Wonka-esque business enterprises, Kyles, and Jet Skis. Later on, we take a look at 2016's The Monster, featuring strong acting and a disturbing lack of energy drinks. Wiggy Wam Wam Wozzle, Let's party!

We're once again quarantined in the Podcast Factory in this 2nd rambling episode of Lost The Script. We want to take a moment to see how you're doing, make sure you and yours are safe, and chat about Marvel Movies, Dubious Marlboro Gifts, and Elephant Graveyards of Fondue Fountains. Stay inside and we'll talk to you next week with a return to normalcy! Thinkin bout u

In this relatively dour entry, the boys string together a tale of childhood imagineering, light vandalism, and some much needed levity in the form of toilet humor. Later on, 2017's The Florida Project is discussed featuring moderate swooning over the inimitable Willem Dafoe. Try not to cry too much on your audio device, listener.

In this week's rager of an episode, the Boys slap together a story to the tune of terrible impressions, deadly RNB Resident Evil-eqsque puzzles, and the Lost Treasures of El(ton John) Dorado as they guesstimate and later review 1994's Hip-Hop barn-burner House Party 3. Welcome to the mad house(party 3)!

[In Memorium of Paul Haddad, the original voice of Resident Evil 2's Leon S. Kennedy]

During this weeks adventures in Lost the Script, the guys slap together a tale of cosmic proportions filled with astrological lore, drag races, and Danny Devito's ascension to the heavens. Later on, a review is given for 1987's Moonstruck starring Cher and LTS Badboy Nick Cage. Hop on in and let's blast off, amigos!

In this very special Decasode of Lost the Script, the crew welcomes our very first guest, Mattie Giglio, as we make a pitch-black plot involving human sacrifice, fake cancer, and puppy-punchers (Did I mention this was a comedy?) Later on, we put on our reviewing pants as we leave the quarantine to trek through 1991's High Strung and wish we could Eternal Sunshine this one out of our heads.

In today's episode, the boys craft a story featuring smash hit Imagine Dragons songs including: Soda Slinging Single Father, Honey I Shrunk the Pattinson, and Good Times (Dad Times) as they guesstimate and later review the 2017 Safdie Brother's directed Good Time. Strap on your listening apparatus and lets have an Enjoyable Time as we grow uneasy in our collective hatred of Imagine Dragons.

We're quarantined in the Podcast Factory and this is the only way to send for help! A bit of a departure from a normal episode, the LTS team rambles about depressing films, Olyphant (Actor not Animal), and the warlord formerly known as Peter Jackson. Stay safe inside this weekend and drown out your very valid health concerns with some good old fashion comedy.

On this very special Friday the 13th episode, the LTS boys handcraft a chilling space thriller loaded with nose-dwelling monsters, questionably phallic spacecrafts, and an utter disagreement on who should voice the ship's AI. Later, we look toward the stars and 1997's Event Horizon as we question where future of space(horror)will lead and Chris tries to shoehorn Persona 5 into every conversation. In space, no one can hear you sneeze!