This week we review the new Charlie Kaufman film, I'm Thinking of Ending Things, a horror film based on a book of the same name. We also have Molly the Beagle on as a surprise guest. 

This week we officially kick off our Halloween season by discussing the traumatic and disturbing films from director Ari Aster. Heavy spoilers for Hereditary & Midsommar. 

This week we broke our cardinal rule and went to see Tenet (at a private screening) Listen to our spoiler free review of Nolan's newest film. We also discuss the most bodacious buddy comedy trilogy of all time and space, Bill & Ted. 

This week we discuss The Matrix trilogy, it's journey from being a groundbreaking Sci-Fi hit, to widely disappointing audiences in 2003 with the sequels, and it's recent resurgence as an allegory for the trans experience. We also push back against the anti-feminist hi-jacking of the films iconic presentation of "taking the red pill"

More information on The Matrix from a trans perspective:

The Matrix as a Transgender Narrative | Kenzie Lutece

With The Matrix 4 Coming, Let's Talk About How The First Movie Is A Trans Allegory | Laura Kate Dale

How The Matrix universalized a trans experience — and helped me accept my own | Emily VanDerWerff

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This week the Monolith boys go camping at Crystal Lake and discuss the hockey mask and machete wielding killer in the 12 films of the Friday the 13th franchise. 

This week we discuss the Jaws franchise. We celebrate Steven Spielberg's iconic masterpiece, and then suffer our way through the other three Jaws films that follow. A bigger boat? We're gonna need a better sequel. 

This week we discuss films where the plot revolves around dancing. Special Guest Calista Kaleikini joins us to discuss some of our favorites such as Dirty Dancing, and Footloose. 

This week we decided to set aside our differences with Christopher Nolan and discuss the filmography of one of the biggest directors working today. We also set the new record for most impressions attempted in a single episode.  

This week we discuss horror in the heat! Summertime slashers, folk horror, and creature features that all take place in the hottest months of the year. 

This week we discuss how the premise of the film Groundhog Day has been re-imagined, and remade throughout the years with each new version of the film adding its own spin, leading up to the newest release in the sub-genre, Palm Springs.