Erik and Ezra are BACK baby, discussing color-blind advocacy, hot French girls, why social justice warriors can suck it, and The Great (Gay?) Bard himself in this episode about the soon-to-be-released comedy horror film from Troma Entertainment, Shakespeare's Shitstorm.

Drop a line to [email protected] if you're still willing to be our fan (not friend, don't get frisky about it) after an almost six-month gap between episodes.

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Erik and Ezra discuss drawings of the prophet Muhammad, dolphin impressions, and the most masculine form of love in this episode about the 1991 American action crime film Point Break.

Drop a line to [email protected] if you've ever lied to someone new.

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Erik and Ezra discuss slideshow cinema, false memories, and putting the "trans" in transient identity in this episode about the 1962 French science fiction featurette La Jetée.

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Erik and Ezra discuss empathy for serial killers, cancelling horror icons, and William Shatner in this episode about the 1978 American independent slasher film Halloween.

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Erik and Ezra discuss mass suppression through television, sex with journalists, and bad podcasting habits in this episode about the 2002 Brazilian crime film City of God — with several annoying interjections about the 2011 American 3D computer-animated musical adventure comedy film Rio.

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[formerly a Patron exclusive episode]

Erik and Ezra discuss reading rants, staged moon landings, and secret knowledge of the elites in this episode about the 1968 epic science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey.

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Erik and Ezra discuss bathroom sex, coerced sex, and group sex in this episode about the 1996 drama film Breaking the Waves — with several annoying interjections about the 2017 American coming-of-age supernatural horror film It.

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Erik and Ezra discuss communist critique, Nazi experiments, and the subtle art of propaganda in this episode about the 1925 Soviet silent drama film Battleship Potemkin.

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Erik, Ezra, and one-time actress Rebecca Fourenfinger discuss roofies, lesbian yoga, and a case of mistaken identity for Denzel Washington in this episode about the 1973 American neo-noir thriller film The Long Goodbye.

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Erik and Ezra discuss latent homosexual bonding, internalized misogyny, and parental intelligence tests in this episode about the 1962 French New Wave romantic drama film Jules and Jim.

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[formerly a Patron exclusive episode]