Quarantine special, Chadley very clearly has coronavirus. He is a breeding ground for the virus, he hasn't even showered in 2020. Since we are not allowed to go to the movies, we will be talking Charlie's Angels instead of the scheduled Bloodshot. It's also Doc March so we are talking Netflix originals. Obama made a documentary about Chinese Business, and we also cover the three part doc on Canadian Serial Killer Luka Magnotta. Billy Wilder month rolls on with intense courtroom drama Witness for the Prosecution.

Nothing comes out in March so the boys are forced to watch a Pixar film, YUCK. That's right we're talking ONWARD. We also get a special visit from Nicholas Michael Jacobs, returning to the pod with his brand new film Tales from Six Feet Under. It's Doc March so we're talking Netflix Original Knock Down the House, and Oscar nominated Doc The Cave. Billy Wilder month rolls on with the classic Noir Double Indemnity.

That's right gang it's Doc March where we do 4 straight weeks of documentaries. As always we cover the biggest new release, and that Blumhouses The Invisible Man. Will it be scary, or are the scares invisible? Documentaries this week include Oscar nom Honeyland, and Netflix Original Bikram yoga doc. March is also Billy Wilder month and it's a big hitter, with the largely parodied Sunset Boulevard.

On this supersized Nic Cagisode the boys talk about SEVEN brand new Nic Cage movies, this guy has been working since our last Cagisode! Featuring the legendary Richard Stanley's return to film with the Color Out of Space. We also talk about a few Johnny Generico Action Flicks such as A Score to Settle, Running with the Devil, Kill Chain, and arguably Primal. Not without it's oddities we also cover Grand Isle and Between Worlds.

Wow now this is a big hitter episode! Highly requested films like Sonic The Hedgehog, fresh off the presses. The most requested film of 2019 that we did everything in our power not to see, yes, it's CATS. The boys also went to premiere of Guns Akimbo in all of it's terrible glory. Don't forget about the Rock doing Devito voice in Jumanji The Next Level. We finish off Spike Lee month with his 3 hour epic, Malcolm X.

On this dire episode Chadley is a second away from death at all times. We do some Oscar talk. We went to an early screening of Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), then didn't review it for two weeks but it bombed so that's okay. Disney dropping a stinky sequel for baby brains and no wonder it bombed, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. One of our big hitter bombs from last year was Terminator Dark Fate, we finally talk about it. Spike Lee month rolls on with Inside Man.

Strange days, strange movies on the pod this week. Absolutely nothing anyone has ever heard of but we are here to inform the masses. It's terrible horror season so let's dive in to the worst of the bunch with The Turning. Oscar nominated For Sama about the Syrian uprising. Shia LaBeouf's semi-autobiographical take on his early life Honey Boy. It's Spike Lee month with his semi-autobiographical take on his early life Crooklyn.

Black History Month rolls on with some Spike Lee appreciation with his great masterpiece "Do the Right Thing" and his influenced/produced netflix film "See You Yesterday". Guy Ritchie is back to romancing organized crime with The Gentlemen. Wouldn't be a new year with out some fresh Clint white hero films, we talk Richard Jewell. We also cover David Lynchs short netflix film, What did Jack Do?

Januray is over as so is the Wes Anderson month, so we got two Wes films with a special guest. Talking The Royal Tenenbaums and Bottle Rocket as well as a Wes Anderson Ranking. We also talk fresh Bad Boy and there ain't no Michael Bay. We also talk a couple Oscar picks with Greta's Little Woman and Jay Roach's Bombshell.

SIX YEARS IN A ROW - The Animated Extravaganza 2019, dubbed HEXOLO. We cover an impressive amount of films in this feature length episode. We covered some of the big ones like Toy Story 4/ Lego Movie Part 2 on the regular episodes, but these are a special brand of trash. Running with some big hitters like Frozen 2, and Dreamworks embarrassing output of How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (put a number on it) and Abominable. In case you haven't had enough Yeti talk we also cover the new Laika output, Missing Link. Netflix scoring big with multiple animated Oscar noms, we will be covering I Lost My Body. Sturgill Simpson made an animated Visual Album that's arguably better than every animated movie this year. It's also WES ANDERSON appreciation month so we tag Fantastic Mr. Fox on the show.