For episode 91, the boys are back in the studio to review the latest entry in the Evil Dead franchise, Evil Dead Burn. Director Sebastian Vanicek's second film and first entry into the Evil Dead filmography feels like a natural progression of what made Sam Raimi's films so seminal and widely entertaining. We also discuss the broader impact of horror on pop culture and the David and Goliath phenomenon we've observed in 2026 with the massive, breakthrough success of recent horror films like Backrooms and Obsession. How is it that these films by young directors dominate significantly larger budget works like Disney's Mandalorian and Grogu and Moana? Have we finally reached critical mass with endless remakes and re-imaginings?

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For episode 90, the boys are back in the studio for a Star Wars Holiday Special. Sean brought over his copy of the now nearly impossible to find Star Wars Holiday Special. This TV special was such a disaster that it has now been wiped from the collective Star Wars memory banks. This one's a doozy y'all. Buckle up.

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For Episode 89 the boys are back in the studio to review the latest from Guillermo Del Toro, Frankenstein. This is as tale as old as time. 1818 to be exact actually. How will Del Toro make what is so old, new again? Does he pull it off? Is Frankenstein just a bloated monster in and of itself as it relates to the concept of film? All this and more on this episode of Movie Night.

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For episode 88, the boys are back in the studio to review Together. Dave Franco and Allison Brie star in this relationship horror cult breakout debut directed by Michael Shanks. But is Together truly as original as it seems to be or was it directly inspired by 2023 Indie, Better Half? At any rate, we highly recommend this one.

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For episode 87 the boys are back in the studio to review Zach Creggar's, Weapons. Weapons is the follow up to Creggar's Air BNB horror breakthrough, Barbarian. Casting, cinematography, sound. It's all here folks and we can't recommend this one enough.

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For episode 86 the boys are back in the studio to review the directorial debut of Drew Hancock, Companion. A new kind of love story. A commentary on artificial intelligence, robotics and the inevitable complications that arise from dependence on these kinds of technologies. This one is a blast from start to finish. Black comedy? Sci-fi dystopian warning? Horror classic? Maybe Companion is all of these things rolled into one. We can't recommend this movie enough.

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For episode 85 the boys are back in the studio to review Robert Eggers latest, Nosferatu, and James Mangold's Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothee Chalemet, A Complete Unknown; lovingly referred to in this episode as A Complete UnkNosferatu.

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For episode 84, the boys are back in the studio to review the directorial debut of SNL writer and cast member, Kyle Mooney. Y2K is a tale as old as time; if time were only 24 years old. A coming of age romance about two young people from different worlds who have to work together to bring down the machines that have begun killing their friends and family members. The singularity. The creature design. A mind blowing cameo. What's not to love? We highly recommend this one. Peep the pod for our full review.

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For episode 83, the boys are back at the new studio to review the latest entry into the Alien franchise, Alien: Romulus. What can be said about Alien and Aliens that hasn't been discussed at lengthy conversations regarding the all time greats? How does this entry restore the faith of the fans in the studio's ability to produce a quality sequel? Fede Alvarez grounds the latest film in a gritty world that seems to fit perfectly alongside the original two but unfortunately, he begins to ring the same old bells we've heard time and time again. What did y'all think of this one?

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For episode 82, the boys are back in the studio with good friend of the show, Jeremy Curry, to review the directorial debut of Dev Patel, Monkey Man. Sean and John get into a heated debate regarding the unique merit of the film and whether it qualifies for instant cult classic status. With Jordan Peele producing this Netflix shelved project and bringing it to life, John expected more but Sean feels that Monkey Man delivers in droves. What do you think?

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