After almost 6 months of isolation and quarantine, the boys brave the pandemic and return to the cinema for Christopher Nolan's latest. Peep for our take on AMC's reopening, new safety protocols and our theater experience as the only two people inside a 30 screen theater. 

For Episode 36 the boys are back in the studio and joined by long time friend of the show, Brandon Verklas and his son Dylan. The gang discusses the state of modern horror pre and post Ari Aster's breakthrough masterpiece, Hereditary, and review The Lodge. Does this one live up to the hype? Why was the film so well received critically but so poorly attended by audiences??

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For episode 35, Sean returns from honeymoon to recap the Oscars and review the disaster that is Sega and Paramount's Sonic The Hedgehog. 

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For episode 34, John produces his first ever solo podcast as Sean was on his honeymoon and reviews a number of his favorite films of 2019 that the boys didn't get a chance to review on the show. Back in the studio, John talks shop on Shia LeBouf's directorial breakthrough, Honey Boy, Greta Gerwig's Little Women, the adrenaline rush of Ford Vs. Ferrari, modern gentrification tale, The Last Black Man in San Fransisco, Taika Waititi's Jojo Rabbit and the Sadfie Brother's return with Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems. 

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For episode 33 the boys return to the studio with a very special guest, Frank Manzano of Frankie and the Psychosphere to review the latest entry into the Star Wars franchise, JJ Abram's "The Rise of Skywalker." We chop up the good, the bad and the ugly behind the mess that Star Wars has become and the lasting impact and importance of the original trilogy. Who is to blame? The toxic fandom? Rian Johnson surely. The Disney machine? Tune in and find out!

For episode 32 the boys are back in the studio to review the good the bad and the ugly with Marriage Story, The Fanatic and Knives Out. With Marriage Story, Noah Baumbach elicits some of the strongest emotional performances of the year from Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson. Fred Durst from Limp Bizkit directed a movie. John Travolta is the lead. Yes, you read that right. The Fanatic is insane. Lastly, Rian Johnson returns with an incredible cast in tow for Knives Out and redeems himself for the blunder  that is The Last Jedi. 

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For episode 31 the boys are back in studio to review Scorsese's modern masterpiece, The Irishman, one of our favorite films of the entire year, Parasite and Melina Matsoukas reimagining of a classic Bonnie and Clyde story in Queen and Slim.

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For episode 30 the boys are back in the studio to review Stanley Kubrick's 1980 horror masterpiece, The Shining and its 2019 sequel, Doctor Sleep. We also talk shop on Stephen King's source material and where both films vary from the original books to the betterment of each picture.

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For episode 29 the boys are back in the studio for a Terminator Special. Starting with James Cameron's minimal masterpiece, the boys make their way through reviews of Terminator, one of the greatest sequels ever produced in T2: Judgement Day and finally form opinions on the latest bastardization of Terminator: Dark Fate.

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For episode 28, the boys are back in the studio to review the latest from the director of "The Witch," Robert Eggers. The Lighthouse" features star turns from Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe. It is a dizzying  cinematic effort that ultimately proves rewarding and unlike anything we've seen all year. The boys also chime in on the latest controversy surrounding Martin Scorsese and his comments dismissing Marvel movies as more theme park than cinema.

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