For Episode 17, the boys are back to basics and holding down the fort; reviewing all things Dune. First, we take a look at David Lynch's critical misstep in Dune (1984). Next we review the masterpiece that is Jodorosky's Dune; a wildly entertaining documentary about the "greatest film never made." To close, we discuss the future of Dune in Hollywood as Dennis Villenueve (Blade Runner 2049, Secario, Arrival, Prisoners) gears up to direct the upcoming, reimagined Dune (2020).

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The boys are back with two special guests and their lowest production value to date to discuss Jordan Peele's career, review his latest master work, "Us" and the lasting impact of "Get Out."

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For Episode 15, the boys are back to give their hot takes on the 2019 Academy Awards. No Hereditary. No Mandy. A whole lot of Green Book. What is really going on? Who is Oscar?

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For episode 14 the boys are back in studio and starting the new year off right with reviews for a couple of Netflix original's. This week we review viral sensation "Birdbox," the latest from Black Mirror creators, "Bandersnatch," an interactive film made exclusively for the Netflix platform and the latest film from visionary director Yorgos Lanthimos, "The Favourite"

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For Episode 13, the boys are back in the studio for an extra special year end extravaganza, mulling over the best and worst films of 2018 and revealing their top 5 lists for each.

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For Episode 12, the boys are joined in studio by a special guest, John's brother Philip and review some of our holiday favorites including McCaulay Culkin's star turn in "Home Alone," "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," and cult classic "Gremlins."

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For Episode 11 the boys discuss and review the latest in Rocky franchise spin off "Creed II," heist drama "Widows" and "Green Book" starring Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen.

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For Episode 10, the boys are back in the studio to review a transformative Rami Malik peformance in Bryan Singer's "Bohemian Rhapsody," Melissa McCarthy's brilliant turn as Lee Israel in "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" and Luca Guadagnino's divisive "Suspiria" remake. Will John and Sean finally settle the score on this beloved horror classic and its ambitious reimagining???

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For Episode 9 the boys review Jonah Hill's directorial debut, Mid 90's and are joined by friends of the show; animator Andres Soler and Isaac Chavez-Garza of Tacos Bomberos and SoLow Studio.

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For episode 8 the boys celebrate Halloween by wading through the knee deep shit that is the Halloween franchise, the brilliance that is John Carpenter's original "Halloween" (1978) and the latest from the franchise 40 years later, "Halloween" (2018.)

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