Kevin and Tim take on The Exit 8 video game and break down why this weird little horror is so frustratingly addictive. The boys discuss the creepiest anomalies, the paranoia that sets in after staring at the same hallway for too long, and the lingering doubt of whether the end is really the end… or just another anomaly.

Whoomp, Mayor it is: Tim and Kevin spend roughly forty minutes talking exclusively about Wilson Fisk.

In a fun way!

Kevin and Tim take on The Punisher: One Last Kill and break down the feature’s brutal fight scenes, strange pacing, and Frank Castle slowly losing his grip on reality. The boys dig into the dangers of actors writing their own scripts, debate what works and what absolutely does not, and ask the most important question of all: does this officially qualify for the Surf Dracula Paradox?

There's like $8 worth of Jarlsberg in here! Kevin and Tim talk about the 2006 Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep classic to try to figure out who the movie's villain is.

Kevin and Tim take on The Mummy and break down how cool Rick is, how badass Evelyn is, and how Jonathan refuses to back down from a fight. The boys dig into the film’s insane scarab setups, the weird and escalating mummy powers, cocky Americans, and jailer-to-friend dynamics that somehow work. Plus: Tim presents a brand-new theory about the American with glasses that may or may not change everything.

Kevin and Tim take on From the World of John Wick: Ballerina. The boys break down Eve as a rising assassin, debate whether she’s actually believable, and highlight their favorite fight scenes. Plus: grenade confusion, power-scaling debates, and trying (and failing) to make sense of the timeline.

Saddle up! It's time to talk Game of Thrones' latest spinoff. But is this entry heir to the crown, or should this Knight have you hedging your bets?

Tim did not sign off on this episode bio.

Cards on the table. We're doing this for your own good.

Kevin and Tim break down Wonder Man and are genuinely surprised by how good it is. They unpack Simon Williams’ flawed but compelling arc, debate Mandarin recognition skills, and ask whether he’s ready for an Avengers-level debut.

Kevin and Tim are back for their first episode of 2026, and they’re kicking things off with a bang. The boys dive headfirst into Stranger Things Season 5, breaking down a disappointing finale, Eleven’s ongoing struggle to speak like a normal human, Nancy straight-up murdering people, and whether the child actors were able to pull it off. Plus, Kevin finally unleashes his long-teased theory on why the script feels so bad — and honestly… he might be right.