Divers, What is best in life?

1) The open steppe, a clear day, and a swift horse under you.

2) To crush your enemies -- See them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women!

3) To Deep Dive John Milius's Sword and Sorcery classic, Conan The Barbarian!

We're back, Divers with part two of our Swords and Sorcery series, Matthew Robbins's Dark Fantasy Monster Movie, Dragonslayer! This one was very formative for young Nickie so again should be a very fun discussion.

Divers, N&D are kicking off a five part Sword and Sorcery series! First up is John Boorman's epic tale of chivalry Excalibur! This is a very foundational film for Dave, that Nick had previously never seen, making for a very fun discussion.

Divers, N&D are back to conclude the Tarantino Imperial Phase Series by Deep Diving his 1997 Midlife Crisis Crime Caper Hang Out movie, Jackie Brown! Maybe put on a Delfonics record and make yourself a screwdriver to get in the mood?

Continuing their Quentin Tarantino Imperial Phase Series, N&D Dive into his sophomore film 1994's Neo-Noir Hyperlink Crime Comedy, Pulp Fiction! An Elvis man should love it!

Divers, N&D are making good on promises from the early days of the Pod and Diving into the films of Quentin Tarantino. First up of course is his 1992 Hard Boiled Indie Heist Thriller, Reservoir Dogs!

Yeah, we're thinking we're back, Divers. Because it's time for N&D to deliver their Hot Takes on John Wick: Chapter 4. Your tour guides went directly from an IMAX screening into the Podcave in order to bring you their thoughts on Chad Stahelski's Neo-Noir Neo-Western Neo-Chanbara Gun-Fu Thriller as fresh as possible!

The long wait is over, Divers. N&D have been promising to Deep Dive the John Wick series since the earliest days of the Podcast and with the release of Chapter 4 imminent the timing was finally right.

Divers, we've reached the Penultimate episode of the James Cameron Imperial Phase Series. You may find this one a little challenging to watch along with as Cameron's 1989 Sci-fi Submarine Mystery Thriller, The Abyss is not available for streaming. So you're going to need to score yourself a vintage DVD, Laserdisc or even better a VHS copy to Dive Into with N&D...or use more illicit means, you're resourceful Divers after all.