The ethnic hatred overtones in this film went WAYYYYYY over our heads. Probably because we're not from Spain. Oh well, as they say in Spain: "Hey, I'm from Spain". Enjoy

Theme Music: Mueve by Abraham Mateo ft. Lali

If you like it when acupuncture is a key plot point in an early 20th century-set martial arts movie, then boy do we have the episode for you. 72 Dragons will await you in Heaven when you die.

Theme Music: Be My Lonely by Yung Takeem and unlucky13

Oh dear lord. Good luck. That's all I have to say.

Veronica? I hardly know her! This week we watched a fun horror movie where a teenage girl got advice from a blind nun and played with a Ouija board. Dummy.

Theme Music: Llorando en la Limo by C. Tangana

Strap in, folks. Or should I say, strap ON! That doesn't make any sense. This movie is about two gay teenage boys. Why would they need a strap on? You're better than this, JD. We make our triumphant return from the shadows with a film about growing up, drinking vodka, and riding bikes.

Theme Music: Triunfo by Emicida

Holy shit. A Richie Rich dog gets into hi-jinks and murders a cat. What more can you possibly want from us?

Theme Music: Fascism is Cured by Dying by Valtonyc and Dia Sexto

Wow. What a taught political thriller. In this episode, everyone has sex with Italian James Bond. Including Ariel and JD. Somehow.

Theme Music: Prisoner 709 by Caparezza

Much like the dinosaurs in the seminal 1993 animated movie where Professor Screweyes tried to turn human children into monkeys for his demon, alien circus: We're back! And this time, we're sending you on a journey to 1950s South Africa, where the cars were a little bit screwy and all the people of color were treated like garbage.

Theme Music: Enter the Ninja by Die Antwoord

Nothing but tears in this week's episode of No Subtitles Necessary, as the boys dive deep into a South Korean zombie flick that has just as much heart as it does zombies who can't open doors.

Theme Music: 잊지마 (It G Ma) by Keith Ape (feat. JayAllDay, Loota, Okasian & Kohh)

We apologize for the few audio disruptions in this episode. Must have been because we were so excited about doing yet ANOTHER film with human-animal hybrids. We go on our own journey in this episode: a journey to stupidity. We conquered no demons. In fact, we probably made more.

Theme music: WeChat (feat. Keith Ape) by The Higher Brothers