Not So Analytical

After a short hiatus, Griffin, Wyatt, Brian and (Tristan?) join together to discuss the classic horror flick 'An American Werewolf in London' a film by John Landis that has aged fairly well. Plus, comical suicide discussions, private captain hats and shitty high school short films.

The boys take a look back at Wyatt's lineage as they tackle the heavy topic of the Holocaust in Roman Polanski's 'The Pianist'. Plus, poorly spoken German accents, a Goomba gives a helping hand and Adrien Brody is fucking sexy.

The group have a watch of the movie that won Leo the Oscar, the Revenant. Based on a true story, what will the boys think of Hugh Glass’ journey for survival? Plus, A new reviewer, the protagonist watched Star Wars, "Hugo" Glass and Bad bear puns.

In this weeks episode the boys head up to space with an unexpected guest. And it's not who you think. Plus, XEEEEEnomorphs, Alien Roadrunners and BIG MEATY CLAWS!

Reviewing their first film by the late great Stanley Kubrick. A Clockwork Orange certainly throws the trio through a loop of hilarity and disgust. Plus, actual analysis, annoying fake english accents, the good ol in and out and a bunch of fun facts.

The gang tackle their first award winning Best Picture, American Beauty. Watch as they go scene by scene as they talk about their opinions on the characters and the theme of beauty. Also Tristan sounds like the Tin Man from Wizard of Oz and Wyatt's stuck in the bathroom.

Brian, Wyatt and Tristan try their best to review the first ever horror film to be nominated for Best Picture, The Exorcist. Listen as mass banter ensues. Plus, Wrestling Memes and THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU!

The group take a crack at the 2009 Jared Leto movie, Mr. Nobody. Winning the European People's Choice Award, what did the trio think of this rather peculiar film? Plus, horrible parents, the horrid creaky door laugh and WHAT IS THE TRUE TIMELINE!?

It's a Mad Mad World when Tristan returns and Brian and Jake Gyllenhaal clone Wyatt come back to review another cult classic film. This time focusing on Donnie Darko, directed by Richard Kelly. Plus, Smurf gangbangs, Rape faces and what's the point of living without a dick?

Wyatt, Brian and somewhat Tristan review the first Steven Spielberg movie of the Podcast, Saving Private Ryan. This Oscar nominated 1998 film is known to be very accurate to what it portrays to the people that have lived it. Plus, the Steamboat Willie Fan club, Vin Diesel and the guy from Good Will Hunting.