This episode is full of twists and turns and plenty of buttons being pushed. Kevin and Dougie discuss the new superhero film from Sony “Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse”. This episode also includes a segment of Picture Perfect where the hosts pick out their most memorable image from the film.

On this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie review the Mark Wahlberg, and Rose Byrne family comedy “Instant Family” and then they finish the show with a Coen Brother’s chaser as they review the straight to Netflix film “The Ballad of Buster Scruggs.” Two very different types of films for two very different types of taste. Will the hosts be able to find something to agree on? Listen and find out.

Green Book stars two of Kevin’s favorite actors Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen, as a Doctor Shirley and Tony Lip as they venture on a road trip through the deep south in 1962. Also a brand new segment Dougie’s “Fact or Fubar!”

Merry Christmas from One Brew Over The Cuckoo's Nest! On this weeks Episode Kevin is joined by his two daughters, five year old Gracie and three year old Avery. Gracie and Kevin discuss the newest Film version of Dr. Seuss's The Grinch. Avery and Kevin discuss the Christmas episode of her favorite TV series The Octonauts.

On this weeks episode Kevin and Doug travel back in time as they search for gold and travel with two dangerous brothers who are Sisters. They discuss the film the Sisters Brothers starring Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly. Enjoy the show.

In this weeks episode Kevin and Dougie discuss “A Star is Born” starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. Kevin gives it his best shot at becoming and star and both the hosts do their best to steal the voice of the great Sam Elliot.

The first fight over First Man directed by Damien Chazelle. Sometimes you need a little Ryan Gosling to spice up the relationship.

Happy Halloween from the One Brew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. On this spook-tacular episode Kevin and Dougie go to the backwoods and discuss the 2010 film “Tucker and Dale vs Evil.” Horror films in general are not in the wheelhouse of either host, but when the horror gets silly the guys get their popcorn ready.

The thriller stars an incredible cast. Does the intensity and drama wedge a gap in the enjoyment of the film for either host? A brand new segment is introduced as well "The One Brew Two."

Doug and Kevin talk about a different points of view when watching a movie. They talk about how life circumstances can alter they way you see what is being presented on screen for better or for worse. They also return to a new segment "Picture Perfect"