In the last Halloween-themed episode (for now), Nick and Sophia pay tribute to Robert Zemeckis to highlight his latest HBO Max release, “The Witches,” starring Anne Hathaway, Octavia Spencer, and Stanley Tucci. After an initial mini-retrospective and a return of Nom or Bomb (4:47), they partake in another movie trade discussion of “Death Becomes Her” (11:21) and “What Lies Beneath” (32:33), accompanied by a comparison of Nicolas Roeg’s original and Bob’s adaptation of “The Witches” (16:45).

Sophia and Nick are back to break down Netflix’s newest release, “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” and discuss all of its awards potential. In a new segment, “Wild For It,” they briefly discuss two unique films that have intrigued them recently: “David Byrne’s American Utopia” and “Wolfwalkers” (26:23). Next up, they celebrate the 80th anniversary of Charlie Chaplin’s “The Great Dictator” (32:49) with production fun facts and by examining why it went 0 for 5 at the Oscars.

Spooky Season is well underway, so on this week's episode, Sophia and Nick have a horror movie draft to discuss some of their favorites in this scary genre. While forming their own teams in different iconic horror subgenres, like paranormal, slasher, monster, and occult, they mention 90 films that will send chills down your spine.

This week, Nick and Sophia rave about some of their all-time favorite movies in conjunction with their favorite app, Letterboxd, a community for film lovers to rate and discuss movies. After some major entertainment news updates, they explain why these four films mean so much to them (16:27): Cinema Paradiso (21:47), Network (27:31), Tree of Life (41:04), and Phantom Thread (46:26). Stay tuned for some of their moviegoing red flags and dealbreakers (52:20). Do you agree?

As far back as they can remember, Sophia and Nick always wanted to talk about “Goodfellas”. On this episode, they don their fedoras to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Martin Scorsese’s mafia classic, breaking down the Oscar race against Dances With Wolves, Joe Pesci’s win, fun trivia from the set, and more.

The moment and 2020 film we’ve all been waiting for: Nick and Sophia have seen TENET and are here to dissect Nolan’s most ambitious film yet. First, they recap The Emmys (3:17) and their general reactions to the film (6:16), before playing nom or bomb with some of Robert Pattinson's best and worst movies (21:02).

Then, they break down the timeline (24:16) and share some exciting theories (52:47) in hopes of understanding inversion a little better.

On this week’s episode, Sophia and Nick are joined by their friend and Disney superfan, Ryan Lamb to review Mulan (2:21), the latest live-action remake to hit Disney+. They delve into the controversy surrounding its production and release and share how they think it stacks up to the ‘98 animated classic.

Next, they talk about Disney’s quest to make billions by creating live-action remakes (24:07). Finally, they share their favorite movies available on Disney+ (35:21), including their picks from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar, Marvel, and 20th Century (Fox).

This week, Sophia and Nick react to I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Charlie Kaufman’s latest release. What did they think of the twist? Does it have Oscar potential? Listen to all of their initial thoughts as they try to decode this cryptic film.

For this exciting MEGA episode, Sophia and Nick tackle David Fincher’s entire filmography to celebrate a few of his films’ anniversaries: Se7en turning 25, The Game turning 23, and The Social Network turning 10.

After discussing his early career in music videos, they chronologically discuss Alien 3 (11:42), Se7en (13:18), The Game (32:14), Fight Club (36:20), Panic Room (40:11), Zodiac (47:14), Curious Case of Benjamin Button (52:55), The Social Network (56:50), The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (1:01:16), and Gone Girl (1:05:03). Finally, they play a few superlative games (1:13:27), and each rank his films (1:20:38).

This week, Bennett is back to join Sophia and Nick in their Awards Season Fantasy Draft! They each draft a team based on films that they believe will, during this unpredictable year for entertainment, be up for the upcoming Awards Season.