The bros head into their rented spaceship this week and head into the Duneverse to review the much anticipated film. The trio discuss the star-studded cast's performances, the immaculate direction of Denis Villeneuve and if the film was satisfying enough as a stand alone film. 

It’s Halloween season baby, which means the boys are in “horror” movie territory. Admir and Fahad stir the ship this week and review the somehow box office hit, Halloween Kills. The duo discuss how the strengths of the franchise are starting to lose their impact, the direction the Michael Myers lore is headed towards and how the film explored decent and unique themes but failed to execute properly.

On this weekends Bond-loaded podcast, Admir, Fahad and Osama serve a buffet of content as they chat about No Time To Die. The boys get into the nitty gritty of Daniel Craig's performance as the Englishman soars in his role; they test their knowledge on the Bond franchise in a heated segment of Hot Fire and put their minds together to rank all of the minor and major characters that Craig's Bond has to had to grapple with.

Admir and Osama get together and chat about Venom: Let There Be Carnage. The film looks to build on the box office success of the first film but does it have the same appeal as the original? The duo discuss how Eddie Brock's character grows from the first film, highlight the great CGI, and criticize the underuse of Carnage as a character and villain.

On this week's episode of the podcast, Admir, Osama and Fahad get together to discuss the crime thriller The Guilty. The group discusses Jake Gyllenhaal's engrossing, albeit over the top, performance, the film's of a single setting to ramp up tension and its pivotal twist that left them divided.

On this week's episode of the Ourtwocents Podcast, Admir and Fahad review The Card Counter, starring Oscar Isaac. The boys lament some of the films missteps even with its solid cast and discuss how character short comings make it a difficult film to feel invested in.

On this week's episode of the podcast, Admir and Fahad discuss the newest release by James Wan - Malignant. The boys talk about how the film fits in the horror genre, compare it to James Wan's better films, and note the unique inclusion of action sequences within the plot. Ultimately though, they felt it was a subpar film that did not deliver a uniform tone.

On this week's episode of the Ourtwocents Podcast Admir, Osama and Fahad get together to talk at length about the newest Marvel release, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The boys discuss how the film handled Asian culture and representation, argue about how strong the vision was and debate where the film ranks in the list of origin MCU movies.

The podcast is still all over the place as the two OGs, Chris and Admir, continue to deal with life nonsense. Luckily, Fahad and Osama decide to save the Titanic this week and review the new horror movie hit, Candyman. The boys discuss how the film honored the mythos from its predecessor and how it fared integrating social commentary into the horror genre.

This week on the cast, Admir and Osama sit down to discuss the new comedy sci-fi film, Free Guy. The duo touch on the never-ending Ryan Reynolds performances that seem to be the actor just playing himself, discuss the film's similarity to the Truman Show and Lego Movie and talk about how the story could have improved on the B plot.