On this week's episode, the boys of the OTC Podcast discuss and review the newest psychological thriller on Netflix, The Devil All the Time. The duo discuss whether the film utilizes its stellar cast to its full potential, talk about some shortcomings in the plot and try to make sense of what the film's take home point is.

The end of October brings the most Halloween movie of all time (perhaps) - Hocus Pocus. The boys delve into a childhood favorite and discuss why the film has stuck around all these years and how the film wraps itself up in the spooky season.

The horror movie streak continues - this week the duo discuss the 1980s psychological thriller The Shining. The boys give their take on the horror classic by highlighting how ambiguity in the film helps raise tension and create a sense of horror, talk about the few downsides of the film and debate whether the film's reputation proceeds the film itself.

The horror festivities continue on the OurTwoCents Podcast with the 2007 monster film, The Mist. The boys discuss how the single-location of the plot works in its favor, highlight some of the missteps of the acting and give their thoughts on the controversial ending.

October is horror movie month on the podcast and the boys kick things off the Korean zombie thriller Train to Busan. They discuss how the film attempts to stand out against the myriad of zombie flicks of recent times, highlight the importance of humanity in the film and point out some of the disappointments in an otherwise inventive story.

This week, the Ourtwocents Podcast delves into the new rom com on Hulu: Palm Springs. The boys discuss how the film builds upon the "Groundhog Day" plot to create a new story, they praise the chemistry between Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti and highlight how the film stands head and shoulders above its contemporaries.

This week, the duo discuss the critically acclaimed dark fantasy film, Pan's Labyrinth. The boys discuss how Guillermo del Toro's imagination and direction is at the forefront of this film, praise the use of practical affects and make-up that make the film appear timeless and consider the many different interpretations of the ending.

This week the boys discuss the 2006 comedy-drama box-office hit The Devil Wears Prada. During their discussion, the duo highlight the scene-stealing Meryl Streep, contemplate why the movie is such a fun watch and give their thoughts on the impact of placing the movie in New York City.

This week, the OTC duo discuss the new Netflix film I'm Thinking of Ending Things. The boys discuss how much art house is "too much", the very limited scope of the film's settings, and the many layered themes of the film, including the nature of human interaction.

On this week's episode, Admir and Chris discuss the 2007 crime thriller American Gangster. The boys discuss how well the star-studded cast led by Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe fairs in the film, explore why the film misses the mark compared to the greats in the genre and ponder different choices Ridley Scott should have made in telling this story.