This week, the duo review the 2015 horror film, The Witch. They discuss why there was a gap in perception between the audience and critics, why horror should be redefined and how the film reaches out to the modern viewer.

On this week's episode, the guys discuss the 2010 Bio Pic, "The Social Network". The film chronicles the early turmoil of Facebook and does so with acclaim thanks to its great directing and stellar screenplay. The duo discuss why the film still has relevance today and how it escapes the cliches of the Bio Pic genre.

In this week's episode, the OTC duo dive into the surrealist thriller film, "Mulholland Drive". The guys discuss how David Lynch crafts an incredibly unique film that keeps you on edge and highlight some of the key themes that have made this film stand the test of time.

This week the duo are joined by favorite guest of the show, Fahad Khan. The 3 lads dive into Martin Scorsese's 2006 Best Picture winner, The Departed. The group debate who gives the best performance in a stacked cast, discuss the short comings of the film and touch upon the overarching themes of identity and knowing oneself.

This week the duo dive into a Pixar classic - Toy Story (1995). Admir and Chris question if the film will resonate with future generations of children, discuss the challenges and merits of voice acting and debate how well the film hold up to today's standards of animation.

After another week of instagram polling (@ourtwocentspodcast), this week's audience pick and review was the sci-fi horror classic Alien (1979). The duo discuss how the film holds 40 years later, explore what made the film so special and ask how significant is the franchise in the present day.

After 2 rounds of Instagram voting (@ourtwocentspodcast), "What Happens in Vegas" was this week's film. The boys delve in the critically maligned, yet beloved, rom-com starring Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher. The duo discuss why the film isn't as awful as the critics suggest and why there should be a place in cinema for movies like it.

On this week's episode, the duo dive back in time to 1999 and discuss "The Matrix". The two explore its approach of style over substance, debate whether the film has any staying power and consider the philosophical themes of the film.

After departing from Hogwarts, the boyz head over to (Joaquin) Phoenix and review The Master. The bros discuss the masterclass in acting led by Phoenix and Hoffman, where the divide might occur between critics and fans and how the film is more style over substance as it flexes its ideas and not the actual story.

The OTC duo round out their review of the Harry Potter franchise with a discussion of the Deathly Hallows Pt 2. In a fitting, if flawed, end to Harry's story, the boyz explore how the film excels at creating great "Potter" moments, how it delivers an emotional payoff and how it could have improve its treatment of minor characters.