The boyz enter some uncharted territories as they review the latest Star Wars film. The bros discuss the film's inconsistent narrative, how it deviates from the other two movies in the trilogy and why the finality of the story isn't as impactful as the two hoped it would be.

On this week's episode, Admir invites over friend-of-the-show Fahad Khan as they delve into Uncut Gems. The Safdie brothers' stars Adam Sandler at his best as he navigates family turmoil, career suicide and an inner obsession that pushes his life to the brink. The duo discuss what makes the film so unique as it tackles gambling in a way films do and explore how Sandler's Howard Ratner walks the line between hero and villain.

Admir and Chris head to the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans and review Ford v Ferrari. The bros discuss the movie's standout race car sequences, Bale and Damon's performances and how the film presents the theme of the individual versus the brand.

The bros infiltrate the mafia genre and review the latest Scorsese juggernaut, The Irishman. The boyz discuss the decision to distribute the film on Netflix, the heavily discussed runtime and how the movie reflects upon the current state of Scorsese's career. 

It's an Admirless week as Chris recruits Stiven to debut a new series, Nostalgia Nights. The bros start it off by reviewing legendary Nickelodeon show and fan favorite, Drake and Josh. The boyz discuss what made the show stand out, how it became more than a sitcom to viewers and how it represented a golden age of kids television.

The boys head to back to retroland and review one of their favorites, District 9. The boys discuss how the movie stands out in the sci-fi genre, the smooth transition from mockumentary to feature and how the film is still relevant today.

In a Twilight Zone Episode where the bros try to fight off staticky audio issues, Chris and Admir review the new indy darling, The Lighthouse. The boys discuss the brilliant performances from Dafoe and Pattinson, the film's deliberate use of certain cinematic aspects and what the movie was ultimately trying to say.

With Halloween around the corner, what better way for the duo to commemorate the occasion than by reaching back into the past for a horror classic. This week, Admir and Chris retro review the cult classic "The Blair Witch Project", a film as divisive as it was monumental. The boys discuss how it holds up all these years later and just what made it do special when it was released in 1999.

The bros return to international land and review the latest foreign film that has everyone buzzing, Parasite. The boyz discuss the movie's unpredictability, its fantastic narrative structure as well as its flawless execution and how the film entices multiple conversations based on the themes it decided to explore.

It's a special episode for the boyz as they reenter the world of their favorite show of all time, Breaking Bad, and review its sequel(?), El Camino. The boys discuss the film's simplistic narrative, how Aaron Paul easily transforms into the character of Jesse Pinkman and whether or not the movie was ultimately necessary to make.