Happy Halloween! In the spirit of spooky season, the group gets together to celebrate via the greatest trivia game ever put to screen.

The group gets back together to discuss the sci-fi adventure film from The Creator. The trio praise the film for its amazing spectacle, with emphasis on the visuals and on-location shooting but ultimately feel it was let down by its poor writing and muddled performance from John David Washington.

The group gets together to discuss the newest Kenneth Branagh/Agatha Christie adapation - A Haunting in Venice. The lads talk about how the film approaches some of the main aspects of being a mystery - location, stakes and the "game" of figuring out the truth. 

The gang gets together and recaps some of the major happenings in the film world: an in-depth discussion around the Rotten Tomatoes Vulture article and the place of critics in the 21st century, a breakdown of what makes a great mystery film as they prep for A Haunting in Venice and a review of the low-key film/tv show watches of the past few weeks.

The group get together to say farewell to the summer with a trivia contest; discussion around the Dune delay and how it might impact the franchise; roundup of what everyone has been watching.

Osama and Admir get together to review the 20-year anniversary rerelease of Oldboy. The 2003 South Korean neo-noir action thriller film has garnered a massive cult following in the last two decades with it's punchy violence and shock moments - but did we think it held up all these years later?

The boys discuss some of their favorite films of 2023 so far as well disappointments and what's to come later in the year.

The trio get together to discuss the newest horror darling, Talk To Me. They give their thoughts on the film's star, Sophie Wilde, and compare how the horror movie ranks against its 2023 genre counterparts.

Admir and Fahad get together to discuss the second half of Barbenheimer weekend with a discussion of Christopher Nolan's latest film, Oppenheimer. The duo give their thoughts on the film, highlight some standout performances from a stacked cast and talk about the criticism levied at the film about it's lack of a Japanese perspective.

Admir and Osama get together to discuss one half of the epic Barbenheimer weekend, the Greta Gerwig-directed comedy Barbie. The duo give their thoughts on the film's production and cast, discuss how the movie juggled the themes of identity and try to make sense of what all this success will mean for Mattel.