This week, Gavia and Morgan conclude their rewatch of the Star Wars prequel trilogy with "The Revenge of the Sith." They ponder some of the deepest mysteries of the Star Wars franchise, including why Anakin is such a little shit, why Padme never goes to the doctor, and when Obi-Wan will get the spinoff movie he deserves.

This week, Morgan and Gavia dive into the summer's best action movie, the gloriously high-octane "Mission: Impossible – Fallout." Questions posed include: How is Tom Cruise still living and breathing? Is this really the best action flick since "Mad Max: Fury Road"? And was Henry Cavill's mustache worth it in the end?

This week, Morgan and Gavia revisit an old favorite: Howard Hawks' iconic romantic comedy "His Girl Friday." They discuss how it fits into the screwball genre, its radical gender politics, the transcendent appeal of Cary Grant, rom-com tropes, and more.

This week, on a special Patreon-funded birthday episode, Gavia and Morgan watch Tarsem Singh's cult classic "The Fall." They admire the film's singular visual style, reflect on its use of fairy tale and myth, and most importantly... swoon over Lee Pace.

This week, Morgan and Gavia discuss the terrifying new horror film "Hereditary" from first-time director Ari Aster. They compare the film to other staples of the genre, admire its depiction of family trauma, and analyze its scare factor. Spoilers abound.

This week, Gavia and Morgan continue their epic rewatch of the Star Wars prequel trilogy with the decidedly underwhelming "Attack of the Clones." They discuss the film's thin plot, its outdated visual effects, and most of all... that bad romance.

This week, Morgan and Gavia discuss a cult horror classic: Dario Argento's "Suspiria" (1977). They admire its production design and soundscape, compare it to other classic horror films, speculate about the upcoming remake by Luca Guadanigno, and more. A Patreon-funded episode.

This week, Gavia and Morgan go deep on "Killing Eve," Phoebe Waller-Bridge's new hit spy show starring Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer. Topics discussed include the show's relationship to other serial killer media, its gloriously female sensibility, those clothes, and Sandra Oh's hair.

This week, Gavia and Morgan break down what exactly went wrong with the latest underwhelming installment in Disney's Star Wars machine, "Solo: A Star Wars Story." Was it the director switch-up? The casting? The muddled plot? The not-so-low-key sexism? And much, much more.

This week... a fight! Gavia and Morgan go in on AMC's limited series "The Terror," an Arctic exploration horror-drama show designed to make Gav happy and Morgan annoyed. They discuss how the show compares to other explorer fiction, the insanity of the Victorians, whether or not horror can work on television, and all those old white men.