Ryan and Corwin fly into Fritz Lang's sci-fi masterpiece, 1927's "Metropolis", about an affluent future society in which the son of the city autocrat attempts to bring the rich and working classes together to save their future.

Ryan and Corwin experience Oliver Stone's psychedelic commentary on the American news media, in 1994's "Natural Born Killers". Based on a screenplay by Quentin Tarantino, it follows 2 lovers turned serial killers on their murder spree around the country, as well as those who try to capture and glorify them.

Ryan and Corwin get in tune with Robert Rodriguez's 1992 indie hit "El Mariachi", where a traveling guitar player looking for work, is mistaken for a lookalike assassin who carries his weapons in a guitar case.

Ryan and Corwin heard about, then saw, then confronted 2020's "The Empty Man", about a strange entity that haunts people after performing a ritual...or does he? Ex-cop James stumbles down the rabbit hole and finds there is a lot more to this than an urban legend.

Ryan and Corwin unfold the intricate story of the world of 1999's "Magnolia" by Paul Thomas Anderson, in which 8 random people's lives and stories intersect while all being part of something much bigger.

Ryan and Corwin enter the world of 1982's "Blade Runner", based off of Phillip K. Dick's book "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", in which a retired replicant hunter must go back to his old ways and kill 4 new replicants who have come to earth...however he falls in love with a replicant named Rachel.

Ryan and Corwin spiral into Hitchcocks mystery, 1958's "Vertigo", in which a retired cop is tasked with spying on a friend's suicidal wife, only to fall in love and realize he was being played from the beginning in a much larger scheme.

Ryan and Corwin discover Ridley Scott's Sci-Fi/Horror Classic, 1979's "Alien", in which the crew of the Nostromo (a cargo star ship) finds an alien lifeform that threatens their chances of returning home.

Ryan and Corwin are thrown into the dream world of "Mulholland Drive", and forced to help you understand its bizarre imagery and potential sub-text....what was David Lynch really thinking?

Ryan and Corwin enter "Four Rooms" a 1995 experimental quad-directed film by Allison Anders, Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, and Quentin Tarantino, in which Ted, a bellhop, deals with multiple crazy room guests on a crazy new years eve...on his first day.