It’s a grab bag episode! The boyz catch up on news and play Remake That Movie with The Great Mouse Detective! They also discuss what they’ve been watching recently and everyone finds out Jon likes bad movies!

We’re talkin’ about rippin’ throats, poundin’ some Cunth, and how much we... like... holes... on this episode of the podcast! Oh, we also cover some news and what else we’ve been watching! KFBR392, KFBR392, KFBR392, KFBR392, KFBR392, KFBR392, KFBR392, KFBR392.

Himbo Jon and Saltine Jim gather on the night of the Jellicle Ball to discuss Cats! James Harden sure was good in this movie, huh? Watch out for MacChadvity! (Note: the very end of the episode is cut off because technology is stupid, so sorry about that!)

The dead speak! The boyz got back together for a deep ol’ dive on Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker and the unproduced screenplay for Episode IX, originally titled Duel of the Fates, written in 2016. Strap in for a long one. We have a GOOD feeling about this!

Grace is back and she’s ready to school everyone on environmentalism and other themes in the Hayao Miyazaki directed classic Princess Mononoke! Also Jon has some dumb bits.

We’re talking about that Devs finale, throwing out some music recommendations, a few semi-brief thoughts on some movies we’ve watched recently, and somebody drops a Waterboy quote!

A very tired Jon talks about a few things he’s watched this week, including the new Netflix animated series The Midnight Gospel.

This week’s episode we cover some news items! Like the newly released images for the upcoming Dune adaptation, and the new trailer for the HBO miniseries Perry Mason! We get into just what the heck happened in that Outsider finale, then we hop over to some Logan Lucky talk for a little, and finally Jon goes deep on the Syfy channel original series Channel Zero: The Dream Door! Now streaming on Shudder!

Chris talks about Reign of Fire for a good 30-40 minutes and that’s something that should be celebrated by all of mankind! Oh, we also talk about a few other things but nothing as important as REIGN OF FIRE! The Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey dragon fighting film from 2002!

We followed our train lines and recorded an in-depth discussion all about the new FX on Hulu series Devs!!