In this episode, we dive deep into the shows everyone’s still talking about from the highs (and lows) of Game of Thrones, to Dexter: Resurrection, Animal Kingdom, Jurassic World, Superman, and even Squid Games. We debate alternate endings, character arcs, and which shows still have “balls” when it comes to storytelling.What if Jon Snow became king?Did Dexter deserve a second shot?Are the Jurassic Park movies just nostalgia bait now?Is Superman still relevant in a post-Marvel world?We’re bringing the real talk — unfiltered takes, TV rants, and bold opinions that fans (and haters) will love.Whether you're a binge-watcher, a critic, or just love a good pop culture debate, this episode's for you.

We dive headfirst into the world of horror movies, unforgettable villains, and our favorite shows and streaming picks. From Scream and The Strangers to Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad, Ahmad and Ibrahim break down what makes a great villain and what horror films actually got under our skin (it's not just clowns...).We also rant about overrated horror flicks, debate whether some movies should’ve been shows (and vice versa), and call out Jordan Peele’s weird cinematic run. Be sure not to miss the new segment at the end!👇 Drop your favorite horror flicks and TV villains in the comments.📲 Follow us on Instagram & TikTok for reviews, drops, and behind-the-scenes.

From Superman’s weird villains to Will Smith slap flashbacks, we’re breaking down the madness in movies, trailers, and everything in between. We talk Mission Impossible hype, overrated IMDB scores, CGI overload, and why TikTok might’ve ruined our brains. Oh and one of us cheated in Madden. Again.

AJ and Abe are back for Episode 2, diving deeper into the big question: what really happened to cinema? From slow burns to season fatigue, they unpack how movies and tv shows lost their magic and what might bring it back. Pull up a seat, this one’s got hot takes, deep dives, and plenty of laughs.

Hang out with Abe and AJ as they chat about what’s going on with movies and TV these days. From the fall of cinema to the rise of streaming, they break it all down with laughs, opinions, and a whole lot of love for the screen.