Dasher picked Tarantino's Kill Bill. Are they both good? is only one good? Or do they both suck? We'll discuss.

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From the universe of The Boys, Amazon released a spinoff called Gen V so of course we have to talk about it.

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Sorry we're later putting this episode up but it was the holidays and Ian is lazy. anyway Seth chose Netflix's the Fall of the House of Usher. 

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Ian has to know if he is the crazy one by thinking Fight Club is not all it's cracked up to be. What did the other two think?

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Dasher's pick for the week is the 2014 Denzel movie "The Equalizer" that he picked having never seen it, and neither had anyone else.

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We have another new South park movie and we have to talk about it because it's what we do.

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It's the last pick for Halloween Horror Month and Seth chose the H.P. Lovecraft adaptation "From Beyond." Ian is the only person who has seen it before. 

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Ian picked one of the best horror comedies to come out this century. Well at least according to him. Did Seth and Dasher share that sentiment?

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Dasher chose a movie you have probably never seen. At least that was the case for Seth and Ian. The 2002 british film "Dog soldiers."

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Were here a little late this week because Dasher forgot whose turn it was. We review Seth's pick which a movie none of us had ever seen on Hulu. We were pleasantly surprised.

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