Death. It's what we expect this time of year. Murder, Destruction, teenagers dealing with existential crises and carving their own path through a world filled with drugs, sex, skateboarding, and pain. Oh, and saving kidnapped Russian Presidents. You know - Halloween. 

Can the crew survive the horrors of "Hunter Killer" and "Mid90's"?

This week the crew embarks on a journey filled with stars - both human and celestial - while reviewing Bad Times at the El Royale & First Man. On the way, they ponder the merits of the trend "glam-camping", and the best way to experience a first date.

The Crew is Back together! They celebrate the return of Chris Sr by singing, dancing, and chomping the heads off their enemies. I think. Something like that. It was hard to hear with all the "Bro" and"Dude" talk going on.

In this week's episode, Brandon and Josh discover what it's like to be teenage girls while reviewing "Assassination Nation."

With the old man out (again), Brandon and Josh are joined by a surprise guest to help them review "The House with a Clock in it's Walls." Though, if you really think about it, it's more like a house that got built inside of a clock. Amirite? I'm right.

This week, Brandon begins to understand what an oxymoron is, but never really comprehends it. Chris has another senior moment (or two) and continuously adds plot details that were missing from the films. While Josh...well...Josh silently cries to himself wondering how he could have been born into this family. Oh, I think they discuss "A Simple Favor" and "The Predator", as well.

Brandon & Josh perform another duet on this episode while the "ancient one" ditches them for a football game, complete with snacks and beer. What?!? They're not bitter.

Still, seems they were able to squeeze in two movies this week: The highly anticipated horror film, "The Nun", along with Jennifer Garner's return to action in the film, "Peppermint."

Do these movies live up to the standards of these two generations? Or will they be bittersweet memories?

In this episode, the crew looks to the stars and reviews the sci-fi thriller "KIN", and somehow end up defending theft, murder, and disintegrating space suits. Honestly, they are all really well rounded individuals. Not a single one has ever been convicted of his crimes. True Story.

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In this special "inaugural episode", Brandon and Josh hold down the fort while Dad is out celebrating his wedding anniversary. This is also the week the crew reviews Melissa McCarthy's latest comedy, "Happy Time Murders." Coincidence? Hmmmmm....