BOOYAKASHA! Josh and Nick grab a slice of pizza and throw on 1990's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. First, the dawgs discuss Barbenheimer Box Office. Then, it's on to our movie of the week. The Turtle's humble beginnings as an independent comic book to pop culture phenomenon. Jim Henson's groundbreaking animatronic work. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick are going to give you a little time to try and be reasonable... and listen to this new edition of The Road Dawgs Podcast. Trailer Talk. WGA/ SAG-AFTRA Strike. Then it's on to our film of the week, 1978's The Silent Partner. Canadian film history. The brilliance of Elliot Gould. Chris Plummer as an evil Santa. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh, Nick, and The Guy in the Bathtub share a rubber ducky and television to talk about The Truman Show. Who might've directed if not for Peter Weir, how prophetic is this film, and why did Jim Carrey not become the dramatic talent this film presents him as?

Josh and Nick take to space this week for 2012's "Prometheus". Ridley Scott impressions. Sometimes ya just need a guy in the room to say "no". Scott's atmospheric filmmaking and influence on sci-fi. The future of the Alien franchise. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick are joined by special guest, Tanner, for a ménage à trois of the minds to discuss 1997's "Chasing Amy". The Kevin Smith of it all. Aging with movies. Founding Podfathers. What worked then that doesn't now? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick know there hasn't been a real honest-to-goodness gang fight around here in years. That's why they're dusting off the brass knuckles and leather jackets to discuss 1983's "Rumble Fish". Francis Ford Coppola's boldness with creating Zoetrope Studios. Young Mickey Rourke gets all the dawgs barkin. Who has the best "4 Movie Suite" of all time? Like, rate, subscribe!

This podcast contains SPOILERS for "Beau Is Afraid"

Josh and Nick are very afraid... WOOF. Where to start? Generational trauma. Creation v Destruction. Audacious filmmaking. Family Horror. Is this what audiences want more of? Like, rate, subscribe!

DISCLAIMER: This episode contains content that some may find disturbing, such as sexual assault and suicide.

Nick is back! Josh and Nick discuss the 1950 classic "Rashomon". Kurosawa and his influence on World Cinema. Toshiro Mifune remembered. Like, rate, subscribe!