Caleb and Seth look at the Bad Boys franchise and sees if the newest installment can last 17 years later with Michael Bay? At the end there also some weekly recommendations. Bad Boys: 00:32-06:32Bad Boys 2: 06:33-15:40Bad Boys for Life: 15:41-27:54Questions or comments: [email protected]

Caleb and Seth review the last bit of 2019 with Waves, 6 Underground, Richard Jewell, Honey Boy, Marriage Story, and Uncut Gems.Questions or comments: [email protected]

Caleb and Seth watch the long awaited finale to the newest trilogy of Star Wars. Just like with the release of The Last Jedi, The Rise of Skywalker has seen much love and criticism.

Caleb and Seth review The Irishman and discuss if the deaging works. While also looking at the newest "whodunnit" Knives Out. Why are there not more "whodunnits" and is Rian Johnson back after the disaster Last Jedi?

We review both new movies Ford v Ferrari and Midway. Then they switch the it over to one of the best original tv shows out there Rick and Morty Season 4 premiere. Also they check out Disney+ new show Mandalorian to see if it holds up.   Questions or comments: [email protected] Letterboxd: CalebCulp

Caleb and Seth break down all six Terminators and say their favorite one. Is Dark Fate's soft reboot set the franchise in a good direction? will they make more?

Caleb and Seth look at Taika Waititi's new film Jojo Rabbit, a satire on the Third Reich. Seemingly very controversial even though a satire. They then turn to Parasite a new South Korean movie exploding across markets. Does it deserve a best picture nomination?   Questions or comments email us at [email protected] Follow Caleb's Letterboxd at CalebCulp

Caleb and Seth in the spirit of Halloween review some horror/comedy. The review the new sequel to Zombieland while also retrospectively looking at Zombieland and Shaun of the Dead. Which Zombie comedy holds up the best?   Any questions or comments email us at: [email protected] Follow Caleb on Letterboxd: CalebCulp

Caleb and Seth jump into a festival favorite review of the new Robert Egger's film The Lighthouse. They also take a look at The Evil Dead and the semi sequel/remake Evil Dead II. Both directed by a hometown filmaker Sam Raimi.   Any questions about the pod or life in general that you want to know from us email us at [email protected]. Check out alsot the Letterboxd account CalebCulp for more reviews and lists.

Caleb and Seth take a long look at Netflix and what it has to offer. From comedy murders to teen heartthrobs. Can size 13 Nike's be the most oppressive force on earth?   Questions, comments, or spreading that good old fashion love email us at: [email protected]