Sarath and Chris kick off 2024 by heading to the opera, a space opera, when they discuss " Rebel Moon Part One: A Child of Fire ". Being avid Zack Snyder fans, will this film live up to their expectations? or will is drift off into the emptiness of space? 

As 2023 comes to a close, we take a look back at some of the most memorable, thought provoking, and outrageous moments from this years collection of episodes. Thank you listeners for hanging with us. 2024 looks to be even bigger and better. 

How does watching a christmas movie become a family tradition? Is it the story? Is it the message? This week Sarath and Chris decide whether we have another christmas classic on our hands, when they discuss " Candy Cane Lane " starring Eddie Murphy.

What's more exciting, the kill, or the process in which a hitman goes about being one of the most feared assassins in the world? This week Sarath and Chris watch a master at work when they discuss " The Killer ". 

Sometimes tragedy can tear people apart. And in those moments, we ask ourselves if we are good people. This week Sarath and Chris contemplate how they process trauma when they discuss " A Good Person " 

First we had spiders... then came the ants and wasps... now a new insect based superhero takes center stage. This week Sarath and Chris check out " Blue Beetle " from DC Comics. How will this film fare in a sea of superhero stories? 

What's old is new again when the guys discuss " Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem ". Will this film reinvigorate their love for these characters, or has the franchise finally crossed over into the " maybe its for a younger audience " realm? 

With the help of the maximals, can the autobots reignite the spark in this once blockbuster franchise? Is Optimus primal the heir apparent? We find out this week when the guys discuss " Transformers : Rise of the Beasts " 

What happens when the movie you're watching turns out to be something completely different? Do your expectations being met, or not met, influence your enjoyment of the film? This week Sarath and Chris tackle those thoughts when they discuss " A Haunting in Venice " 

What happens when you take one of the greatest directors of american cinema, known for epic mafia / gangster stories, and give him a tale of waring cultures between the oil rich Osage native americans, and money hungry white men, at the turn of the century? Chris and Sarath find out when they discuss " Killers of the Flower Moon ".