What kind of animal sacrifice is appropriate for a first date? Is being a cop a religious experience? What happens when you splice a rom-com into a horror flick? Join us as we search for the answers.

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Hosted by Jamie, Keith, and Kelley

Edited by Kelley Gray

In this episode, we discuss "The Crow", the 90s goth/alternative action classic. Can an amp be powered by revenge alone? Why is there such raven erasure in this movie? How do we tell the difference between D'Raven and The Raven? The feathers, of course!

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Hosted by Jamie, Keith, and Kelley

Edited by Kelley Gray

In this episode, Keith and Kelley discuss Josh Brolin as Patrick Stewart as Gurney Halleck, upwind mating practices, a new comedy skit about the Talkative Harkonnen, and more. It's all very dramatic.

Do you know the proper use of ball gags? You should. Your friends' lives could depend on it. In this episode, we discuss a teenage horror story involving improper use of candy, a search for Christ, and Judy Greer getting bullied.

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Hosted by Katy, Keith, and Kelley

Edited by Kelley Gray

Half-Canadian car salesmen can't follow simple instructions, but they can sell you some TruCoat. In this episode, we discuss how otherwise bumbling criminals turn full evil while simultaneously not understanding how snow works.

How long would it take Hitler living in the woods to make it okay to kiss Rey after? Is it cool to take a famous acquaintance's last name after they die? These questions and more are posed as the prosecution lays a trap for our defensive counsel. Will the trap work? Or will it backfire?

Find out in Part II of our "Rise of Skywalker" trial.

In the nerd eco-system, the dorks are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the fans, who enjoy the media; and those who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.

Sometimes, trailblazing means walking through a bunch of crap. And we discover "Convenient Psychosis," a type of mental break that ends just in time to avoid water damage to the floor boards.

Is it satire? A conspiracy theorist's manifesto? Or a movie about the current year in black & white?

Today, we discover what is meant by the phrase, "Thumb in the middle, do what you want."

The most insufferable couple in movies, a horrible cop, supervillain dachshunds, and a whole lot of racism! What could go wrong?