This week we saw two Netflix movies, Apostle and Kindergarten teacher. One a shlocky horror film starring Dan Stevens and the other a character study on an obsessive teacher starring Maggie Gyllenhaal. Hit play to hear our thoughts on which is worth checking out and which you should just skip.

This episode we're talking how Friday the 13th and Pirates of the Caribbean are both being rebooted, Leo DiCaprio and Scorsese reteaming for a new movie, and Netflix being in debt even though last week we realized they bring in billions in revenue every month.

This week we saw Bad Times at the El Royale, starring Jeff Bridges, Jon Hamm, Dakota Johnson, Chris Hemsworth, Nick Offerman, Cynthia Erivo, and Lewis Pullman. Hit play to hear our thoughts on how great this almost was, if Drew Goddard just wants to be Quentin Tarantino, and how we'd improve it (step 1: cast Ben Affleck).

This episode we're talking a Seseme Street retiree (RIP in Peace Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch), Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande calling off the engagement due to Mac Miller, and the internet being too centralized/Netflix bringing in over $2 BILLION a month.

This week we saw First Man, starring Ryan Gosling and Claire Foy, and surprisingly it's one of our more contentious reviews. Hit play to hear our thoughts on the space race, if Gosling was to reserved, and how they should have breathed in that sweet sweet moon air. Plus Jimmy finally looks at the summer movie reviews and loses his mind.

This week we're talking if Will Smith can live up to Robin Williams' Genie, who was more impressive in A Star Is Born; Bradley Cooper or Lady Gaga, and talk about how Fox is doing the most blatant cash grab with rereleasing Deadpool 2 for Christmas. Plus trailers came out this week for Pet Sematary, Glass, and Bodied.

Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga star alongside Dave Chappelle, Andrew Dice Clay, and Sam Elliot in this fantstic film.

We talk Kanye being a political asshole on SNL, Chris Evans announcing his retirement from Marvel movies,and bring back an old fan favorite segment - Weekly Recommendations. Plus a ton of good trailers came out this week for The Mule, Creed, VICE, and Rocketman.

We talk cosby being sentenced, how much of an asshole Chevy Chase is, the first look at Jaquin Phoenix's Joker, and have our first head-to-head Six Pack Movie Challenge (Working Title).

On today's episode of Six Pack Cinema we're talking about the latest Paul Feig movie, A Simple Favor, starring Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively. Hit play to hear our thoughts on brother fucking, the twists, and if the movie nailed the balance between comedy and thriller!