The gang, consisting of Emma, Immanuel, and Joshua dissect the newest Godzilla film in nearly every way imaginable. They debate the meaning of the weather, religious imagery, and even the Golem of Prague.

The tethered versions of the gang, Emma, Immanuel, and Spencer join hands to discuss Jordan Peele's second movie "Us." They talk about what details they noticed, make some jokes, and blow each others' minds with their theories. Some of them even show off their impression of Red.

In this episode, Cooper discusses his favorite roles, how he has been pushed to be a better actor, some roadblocks that he has faced so far, what it's like to be part of a family of artists, and what he is doing next.

There is a lot more going on in John Wick than it may seem. In this episode, Jayvin, Immanuel, and Joshua discuss Greek mythology, grief, the chiastic musical structure, and much more of the first John Wick film.

In a new pod format, the team breaks down various themes in Avengers: Endgame, including grief, intertextuality, the Arc of Iron Man throughout the MCU, and how women are represented in Endgame.

Movie critic and communication professor Zaki Hasan joins us to discuss where the MCU is going, why we love movies, the original Planet of the Apes, and more. Also, his phone overheated when we recorded.

The perfect way to prepare for Endgame! In a podcast longer than the movie, Jayvin, Dan, and Joshua discuss the character arcs, themes, source material, and the worldview of Infinity War.

Jayvin, Joshua, and Dan analyze the original Hellboy (2004), with a special focus on the filmmaking of Guillermo del Toro, color, and character. Jayvin gets a little inappropriate.

Emma, Joshua, Dan, and Spencer discuss the latest MCU entry, paying particularly close attention to the themes of feminism & colonialism, as well as how this movie functions within the MCU. Stay tuned for the MCU fire-round of questions at the end. Also, Jayvin joins the podcast about halfway through.

In this episode, Joshua and Immanuel and joined by Emma to discuss "Green Book," the best picture winner. They discuss form, some of the drama behind the film, racism, music, and the importance of worldview.