This week, join the boys as we force you to slog through 8 and a half minutes of nonsense in Metallica's title track from their 1986 album Master of Puppets before we TOTALLY REDEEM OURSELVES by taking you through the incredible romp that is the Farrelly Brothers' legendary comedy Dumb and Dumber!

Episode 10! We made it, y'all.

This week, the boys break down and discuss the best song you never knew the name of as we dissect Peter Gabriel's first post-Genesis single Solsbury Hill before trying to wrap our heads around the seemingly infinite layers of intrigue in the Martin Scorsese Irish-American gangster cop drama The Departed.

We hope you enjoy this week's episode as much as we did making it.

We're goin' streakin'! Not really, but we are going down the Joy Division rabbit hole as we break down and discuss the 1980 post-humous non-album single Love Will Tear Us Apart before getting into some light-hearted laughs about the 2003 comedy Old School.

We hope you enjoy this episode, where we also touch on hypothetical streaking scenarios, Alex Trebek, and how our parents and parent-in-laws actually grow some pretty dank weed.

Epic is the name of the game this week as the boys tackle the Coheed and Cambria soldier anthem Welcome Home before driving full speed into the cinematic storm wall that is Mad Max: Fury Road!

On this very spooktacular episode, the boys tackle some of the more Hallowe'en-centric content as they break down Michael Jackson's Thriller and the late Brandon Lee's magnum opus, The Crow.

Be warned that this episode contains sensitive content and technical difficulties. Oh, and Brett's neighbor's house gets shot at mid-episode, so in the spirit of transparency, we leave the episode largely unedited for your listening pleasure

In our most stoneriffic episode to date, the boys settle in to discuss Tom Petty's smash hit You Don't Know How it Feels at length before diving into a movie from the '90s, about high school in the '70's - that being Dazed and Confused.

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It's Yin vs Yang in this episode as the boys first tackle the feel-good George Harrison-led Beatles tune Here Comes the Sun and then contrast all those positive vibes with some sensitive subject matter as they discuss the turn-of-the-century Oscar darling American Beauty.

This week, the three amigos get down and dirty as we talk about the Killswitch Engage wrestling anthem This Fire Burns as well as dig into the 1996 Michael Bay Epic, The Rock.

On this episode, the fellas take it back to 2001 and discuss the Jimmy Eat World pop hit Bleed American and take a deep dive into the thrilling dark sci-fi film, Donnie Darko.