Squared Circle Cinema

The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling are back in our lives, they're doing a lot less wrestling, but they continue to capture our hearts episode to episode.  Also, The Muffler and Big Tobacco discuss new XFL team names, we put an end to Mike's Super Star Chart, and Mike shares a story of complicated cocktails and the youth of today having no respect for board games.

Regretfully the Dark Carnival has taken over our podcast this week as the almighty urn filled with the souls of films starring professional wrestlers has forced The Muffler and Big Tobacco to endure the film Big Money Rustlas starring The Insane Clown Posse, Scott Hall, and Jimmy Hart.  In addition to this sadness, Ryan details a Sesame Street hardship, a discussion of Jehovah's Witnesses, and Mike's Match of the Month from SummerSlam '93.

Big Tobacco and The Muffler bask in the sweet relief of having to review a short film, The Legend of Hallowdega, starring David Arquette and then they ruin everything by watching two episodes of Hulk Hogan's Rock n' Wrestling.  There is also a ranking of months and a game celebrating Trader Joe's.

Summertime is a swell time for an In Theaters Now review on Squared Circle Cinema!  On this episode Big Tobacco and The Muffler give their take on Batista's new film Stuber, they also discuss Woodstock 99 and the Attitude Era of American culture, and Mike unveils a new segment involving his greatest love, 7/11.

Big Tobacco and The Muffler sit down for a  summertime chat about Roddy Piper's action spectacular, Jungleground.  Also, Mike apologizes for insensitive remarks and Ryan looks into Linda McMahon's sordid past.

We Heil Hogan on a brand new pod by reviewing his master work Suburban Commando.  Also in this episode Big Tobacco presents a Father's Day Match of the Month, The Muffler presents an arousing story about John Cena, and the boys contemplate if Mike has what it takes to make it in the military.

On a Vitamin D influenced episode of Squared Circle Cinema The Muffler and Big Tobacco have an in depth discussion of Wrestling through the Vince McMahon Filter and AEW Double or Nothing.  In the Main Event they discuss Leprechaun Origins: A film about Leprechauns?  Starring Hornswoggle?

We take a look at the final two episodes of Viceland's Dark Side of the Ring, discuss Bret Hart's Holy Grail Match, and Mike gets the glory...hole on a brand new episode of SCTV.

Big Tobacco and The Muffler continue to explore Viceland's Dark Side of the Ring with a review of The Killing of Bruiser Brody and The Last of the Von Erichs.  They also celebrate Cinco De Cuatro, book Bray Wyatt's future, and rank the most disgusting promotional tactics in the history of the Squared Circle.

The Muffler and Big Tobacco cover the first two episodes of the new Viceland series Dark Side of the Ring, The Match Made in Heaven and The Montreal Screwjob, on a new Squared Circle TV.  They also show you what happens when podcast bits go terribly wrong.