Surprise! We're crashing your spring break with a bonus episode—because we missed the sound of our own voices (and maybe each other a little too). This one's shorter, sweeter, and all about the fun stuff: like which movie character we'd want backing us up in a bar fight. Spoiler: it's not Paddington.It’s punchy, it’s stupid, and it’s definitely not approved by HR.Pop in those earbuds and pretend you're not at work—we won't tell.

In this episode, Tyler and Dustin each pick a movie character they’d love to see thrown into the chaos of a reality TV show. Drama, meltdowns, or just pure insanity—anything goes. They also reveal which iconic movie props they’d steal if they had the chance (legally or… not so legally). As always, they catch up on the movies and shows they watched this week and spiral into whatever weird tangents come up along the way.

This week, Tyler and Dustin prepare for WAR. Together, they draft the ultimate squad of 10 movie characters to lead into war. Who brings the brains, the brawn, and the absolute chaos? Plus, they break down their weekly watches and card pull films. Lock and load—it’s time to go to war.

Tyler and Dustin review a bunch of random movies like the overgrown film nerds they are. Tyler gives his quick take on Daredevil: Born Again—because Disney just can't leave things alone. Then, in the ultimate act of cinematic blasphemy, they recast iconic roles like Indiana Jones and Marty McFly as if those movies never existed (which, let’s be honest, is how Gen Z treats anything made before 2010). Finally, they rant about the things in movies that drive them insane—because complaining is what they do best.

In this episode, we dive into Osgood Perkins’ The Monkey to see if it delivers the chills or flings… well, you know. We also tackle Captain America: Brave New World—is the MCU back on track, or is it just another case of superhero fatigue? Finally, we put on our imaginary studio exec hats and attempt to fix the movies that derailed beloved franchises.

Who invited the trailer voice guy?

After a short break, Stuffed is back! In this episode, we catch up on the movies we watched during our time off, including our latest card pull picks—Dustin dives into the beautifully twisted Korean drama The Handmaiden, while Tyler takes on the eerie 2001 religious thriller Frailty. We also get into a rant-worthy discussion about the most annoying movie trends that just won’t die. And, as always, we slightly go off the rails—because staying on topic is overrated.

Dustin and Tyler push through this episode in peak condition—if peak condition means barely functioning. Between reviewing their movie card challenge picks (The Lighthouse for Dustin, Bloodsport for Tyler) and talking about the movies they watched this week, they also tackle a big question: are modern movie theme songs just worse now? Tune in for some fever-induced wisdom, questionable takes, and the sound of two guys regretting their life choice to not just skip out on this episode and rest.

Dustin and Tyler reflect on why they started Stuffed, their passion for movies, and their creativity in filmmaking. They dive into this week’s reviews, with Dustin tackling State of Play and Tyler taking on the martial arts nostalgia trip Sidekicks. Plus, they discuss the worst TV show endings, rank their top 5 movie snacks, and, OBVIOUSLY, the real assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

This week, Tyler and Dustin review the films they assigned each other in last week’s episode: Dustin tackles The Fall Guy, while Tyler takes on the legendary mess that is Jason Goes to Hell.

We also rank every live-action Batman, from brooding billionaires to guys who just showed up in a costume, and we crown the ultimate Dark Knight.

To top it off, we’re throwing out some scalding hot takes on movies and TV shows because someone has to say the things no one else will. Tune in and get stuffed!