This week the Satirists discuss the beauty of gritty, fantastical hiests and the riddle of Damascus steel that is the movie King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. The discussion goes a bit long this week as the Satirists pay homage to Guy Ritchie's classic jump cut motages that are peppered throughout the film, and speculate on what could have been if this movie were to successfully start a frnachise as was prophecized.

This week the Satirists discuss the politics of ethical magic use and the logistics of gender concealment strategies after they watched the magical classic Dragonslayer. Listen in to hear about an egalitarian society born from rellebion that is totally down to deal with dragons.

This week the Satirists and their special guest discuss the benefits and pitfalls of Orcish colonization. Listen in as they ponder the merits of going green...with Fell magic, and what it would take to create the musical reboot, "World of Warcrimes," on ice.

This week the Satirists ponder classic literature through the lens of cheesy fantasy in their discussion of the film Age of the Dragons. The Satirists ponder the many uses of dragon goo and explore a world without unnecessary romantic subplots.

This week the Satirists enter the fray in the war between light and Darkness in their discussion of the 1986 film Legend. The Satirists delve into the morality play allegory, the mythological land before time, and plan for the goblin revolution.

This week the Satirists roll for initiative and elve into the frothy mess that is Dungeons & Dragons. Listen in as the Satirists discuss fantasy identity politics and sociopolitical agendas, and as they ponder the meaning of a magical world controlled by dragons.

This week the Satirists get wild with Beastmaster, and ask the question, what's with all the butt cleavage? Listen in as the gang shares the horror of the death hug, and speculates about the way of the shaft.

This week the Satirists pick over the dead carcase that is the movie, The Brothers Grimm, and wonder if magic beans are real. Listen as the Satirists discuss adaptational atractiveness, artist communes, and werewolf daddies.

This week the Satirists enter the Cage-ception with the surprisingly adequate film "Season of the Witch" with co-stars Nicholas Cage and Ron Perlman. Join the Satirists as they discuss the merits of anachronistic character knowledge, and imagine a better world where knights can fall in love and monster hunters might choose to befriend the monsters.

In this episode the Satirists wax philosophical about plague zombies, and ask the eternal question, could this movie be improved with cultists? Join the discussion this week to learn about the secret werewolf agenda and stealthy zombie hordes.