Ryan and Dylan are joined by friend and film critic Camden Ferrell to discuss Happiness, Todd Solondz's disturbing and uncomfortable take on American Suburbia.

Ryan and Dylan are rejoined by Sean Tormey, like every other horror episode, to tackle the gooiest, gnarliest, grossest gore that cinema has to offer, including The Fly, Scanners, and this year's body horror spectacular, The Substance.

In another "Lost Tapes," Ryan and Dylan reminisce about the summer movie season of 2019 and review the original Joker.

Ryan and Dylan review the long-awaited sequel to one of 2019's biggest hits, Joker, and the return of Jaoquin Phoenix to his Academy Award winning role.

Ryan and Dylan conclude the Month of Coppola with a review of what may be the final film of legend Francis Ford Coppola, and supposedly his magnum opus, Megalopolis.

Ryan and Dylan dive into some of the pitfalls of Coppola's career following his career-defining run in the seventies, including One From the Heart, Dracula, and Youth Without Youth.

Ryan and Dylan continue the month of Coppola in anticipation of Megalopolis with two of Coppola's biggest hits: The Conversation and Apocalypse Now.

Ryan and Dylan begin their month-long series on one of the greatest American filmmakers of all time, Francis Ford Coppola, focusing on the beginning of his career, pre-Godfather.

Ryan and Dylan are rejoined by frequent guest, and Xenomorph expert Sean Tormey to review the latest entry in the Alien franchise.

Ryan and Dylan give their thoughts on the first MCU movie to release in months, Deadpool & Wolverine.