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Episode twenty is here and that's a big deal, right? The guys set podcast history by discussing the same movie (Hulu's No One Can Save You) and then jump right into a jam-packed week in AEW. With Wrestledream around the corner, they discuss what worked *cough*Dynamite*cough* and what didn't *cough*Hardy's matches*cough* from Grand Slam week.
Greg and Ryan celebrate (and pre-celebrate) their own birthdays before taking a look at a Conjuring-verse film and the 4K remaster of FleshEater. Then, they discuss their thoughts on the new PPV formate, the depature of Jade, and the void of CM Punk. Plus, taking a looking a the lead up to Grand Slam and WrestleDream.
Yes, the guys absolutely address the CM Punk sized elephant in the room. After a brief look at two powerhouse directors (Scorcese and Bava), they dive into All Out. Find out what Greg and Ryan thought about the card as whole, the slew of singles matches, and the belt change in this first entry into a new era for AEW!
It's only been two days but the guys still have some movies to chat about. One is a new Adam Sandler joint and another is an oft-looked over 90's classic. Then...ALL IN 2023! What belt changes were Greg and Ryan stoked about, which ones left us wanting more, and where do we go from here?
With a historic PPV around the corner, Greg and Ryan are beyond excited for the potential of the matches and also incredibly disappointed by the lack of womens matches. All that plus a dive into two occult tinged movies...one far worse than the other.
Ryan draws heat for an opinion on a certain actor while Greg discusses a Friedkin double-header. Then they discuss some of their thoughts on current booking, BCC fatigue, and the CM Punk drama. Plus, major love for a match that didn't get the love it deserved online and more!
After revisiting childhood favorites Meet the Feebles and Dragonball Z (to varying results), the guys have picked the song that would be their intro music if they were wrestlers. Then, they dive into a title changing week that also saw a downturn in interest of one show but an uptick in another. Plus, their first ever Rampage Roundup!
After a couple weeks off (life, right?), Greg and Ryan forego the Barbenheimer phenomenon and instead discuss a couple of summer horror flicks. Then, post-Blood and Guts but pre-All In, the guys discuss their feelings on the meteoric rise of Collision, where they stand with a few stables, and some thoughts on the women's division.
After a week off, Greg and Ryan return to the world of wrestling, discussing AEW's streak of great weeks. Ryan has come around on a couple of wrestlers, both of the guys are floored by one absolute banger of a match, and Greg has dove into Fight Forever. All of this and more after they touch on two tentpole franchises in their respective genres with Insidious and Mission Impossible.
After a brief detour into the Evil Dead franchise and a film festival, Greg and Ryan detail all of their thoughts and feels on this years Forbidden Door! Did it live up to the hype?!
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