Co-host's Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen are headed to Free City for a discussion on the Ryan Reynolds-starring Action Comedy, 'Free Guy', but first they get into some recent movie news including Venom 2 and Hotel Transylvania 3's recent delays and what it could mean for the movie industry as we head into a potential 4th Wave with the Delta Variant, Anthony Mackie confirmed to be starring in Captain America 4 and what the direction of that movie could be after Falcon and the Winter Solider, the legal battle heating up between Scarlett Johansson and Disney, the announcement of a Black Canary solo film and their thoughts, and Disney's choice to not release Shang-Chi in theatres and whether that's a good or bad move for the success of the film.

They then dive-in to 'Free Guy', chatting about why Ryan Reynolds is one of the most charismatic leading men in Hollywood, Why this movie is enjoyable to both casual moviegoers and video game lovers alike, it's influence from things like The Truman Show & Ready Player One, If Taika Waititi works as the villian or if he's miscast, all the celebrity cameos throughout and which ones we noticed, and much more!

The Dive-In Moviecast are headed to the remote island of Corto Maltese to talk James Gunn’s ‘The Suicide Squad’ and get into how to save a franchise after a disaster like the first, why James Gunn is the perfect director for a film like this, DC’s repeated failures and why they need to give creative freedom like they did here, our thoughts on all the film’s loveable characters, the use of Starro as a villain, our favourite deaths, and much more. Then, We get into the Dive-In Supervillain Movie Draft to comprise a team of 5 of our own villains and why.

After a month long break from podcasting, Co-host’s Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen are back for Season 3 of The Dive-In Moviecast with a great season of both new and old movies ahead of them, it’s being kicked off with a discussion on what matters most.. Family.

First, they kick off the episode with a discussion about Loki, why it’s the best Marvel Disney+ show, and what it means for the MCU going forward.

They then talk Fast and get into the beautiful stupidity of the franchise and whether or not they’ve gone too far, the humble beginnings as Car movies to what they have become, what makes a good Fast movie in their opinions, their thoughts on each film, why Vin Diesel is certifiably insane, rank their Top 3 movies from the franchise, and much more!

It's the Season Two Finale! co-host's Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen are wrapping up Season Two of The Dive-In Moviecast by talking Luca, the newest Pixar release available at no extra cost on Disney+. They talk the representation of Italian Culture, Why it's nice to have a Pixar movie that's only focused on having fun rather than something deep like usual, whether or not the campy nature of the villian works here, the beautiful animation and the way it captures seeing the world through Luca's eyes, and much more. The boys then get into Pixar as a whole, the childhood nostalgia they have for most of their movies, and each rank their personal Top 5 Pixar releases, why they love them, as well as some honorable mentions.

Lights up on Washington Heights!

Co-host's Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen are talking 'In The Heights', the big musical event of the summer from director Jon M. Chu & Lin Manuel Miranda. 

They discuss the film’s history as a play on Broadway, the fantastic representation of a Latino community, why this movie sets Anthony Ramos up to be a huge star going forward, the way Lin Manuel Miranda writes music and why they love it so much, their top 5 songs and sequences from the film, and much more!

They then get into Summer movies on a broader scale and talk what makes a good summer movie, and Hayden lists his Top 5 Summertime movies to close off the episode.

This week on The Dive-In, co-host’s Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen are joined yet again by the boys from ‘The Cast of Color’, Joe, Jon, & Gerardo to talk about Zack Snyder’s latest Netflix feature ‘Army of the Dead’. They kick off the conversation by discussing the news of Amazon acquiring MGM for 8.4 Billion dollars and what this means for the franchises they’ve now acquired, & the Eternals trailer from director Chloe Zhao and their excitement to see the MCU try something new. They then each talk their personal favourite Zombie movies and why, and proceed to get into Army of the Dead with topics including: the franchise that Netflix is developing surrounding this film, the convoluted plot and Hayden’s pitch for what he feels is a better version of the movie, why it wastes time on melodrama instead of zombie chaos, the positives and negatives of Zack Snyder’s filmmaking, the theories of Aliens, Robots, & Time Loops in the film, and much more!

On this week’s episode of the Dive-In, co-host’s Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen are talking a couple of new releases as they head into the Summer movie season, but first, they get into some news, including the growing cast of A-List talent joining the upcoming Knives Out sequel, the trailer for Snake Eyes, a G.I. Joe spin-off that looks surprisingly entertaining, & in a moment of pure nostalgia, talk about the Icarly reboot arriving on Paramount+ on June 17th.

The boys then get into Taylor Sheridan’s new action film ‘Those Who Wish Me Dead’ and talk seeing Angelina Jolie on the big (or small) screen again, how this movie feels like a throwback to 90’s blockbusters, & Hayden discusses why Taylor Sheridan is one of the best Action screenwriters even when he swings and misses.

They then talk the new Netflix release starring Amy Adams, ‘The Woman in the Window’ and get into it’s much delayed release due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the effective usage of Agoraphobia to trap the audience with our lead character, the massive supporting cast and who stands out, why they feel this movie falls apart in it’s third act, & Amy Adam’s ability to make a mediocre movie stand out.

On this week's episode of The Dive-In, co-host's Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen kick off the episode talking about the newly released trailer for Venom: Let There Be Carnage and their thoughts and expectations for that film, then get into the entirety of Invincible's first season (7:58) and how Robert Kirkman subverts tropes established in the superhero genre to build his characters, The all-star cast and how effectively they're all played by their respective voice actors, how the Omni-Man storyline plays out and why it's so engaging, and much more. The boys then talk Gia Coppola's directorial debut 'Mainstream' (30:00) and get into Influencer fame, Internet Culture, why the film doesn't fully pay off for them despite it's best efforts, Andrew Garfield's bonkers, incredibly committed performance and why it works so well, and more.

This week on The Dive-In Moviecast, co-host’s Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen are getting over here to talk 2021’s reboot of ‘Mortal Kombat’! But first, they reflect on the 2021 Oscars a week after their initial episode to talk some of the more negative and flawed aspects of the show and it’s execution (0:59), the news of a English language remake of Thomas Vinterberg’s ‘Another Round’ and why we find that to be pointless (12:30), talk the new Netflix animated film ‘The Mitchells Vs. The Machines’ and how it exceeded expectations, how unique and fun it is for the entire family, and why you should check it out this weekend (20:40). They then launch into the Mortal Kombat discussion (28:05), diving into why Video Game movies fail so frequently, what this movie did right and what it did wrong, the use of Fatalities and if it paid off or not, why Cole Young is a useless character, and much more.

Welcome to The Dive-In Oscars show! co-host's Hayden Koutras & Wesley Giffen start the episode pre-Oscars and give their predictions and expectations, discussing potential surprises or snubs, who they're rooting for in each respective category, and then come back 3 hours later right after spending the evening watching the show to talk the execution of the Oscars during COVID, all the winners in each category and their reactions to each respective award, the best moments from the evening, and much more.