Get ready to laugh with the Duran Brothers as they dive deep into classic films like Chinatown and the new Beetlejuice sequel. From hilarious takes on plot twists to witty commentary on Hollywood's quirks, this episode is packed with laughs, unexpected insights, and plenty of movie nostalgia. Tune in for a comedic ride through cinema's past and present!

The Duran Brothers review M. Night Shyamalan's new thriller Trap, discuss its twists, Josh Hartnett's performance, and M. Night's unique style. They also dive into Bad Boys 4 and reflect on the evolution of franchises, cult classics, and Hollywood actors like Johnny Depp.

The Duran Brothers revisit 80s and 90s cult classics, dive into modern horror with Barbarian, and debate the legacies of stars like Jimmy Stewart and John Wayne. They also critique Jurassic World: Dominion and discuss how nostalgia shapes their love for cinema.

Now that we've all seen Deadpool & Wolverine, we give out Spoiler-filled thoughts. Plus we talk My Father the Hero and 1990's Ghost.

We talk abou Deadpool & Wolverine, plus a mid-summer catch-up of all the stuff we've watched including Little Women (2019), Priscilla (2023), The Mask of Zorro (1998) AND MORE!!!!!

We spend some time on the incredibly well done Godzilla Minus One, the cult-turned iconic classic Scarface, and do our Danny McBride/Chris Pine appreciation moment which leads us to discussing the stoner/fantasy comedy Your Highness. Listen up today!

This week we're discussing the Haunted House Horror film Haunt (2019), the messiah comedy The Book of Clarence (2023), and the action sequel classic Aliens (1986)

We dig into the hype, the disappointment, and reclamation of the (arguably) the most controversial Star Wars movie of all time. The Phantom Menace was released 25 years ago and we examine the trailers, tie-ins, and all around hype of the movie fans were waiting for.

Plus bonus talk about Wim Winder's Perfect Days (2023) and Jerry Seinfeld's Unforsted (2024)

In this episode Pedro and Cristian reminisce about the landmark comedy Friday (1995). From its quotable lines to its vibrant soundtrack, "Friday" holds a special place in their hearts and continues to resonate to this day. Is Deebo the greatest cinematic bully? Find out on this episode

This week we have a special episode. How Did We Miss This? We take a look back at a movie that we feel like we should have seen or at the very least heard about by now.

The movie is 1985's Al Pacino starring Revolutionary War Drama, Revolution!

As Al Pacino completionists, we decided to take a look at this forgotten movie and figure out why and how we missed this.