Join Nicho and Chris as they return to resurrect the dead horse that is The Last Airbender! Only to beat it once again as they go through this abomination of a flick. Something Nicho wanted to avoid but Chris pressed for.

Season 5 is here! Join Nicho and Chris as they kick off this season a classic horror film The Wicker Man! A film that helped start the folk horror genre as we know it as well as a reboot for the beloved Nicolas Cage!

Join Nicho and Chris as they conclude season 4 of The Good, the Bad & the Weird with yet another biopic, Dolemite Is My Name. In this episode they take a look at why Eddie Murphy was potentially snubbed for a best actor nomination at the Oscars but also look at the life of Rudy Ray Moore and a brief history of the Blaxploitation genre.

Join Nicho and Chris as they take a look at another iconic movie staring Mel Gibson, 2000's The Patriot. While historically a bit better than Braveheart, does it hold up for a modern viewing experience?

Join Nicho and Chris as the trudge through 1995's critically acclaimed historic epic, Braveheart. A film that is more fiction than fact but nonetheless charmed film goers while sparking a public interest in Scotland.

Join Nicho and Chris as they return to the animated direct to video Scooby-Doo movies with Scooby-Doo! and the Loch Ness Monster! A baffling dumb movie!

Join Nicho and Chris as they set out and review 2009's The Secret of Kells. An oddly charming film about early Christianity and the famous Book of Kells. All while touching some of the history surrounding the film.

Join Nicho and Chris as they take a step back to the first Marvel feature film with the Howard the Duck. A baffling attempt at making a comic flick real without knowing what it was doing.

Join Nicho and Chris as they review one of the most well renowned documentaries, Jiro Dreams of Sushi. As well as explore how well the documentary has aged and the limited reach of the film.

Join Nicho and Chris as they continue the tradition of anti-romance movies with their most romcom-like movie review yet, The Lobster! A bizarre tale and commentary on the dating world as explored through the eyes of a married person and a perpetually single individual!