In this episode, the cast gives a crash course on the Digimon franchise and review the strangely satisfying early 2000's time capsule that is Digimon: The Movie.

In the next episode, the cast will be hosting a mega session where they review the films Nimona, Wizards, and Freddy Got Fingered.

In this episode, the cast shares their thoughts on the ongoing WGA strike, talk about the beautiful simplicity of Source Filmmaker, and review the animated film made entirely in Source Filmmaker, Emesis Blue.

On the next episode, the recommended feature film will be the uber 2000's, highly abridged chop job of a movie, Digimon: The Movie.

In this episode, the cast discusses the lastest in Elon Musk's feeble attempt at making "positive change" on Twitter. They also share their thoughts on the films Banshees Of Inisherin and The Flash.

On the next episode, the gang's next recommended movie will be the SFM animated film, Emesis Blue.

In this special mega session, the gang have met up in person to record their thoughts on the long hated but recently adored Star Wars Prequels.

On the next episode, the recommended movie for discussion is The Banshees Of Inisherin.

In this episode, the cast reviews the trilogy that began the super hero genre's return to the limelight of cinema: The Blade Trilogy starring Wesley Snipes.

On the next episode, the cast is going straight into another mega session by reviewing another trilogy of films. One that is much more meme ridden. The Star Wars Prequel Trilogy.

In this episode, the cast members weigh in on the controversy surrounding Hogwarts Legacy, talk about their favorite movies that have a strong sense of atmosphere, and review the 2015 survival drama, The Revenant.

On the next episode, the cast will be reviewing the Wesley Snipes Blade Trilogy.

In this episode, the cast discuss their opinions on the recent improvement in A.I. generated images, particularly ones that re-imagine video games as 80's dark fantasy films. They also discuss whether a film needs deep themes in order to considered good and finish the episode with a review of Netflix's Bullet Train.

On the next episode, the selected film for discussion is The Revenant.

In this episode, the cast discusses the concerning decision Warner Bros made in cancelling nearly 2.7 billion dollars in media content. They also discuss their opinions on how tonal shifts within TV Shows and movies should be handled as well as discuss the surreal anime short film, Cat Soup.

For the next episode, Sam has picked the recent Netflix original Bullet Train to be our feature film slated for discussion.

In this episode, the gang covers the absolute incompetence on the part of Elon Musk's handling of Twitter, Ian shares his annoyance with the over-simplicity of the Star Wars and Studio Ghibli crossover, Zen, and review the 1995 neo-noire film, The Usual Suspects.

On the next episode, the cast will be looking at the short anime film Cat Soup.

In this episode, the cast discusses the Disney plus show Obi-Wan Kenobi as well as the film adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower.

On the next episode, the gang will be reviewing the 1995 neo-noire film, The Usual Suspects.