In this episode, we breakdown Shazam! (2:11) and discuss a brighter cinematic future for DC. Justin cowardly avoids streaming the remake of Resident Evil 2 (33:23) while Jeff burns through Love, Death, and Robots (56:30).

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this episode, Jeff breaks down The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 (1:36), waxing rhapsodic about his first human victory. Justin continues the tabletop theme by experimenting with werewolves in Escape Room in a Box (18:06). In a rare twist, the Gentlemen’s Challenge focuses on only one item: The Order (26:03), Netflix’s newest supernatural drama.

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this episode, Jeff and Justin talk Captain Marvel (3:13) because it’s a superhero movie and Justin would cry and moan if we didn’t. During the Gentlemen’s Challenge, Jeff denies Bushwhacked (33:37) cult classic status, while Justin heads to 1970s Detroit for the comic Abbott (48:04).

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this episode, Justin returns to superheroes with Mister Miracle from Tim King. Jeff gets caught up in the loop that is Russian Doll. During challenges, Justin’s intellectual inadequacy comes bleeding through as he rails against Velvet Buzzsaw. Jeff sees Ron Perlman for who he really is: a cat-man, in Beauty and the Beast, from 1987.

--Timestamps--

- Mister Miracle (2:37)

- Russian Doll (10:13)

- Challenge: Velvet Buzzsaw (20:40)

- Challenge: Beauty and the Beast (36:03)

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this soggy, corpse-filled episode, we breakdown season 1 of Netflix’s The Umbrella Academy. Jeff almost loves Swiss Army Man, but the ending throws that love away. Justin braves Korean zombies once more in Kingdom, a new Netflix import.

--Timestamps--

- The Umbrella Academy (2:24)

- Challenge: Swiss Army Man (30:36)

- Challenge: Kingdom (49:09)

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this episode barn-filled episode, Jeff heads to Gideon Falls once more for the close of volume two. Justin tries to justify his DC Universe subscription by observing Brendan Fraser’s butt and his new show, Doom Patrol. During the Gentlemen’s Challenge, John Goodman delights in Arachnophobia while Richard Dreyfuss steals the show (and Jeff’s heart) in Polar.

--Timestamps--

- Doom Patrol (3:10)

- Gideon Falls vol. 2 (12:15)

- Challenge: Arachnophobia (29:45)

- Challenge: Polar (51:26)

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this episode, Jeff takes a nostalgic trip to K-Mart for Dragon Quest XI, while Justin waits for his team to find a resurrection platform for him in Apex Legends. For the Gentlemen’s Challenge, Jeff heads back to the nineties for Are You Afraid of the Dark? Justin, sadly, gets Left Behind with Nicholas Cage.

--Timestamps--

- Dragon Quest XI (1:56)

- Apex Legends (22:56)

- Challenge: Are You Afraid of the Dark? (35:50)

- Challenge: Left Behind (54:51)

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this episode, Jeff heads to space to solve a murder in the comic Hadrian’s Wall. Justin plays Anthem early access and thinks everything is really, really pretty. We class up the challenges this week with Academy Award Nominee Roma and Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.

--Timestamps--

- Hadrian’s Wall (2:19)

- Anthem (13:50)

- Challenge: Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman (23:50)

- Challenge: Roma (45:36)

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this long-gestating episode, we flip the script a little. Jeff reviews DIE by Kieron Gillen, and immediately subscribes to it on Comixology. Justin plays board game Villainous and actually wins! Everyone loses when we discuss Roger Corman’s Sorceress, but the episode is salvaged with The Good, the Bad, the Weird.

--Timestamps--

- DIE (1:27)

- Villainous (12:32)

- Challenge: Sorceress (22:54)

- Challenge: The Good, the Bad, the Weird (52:12)

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

In this episode, Justin finds Bumblebee surprising coherent and, you know, good. Jeff plays through Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, and now wants to play the pen and paper original. Challenges are friendly to start the year, with The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and Happy! from SyFy.

--Timestamps--

- Bumblebee (1:43)

- Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden (10:55)

- Challenge: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (27:35)

- Challenge: Happy! (48:16)

--Art and Music Credits--

- Podcast Logo by grazrootz

- Opening music by Gold-Tiger

- Gentlemen’s Challenge bumper by syntheway

- Closing music by CrossGateProductions

- A Little Roleplay bumper  by puremusic