We are back with the first of our constructed trilogies, The Red Flower Trilogy.

This trilogy consists of: Resolution (2012), Synchronic (2019), & The Endless (2017).

This three movie series from directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead is centered on the weird goings on in the boonies of San Diego's East County region and whatever is controlling them.

We then take a pitstop in New Orleans for the second movie to explore the consequences of an over-powered synthetic drug.

Join us as we dive into all aspects of this directing duo's unique takes on the horror genre.

Also, in case it isn't obvious, SPOILERS ABOUND!

It's October baby! You know what that means...Not PSLs, you basic-ass MFer!

It's time for The Occasionalists' monthlong celebration of all things spooky, The Fright Fest! We discuss why we changed the name of our annual festival of all things horror and discuss this year's format: The Trilogy!

You get some history on the trilogy as a story structure, what makes it so lucrative for movie studios and how the intricate cinematic universes of today can thank the horror movie franchises of the 1980s for making them so much damn money.

Plus we unveil how we are going to attack the trilogy in the subsequent episodes this month. 

Let's get to it!

Part two of our Lindelof Deep Dive is here!

In this one, we wrap up our Lost and Lost Offspring discussion and we, per usual, try our hand at some revisionist entertainment history and pick out some projects we think would benefit from the Lindelof treatment.

We also make a pitch for our own future Lindelof projects.

Better listen to this one now! Tick tock...

We are back with the first part of a mega episode chronicling one of tv's preeminent voices, Damon Lindelof.

The first part covers the start of his career: from humble beginnings on MTV, to police procedurals and finally helming the last great network tv drama and one of the last true entertainment phenomenons, Lost.

We debate the deeper meanings of Lost, character types and even dig into particular episodes that upon reflection can only be described as, Lindelofian.

Occasionalists Flight 815 is boarding now, you coming?

We are dusting off the shoulder pads, cleats and of course, our balls, to get ready for our first sports episode of the new season. What are we talking about this time?

College football. The Browns. Note Dame. Cornfields. 40 year old football players. Roller derby. 7-footers who can shoot. A very particular disgusting LA Dodgers Pitcher. Guarding things.

It's all here folks! We like sports!

The Occasionalists are back!

After a nice summer break filled with travel, friends and catching the coronavirus, we are back to officially start Season 7 with one of our favorites, 5 Good Topics.

Welcome back everyone, we have a great season in store for you!

The Occasionalists are about to go on summer break but before we do that, Chemma and I hopped into the proverbial time machine to take a look at the year 2060.

Back-to-back sports episodes? You bet! 

In this episode, Chemma and Pags square off with a gauntlet of unique, quirky sports trivia that pulls out a great sports discussion.

We formulated 12 of our own questions of varying degrees of difficulty that touched on all major sports as well as some sports adjacent topics.

How many of these questions did you know without googling? Be honest!

It's time for another sports episode! 

We're talking two-way baseball players, the NFL offseason, the futility of being a basketball fan and when we should think about buying new Cleveland Named-To-Be-Determined baseball jerseys. Among other things.

Also, if you're interested in Marvel and NBA crossover promotions...well...maybe don't listen to this episode.

We are back to wrap up another awesome Movie May with a look at one of the very few short film anthologies available on any platform: the Netflix original Love Death + Robots.

We take on both seasons of the animated shorts and discuss our favorites, least favorites and the noticeable shift in identity and maturity between the seasons.

We also pick out a few films we think are worthy of some sort of expansion, be it television or a full feature.

Enjoy it, we did!