The Other Half

Blank Check has been on our list since the day this podcast started. There's a reason people kept suggesting it. There's a dark secret in this Disney movie that you'd never guess from either the title of the movie or the premise. Listen to find out.

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It's time once again for us to join the family with F9: The Fast Saga. Another entry in the Fast and Furious franchise. Does it finally change Mike's mind? Does Ethan like it better than Hobbs and Shaw? Will Dom finally show emotion?

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Miss March is The Whitest Kids You Know's first movie. It was also their last. We take a look at the late Trevor Moore's movie and see if it's worth remembering with the rest of his comedic works. Or should it be left back in 2009.

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As we move onto Resident Evil: Afterlife, the sheen of the Resident Evil movies is wearing thin. No matter how crazy the last movie ended, they always find a way to make the next movie a fairly boring concept. It's starting to feel like sitcom TV. For example, what if we retcon everything cool and interesting from Resident Evil: Extinction?

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We're hitting some difficulties as we move into the third movie of the Resident Evil franchise, known as Resident Evil: Extinction. This movie attempts to take its characters much more seriously than the other movies and in the process becomes just a little more boring. Also, it doesn't make sense at all? Like so much of it. All of it. My brain isn't functioning too well.

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We've made it to the second Resident Evil movie, Resident Evil: Apocalypse! Finally, our favorite characters start showing up.... Jill Valentine and... Nemesis? We'll take them. This movie echos the events from the 3rd Resident Evil game and maybe not in the best way. Perhaps someone should have given these poor ladies some clothes.

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Resident Evil is one of those franchises where they just keep coming. Both in terms of movies and in video games. We're starting off a new series called Watch 'till You Can't, where we watch a series of movies until both of us agree to stop it. We begin with the classic Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich series, Resident Evil, which is loosely based on the Capcom franchise.

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Reflections in a Golden Eye is drama on a military base. Everyone in this movie is a bad person so you just feel bad for Colonel's wife. Sorry no James bond in this movie. Only a super mumbly Marlon Brando.

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What Ever Happened to Baby Jane is one of Bette Davis' and Joan Crawford's most famous movies. It's the story of a former child star abusing her sister while her sister is trapped in her own house. It's creepy and it's great seeing Bette Davis become jokerfied.

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M is one of the first police procedurals ever made as it follows a child serial killer's effect on an entire city. It somehow gets grimmer. Made in 1931 in Germany, this movie was considered too progressive and was banned by the Nazi party. It's absolutely wild watching a movie that's about 90 years old and see how human nature doesn't really change.

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