In this week's episode, we discuss our annoyances with entertainment unions, we introduce you to the wonderful world of Bigfoot Erotica, and discuss the trending abominations being done to beautiful pizza

In this week's episode, Kyle doesn't vote, the guys construct a revolutionary ballot initiative, and reflect on a year of doing the podcast

In this week's episode, it's cats vs. dogs, candy corn vs. good candy, and Halloween (1978) vs. Halloween (2018)

In this week's episode, we discuss the impending arrival of Black Panther 2 and whether or not it even matters if a name director is behind a big budget studio project, the troubles with PC culture on humor and how it's constricting the lasting impact of humor, and get to our heavily anticipated reviews for Damien Chazelle's Neil Armstrong biopic First Man, Drew Goddard's Tarantino-esque thriller Bad Times at the El Royale, and the glorified Hallmark tripe that is Beautiful Boy

In this week's episode, we discuss the latest Bond 25 news in the hiring of Cary Joji Fukunaga to direct the next Daniel Craig led James Bond, assess the appropriate fit for Me Gibson's violence fetish for a remake of The Wild Bunch, and get to our reviews for the Sony/Marvel dud Venom and Bradley Cooper's ambitious directorial debut remaking A Star is Born

In this week's episode, we discuss the questionable departure of Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck from the DC Superhero universe, comment on the latest revelations of the Asia Argento misconduct allegations, and get to our reviews for both Shane Black's The Predator and Panos Cosmatos' midnight grindhouse/arthouse horror film Mandy.

In this week's episode, we mourn the losses of both rapper Mac Miller and actor Burt Reynolds, discuss the latest outrage controversy over the supposed absence of the American flag in Damien Chazelle's First Man, and get to our sole review for the week for the latest horror debacle The Nun.

In this week's episode, Dan fills in on the episode to discuss with Kyle everything from Danny Boyle's exit from James Bond to Dominic Monaghan's reunion with J.J. Abrams for Star Wars Episode IX as well as some lively review discussion on the international hit Crazy Rich Asians, the gimmicky thriller Searching, and the abysmally insufferable "comedy" The Happytime Murders.

In this week's episode, we heavily discuss the Academy's poor decision in adding a Most Popular Film category to the Oscars before we jump into our reviews for the ridiculous and fun The Meg, the incredible true story of Ron Stallworth brought down by Spike Lee's radicalism in BlacKkKlansman, and the visceral, haunting, and unpleasant watch that is A Prayer Before Dawn.

In this week's episode, we discuss the latest Venom trailer and the hilarious meme that it has inspired, more about the trials and tribultions of the public lynching of James Gunn, how WWE wrestler Kane is now a mayor somewhere in Tennessee, and get to our reviews of Disney's Christopher Robin and The Spy Who Dumped Me