In this week's episode, we dabble in some randomized news on how hot temperatures are affecting your manhood, discuss Demi Lavato's drug overdose, how MoviePass's recent day collapse suggests that the unsustainable are appearing prophetic, and get to our fawning review over the latest in the Mission: Impossible franchise, Fallout.

In this week's episode, we discuss the firing of James Gunn by Disney from completing his trilogy of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, circle around to the ridiculous backlash towards a sensible Mark Duplass, finally get into the resentful debate in the middle of our friendship on whether Batman Begins or The Dark Knight is the better film, and review two films: the stunning, electric, and rhythmic Blindspotting and the oddly meandering actionerThe Equalizer 2.

In this week's episode, more developments have occurred in the Scarlett Johansson trans role backlash, Henry Cavill makes enemies on his frankness towards the mob rule of #MeToo, and we get to our anticipated reviews for the next Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson action disappointment Skyscraper, the wonderfully awkward and discomforting immersion of Bo Burnham's directorial debut Eighth Grade, and the almost-a-good-movie Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot.

In this week's episode, we discuss the faux controversies surrounding Scarlett Johansson's latest questionable casting choice, how the head of comedy at the BBC declared Monty Python is apparently not funny anymore, and we get to our reviews for Marvel's latest adventure Ant-Man and the Wasp, as well as Boots Riley's "revolutionary" debut Sorry to Bother You.

In this week's episode, Devin recalls a terrible encounter with the LAPD, Kyle sheds some love and light on the recently passed cinematography talent of Robby Müller, and get to some detailed reviews on Sicario: Day of the Soldado and Blumhouse's recent "horror" spectacle The First Purge.

In this week's episode, Plot Hole friend and previous guest host Ben joins Kyle for an enthusiastic conversation that ranges from the production news of Top Gun, our reactions to the new Creed II trailer and our assessment of the Rocky franchise as a whole, and get to a lengthy, detailed, spoiler heavy review about the latest in the Jurassic Park franchise, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

In this week's episode, regular guest host Dan joins Kyle in a discussion of the struggles of traveling, whether a movie should be enjoyed by ones lonesome or with a group, and review the latest Pixar animated adventure Incredibles 2, the typical studio comedy affair Tag, and the overly sweet indie rock dramedy Hearts Beat Loud.

In this week's episode, Devin is back to participate in the conversation over the Roseanne cancellation, the announcements of Top Gun 2 and Spawn, Morgan Spurlock's alcoholism, and then we compare and contrast the striking quality differences between two different heist films: Ocean's 8 and American Animals.

In this week's episode, a special guest and friend joins Kyle in discussing all things Star Wars, Harrison Ford, and Disney, and how they all relate in the creation of the attempted mess that is Solo: A Star Wars Story.

A special early Friday episode coming at ya. In this episode, we discuss why trailers aren't as special as they once were, deconstruct the public ire and reaction towards Lars Von Trier's latest Cannes premiere for "The House That Jack Built," and get to our anticipated review of Deadpool 2.