Films: Life of the Party, Breaking In, Beast. This week, we discuss the complicated legal and health updates of Terry Gilliam, Universal Studio's Fat-Shaming World of Harry Potter, and our coveted reviews.

In this week's episode, our buddy Dan stops by the Plot Hole to join the boys in a discussion around Childish Gambino, Roman Polanski and Bill Cosby's ejection from the Academy, and helps Kyle review the remake of Overboard, while Devin keeps it real in a review for Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody's third collaboration in Tully.

In this week's episode, it's our review of the cinematic event 10-years in the making: Avengers Infinity War. Enough said.

In this week's episode, we discuss the insignificance of the new royal baby, the positives and negatives of what constitutes "selling out," and get to our reviews of Broken Lizard's anticipated return to their stoner comedy cult classic Super Troopers 2, as well as Amy Schumer's latest comedy-with-a-superficial-message I Feel Pretty

On this week's episode, we bid a fond farewell to two beloved men we lost in the industry, director Miloš Forman and actor R. Lee Ermey, and get to our reviews of Blumhouse's wasteful horror camp film Truth or Dare, Brad Peyton's too serious for fun video game adaptation Rampage, and Lynne Ramsay's masterfully poetic and discordant thriller You Were Never Really Here

In this week's episode, we discuss the sad separation of Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan, the bullshit of horoscopes, and get to our reviews of John Krasinski's throwback creature-feature A Quiet Place and Kay Cannon's tragically formulaic teen sex comedy Blockers.

In this bonus episode of The Plot Hole, we discuss Steven Spielberg's new pop-culture-reference-porn-flick Ready Player One, based on the pop-culture-reference-porn-book by Ernest Cline.

This week, Sean Penn says he doesn't love acting anymore, a Scottish court charges a comedian with a hate crime, and Drew Barrymore says some questionable things.

This week, people call Bruno Mars a "cultural appropriator," Danny Boyle is set to direct Bond 25, and we give you your weekly dose of reviews.

In this week's episode, we discuss the cult of Scientology's new television network, a conspiracy involving Katy Perry and nuns, and get to our reviews of Thoroughbreds, The Death of Stalin, and Gringo.