Dave Chapelle's new special starts off at 0% on Rotten Tomatoes, The Joker is being accused of potentially being an inspiration for terrorism, and Lil Nas X and Kevin Hart have an interaction on late night. All of that and our review for Gavin Hood's latest political thriller Official Secrets.

TSA bans Star Wars specific coke bottles from airplanes, Sebastian Maniscalco comes under fire from Variety over "insensitive" VMA jokes, and an eight minute standing ovation for Joker at the Venice Film Festival gives Devin his own eight minute standing ovation. All that and our review for the Blumhouse Tilt sci-fi thriller Don't Let Go.

Another week where we break from the news and get to know a new guest on The Plot Hole where we also review the Sundance comedy by playwright Paul Downs Colaizzo Brittany Runs a Marathon.

Leslie Jones is departing Saturday Night Live, The Irishman finds itself a theatrical release date, and the oddly comedic cast of Suicide Squad is coming together. All of that and our review for the third chapter of the Fallen Trilogy, Angel Has Fallen. Special Guest: Dan Bauer

No news to cover but plenty of film philosophy before a review of Gurinder Chadha's Blinded By the Light. Special Guest: David Gutierrez

Sony releases an official statement on the Spider-Man ordeal, #BoycottMulan is making waves in the Twitterverse, and Matthew Modine is having some SAG-AFTRA campaign complications. All of that and our review for the horror-comedy Ready or Not.

One of the Wachowskis is resurrecting The Matrix, Sony and Disney can't come to a deal on the Spider-Man franchise, and what attributes define being labeled single. All of this and a review for the indie dramedy The Peanut Butter Falcon. Guest: Thurlene Williams.

Ewan McGregor is rumored to return to the role of Obi-Wan Kenobi for Disney+, new trailers were released for Last Christmas and Little Women, and a RIP farewell to Peter Fonda. All that and our review for the latest raunchy R-rated studio comedy featuring boys, entitled Good Boys.

Universal cancels The Hunt amid shootings and threats, Sarah Silverman feels the repercussions of black face, and Jackie Chan sides with communist Beijing over pro-democracy protesters. All that and our review for Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark on what marks our 100th episode. Thank you all for listening.

Disney's worried about the edgy imagery of Taika Waititi in Jojo Rabbit, Stunt workers are planning a boycott of the Oscars, and Chris Cuomo thinks "Fredo" is an ethnic slur. All that and our review for Jennifer Kent's history as horror film The Nightingale.