The Rec

We lead off talking about Friends and it's pilot. Then we review and discuss Da 5 Bloods and other Spike Lee Joints. Last, we try to convince ourselves that going to games sucks, by building the worst of all time sports going experience.

We review The King of Staten Island and break down the beginning of Pete Davidson's career as a film actor. Then, we talk about perhaps the comedy filmmaker of a generation, Judd Apatow. A movie coaching tree, and a potential Aziz Ansari reclamation project.

We review the High Note starting Tracee Ellis Ross, Dakota Johnson and Kelvin Harrison Jr. We also note 5 must see movies about being black in america. Do The Right Thing, Blindspotting, The Last Black Man in San Francisco, Fruitvale Station and of course Get Out. We also talk Space Force and The Gentlemen.

(5:05) Ask the Internet questionnaire
(21:00) Capone, Josh Trank and poop
(28:05) The Lovebirds - Netflix - Starring Kumail and Issa Rae
(38:40) A breakdown of every crime the Always Sunny Characters have committed throughout the series 

Erik watches anime for the first time. We discuss Beanie Feldstein in the adapted How to Build a Girl. Then, Kevin James is a horror villain, what other comedians and comedic actors could pull off a non-comedy role? Sacha Baron Cohen, Eric Andre and Zach Galifianakis.

A potluck episode. We discuss Before Sunrise, Richard Linklater, American Vandal, Nicolas Cage as Joe Exotic in a new Tiger King series. The All-in sweepstakes and Dave on FX is the best show of 2020.

We cover everything from sex fueled reality TV, to the Jordan Documentary, to an action movie to a Coen Brothers-esque dramedy. We reccomend Bad Education to all of you with an HBO subscription.

In the first installment of our filmmaker series, we deep dive on Alex Garland, our favorite sci-fi master. We primarily focus on Ex Machina, Annihilation and his latest limited series Devs starring Nick Offerman and Sonoya Mizuno.

First, what movies would provoke an auto swipe left if seen in someone's dating app bio. Then we talk to Sidney Flanigan about Juggalos, Eliza Hittman's Never Rarely Sometimes Always, and being a new actor. Last, we discuss Parent Trap and Alan Yang's Tigertown, and how Brad has created a dent in his couch.

Upon reviewing Dan Scanlon's new Pixar movie 'Onward' we build a definitive, overarching Pixar movie ranking. Conversations centered around Wall-E, Coco, Ratatouille and Toy Story. Also, Corona-Corner, AMC takes a haymaker.