The boys apologise for a sporadic episode release schedule before discussing the merits of practical effects in the upcoming Alien movie, reality tv show Married at First Sight, renowned horror franchise Five Nights at Freddy’s and critically acclaimed satire Succession.

Following a movie such as Spy Kids was always going to be a tough task, but Spy Kids 2 offers audiences top notch action and comedy in spades. It doesn’t quite stack up against its predecessor, but it more than holds its own as a sequel and is a great flick in its own right.

In this week’s Mini Treatment, we complain about Optus and Liam practices his segues… We also talk about the upcoming sequel in a franchise that is near and dear to many Millenials’ hearts: Final Destination; the only TV shows Liam’s ever watched: The Expanse; Harley’s newest film crush: Dune Part 2; and Anthony’s latest horror game Remothered: Broken Porcelain.

Spy Kids took the world by storm when it was released, making an entire generation of children dream of being international spies. It’s camp and funny and it deftly manages to entertain both children and adults at their own respective levels. In short, it holds up!

In this week’s Mini Treatment, we chat about the upcoming movie in the Machete franchise, a show Harley saw at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, creepy horror game Remothered: Tormented Fathers and a horror game that Harley might actually play: Choo Choo Charles.

Everyone’s favourite bracket-related content is back! All the movies we covered in season 5 slug it out for the title of ‘Best Movie We Covered in Season 5’. Will it be The Dark Knight? Will it be The Last Airbender? Listen to find out!

In this week’s Mini Treatment, we discuss the upcoming sequel to Matt Reeves’ Batman movie, Liam takes a trip down Nostalgia Lane With Parenthood, Anthony talks about modern-day western Justified and Harley revisits an old favourite in Avatar: The Last Airbender (the TV show, not that god-awful movie).

Happy birthday Harley! As a thoughtful birthday gift we let him choose a movie without a sequel for us to cover, and he chose one of the most groundbreaking movies in cinema history: Brokeback Mountain. Lauded as a love story for the ages that paved the way for queer cinema, Ang Lee’s critically-acclaimed tale of forbidden love, loneliness and loss is an absolute masterpiece from beginning to end that unfortunately remains relevant 19 years later.

The boiz get healthy with Harley in new segment Harley’s Health Hour! We also discuss the sequel to Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, Blink 182’s Australian tour, acclaimed crime drama Fargo and Liam’s new game show Banana Buzz!

To celebrate turning 56, Liam decided to inflict what is potentially the worst movie ever made on us: The Last Airbender. Adapted from everyone’s favourite mid-2000s cartoon, Avatar: The Last Airbender, this M. Night Shyamalan travesty was panned by critics and audiences alike. A lack of respect for the source material was the main reason, but the lacklustre writing, acting and direction all contributed to this abysmal failure in filmmaking.