On this, the latest episode of Gettin’ Smart With Da Boiz (you have to listen to understand that ref), we chat about the upcoming sequel to Smile, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Gordon Ramsay’s latest cash-grab and the star-studded Ozark.

Well, we did it. We finally finished our X-men series. Anthony has a stomach ulcer, Liam has developed a substance abuse problem and Harley is angrier than ever, but we finally did it. Also this movie is TERRIBLE. The worst entry in the franchise. Don’t watch it. Definitely listen to us complain about it though.

Join us for a post-Chrissy chat about the upcoming sequel to AI-themed horror movie M3GAN, Violent Night (one of the only movies in the history that actually delivers on what the title promises), the new Scorsese flick Killers of the Flower Moon, and Liam‘a new horror passion project, Layers (or Lairs?) of Fear.

The X-Men franchise’s main focus shifts to its younger generation in this entry, all while putting one of the final nails in the coffin of this dying saga. We’ll concede that this movie is surprisingly watchable, even if it does suffer from a total lack of depth.

In this week’s mini treatment, we chat about a low budget slasher trilogy, Liam’s new favourite horror game, the Far Cry series and whether or not The Mask of Zorro has aged poorly.

X-Men has finally given us exactly what we wanted: fortuitous violence. The fact that this movie did so well while being rated R served as a proof that an adults only X-Men movie can succeed. It also proves that just because a franchise is dead, doesn’t mean it can’t release an absolute banger of a film.

In this week’s Mini Treatment, we discuss the upcoming musical adaption of Mean Girls, a dark comedy called Kevin Can F Himself, a spooky podcast called MrBallen and the latest soulless entry into the dying Marvel Cinematic Universe, Loki season 2.

This is the ninth movie in the X-Men franchise, and honestly at this point we’ve completely lost track of the continuity. Are all the blue people related? Probably 🤷‍♂️

In this instalment of The Mini Treatment, we discuss a recently-announced sequel to a critically acclaimed horror film, some movie Harley saw at the cinema, some old game Liam’s been playing and some album released by an ageing pop-punk trio. Also, colours for some reason?

Just… why? Why did they make this? It lacks all the magic of the first one and relies on poorly constructed one-liners and childish jokes normally reserved for low-budget after-school teen dramas. Avoid at all costs, unless you’re planning on listening to a podcast about it 😉