Sorry for the delay valued consumer! Matt moved and this is our first episode recording from different locations and Nick worked really hard on the audio so be nice. We're letting spooky season marinate a little longer this year with the brain child of horrors such as Silent Hill with Jacob's Ladder! To chase this down, we get Joey one step closer to his tattoo with Ernest Scared Stupid. Nick got a tooth pulled, Matt has officially moved out of state, and Joey watches Game of Thrones for the first time. The new episode is out now!

It's a cryer here at the studio. This is the last episode we will be recording in Nick's basement/altogether in the same room as Matthew is moving hours away and is effectively dead to all of us. On a lighter note, The Shining is our shot and it was Joey's first time watching! To chase this down we shatter the nostalgia barrier and endure the 2003 Haunted Mansion movie, which we didn't really address but def had some weird racist undertones. Nick and Matt share a psychic morning, Joey confirms what Ernest movies he's missing, and again there is no Matthew anymore. Spooky season still going strong in November!

Happy Halloween gang! Don't worry we still have one more spooky episode coming out but it'll be early November. Until then you're stuck with some WILD movies. For our shot, the boys watch their first Takashi Miike film, Ichi the Killer (Joey's new favorite movie). To chase this down we watched the first ever straight to home video horror film, Sledgehammer! Terror Vision PLEASE restock this. Nick defends the movie Him, we discuss PTA's hot streak, and we prep for Matt's departure from Virginia. Enjoy!

It's our favorite time of the year once again and to kick things off we thought it would be a great idea to have 6 people on the show (first time ever) and discuss some polarizing spooky szn movies. For our shot, Alli G had recommended the guys watch The Love Witch and to chase this down the Salem troupe wanted to reminisce a lil bit with Hocus Pocus! Nick and Molly p*rate a movie, Matt and Hannah discover a new haunting franchise, Alli G's gotta go to work, and was Joey right about Caught Stealing? Only one way to find out! The new episode is out now!

Hello Tylenol enjoyers! The world is in hell, so why not watch movies before the world ends? I'm typing this during the rapture btw, but for this week's episode (should it release) we watched Gerald Kargl's one hit wonder, Angst, and to chase this down we watched O Brother, Where Art Thou?. Nick and Matt talk about their Salem trip, Joey tells us about 30 movies in 30 days as well as the benefits of sports betting. Hope to see yall tomorrow! The new episode is out now

Just in time for spooky season, the boys have entered the Breeniverse! What horrors await? Only Nick knows because he's the only one who watched all of Neil Breen's movies in preparation for this episode. But we are not just talking about Neil Breen, no no, we are discussing the 2025 cinematic event of the year: Amazon's War of the Worlds starring Ice Cube. Movie of the year or worst movie of all time, you decide. The new episode is out now!

DON'T RIP MY SHIRT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. We are diving into the world of revenge films this week. To kick things off we watched Panos Cosmatos' Phantasmagorical masterpiece, Mandy. To chase this down, we traveled to a simpler time in cinema history and watched Steve Oedekerk's Kung Pow: Enter the Fist, which I assure you dear viewer aged like fine wine. Nick B returns as a guest to talk about mechs, we casually discuss the new War of the Worlds (for reasons) and we do a spoiler free review of Weapons since Nick B and Matt haven't seen it yet. The new episode is out now! 

Slice of life. A challenging genre for some, a personal favorite for Joey. On this week's episode we watched Yasujirō Ozu's Tokyo Story and to chase this down we return to Noah Baumbach's filmography with The Squid and the Whale and Nick has a really hard time with it. The boys eat their words and saw Eddington, Matt begins his spooky season watches, and Joey defends Baumbach with his life. The new episode is out now!

It wasn't p*rn! Matt gave us a heart attack when he compared Faster, Pussycat to Bad Biology but luckily there were zero correlations between the two. Otherwise we'd be looking for a new cohost. To chase down the 1965 sexploitation flick, we watched Tarantino's self appointed "worst film" Deathproof (which is insane because Hateful 8 literally exists). Joey's brother bought a house, Nick announces some big McKinney news, and Matt expresses his love for Jaws. It's a fun one and we're all still friends. The new episode is out now!

привет! While I was editing the episode and reveling over The Sacrifice I kept kicking myself for pairing Stalker with EoE as The Sacrifice would have been a much better pairing, but I digress. Welcome to our first ever Bond episode! Spoiler alert, the connection between these two moves is Russia. For our shot we transcended time and space with Andrei Tarkovsky's final film, The Sacrifice. To chase this down we watched the 2nd (best) James Bond movie, From Russia With Love. The boys review a coworker's album, Nick shares his feelings on the NBA finals, and Joey defends Glen Powell. The new episode is out now!