In which we explore some "white people get trapped in the inner city" films, a purely fun and innocent genre with zero problematic undertones!

ENEMY TERRITORY (1987, Peter Manoogian)

TRESPASS (1992, Walter Hill)

JUDGEMENT NIGHT (1993, Stephen Hopkins)

We heard somewhere that relationships based on intense experiences never last. But on the flip side, if an intense experience happens to an estranged married couple, it brings them back together! It's just science.

COLD CREEK MANOR (2003, Mike Figgis)

VACANCY (2007, Nimrod Antal)

TRESPASS (2011, Joel Schumacher)

We go back to the mediocre serial killer well, with three more movies about psychos that just can't thrill us with their acumen. But we get our first (and last) appearance of Dane Cook on the podcast, so that's something?

SUSPECT ZERO (2004, E. Elias Merge)

TAKING LIVES (2004, DJ Caruso)

MR. BROOKS (2007, Bruce A. Evans)

We're mixing things up, taking on a "classic" 90's cable TV softcore franchise and seeing if there's any value beyond the boobies. In this (perhaps only?) installment we're talking about an odd series starring Tanya Roberts, Shannon Tweed and future super producer Andrew Stevens. We hope you can take the HEAT!

Renowned Seagalogist VERN drops by to talk us through the career of one Steven Seagal: actor, martial artist, former CIA operative, blues master, Russian diplomat, pathological liar and all around singular human being. And you can take that to the bank!

HARD TO KILL (1990, Bruce Malmuth)

THE GLIMMER MAN (1996, John Gray)

BELLY OF THE BEAST (2003, Siu-Tung Ching)

We're celebrating Mother's Day the only way we know how: by watching three middle-to-low brow thrillers in which legendary actresses play psychotic moms! It's better than breakfast in bed!

MOTHER'S BOYS (1993, Yves Simoneau)

HUSH (1998, Jonathan Darby)

MOTHER'S DAY (2010, Darren Lynn Bousman)

Wherein we ask the important question: is Ewan McGregor good? Is he maybe, just maybe, actually kinda bad? You'll have to listen to the entire episode to hear our stunning conclusions!

DECEPTION (2008, Marcel Langenegger)

STAY (2005, Marc Forster)

EYE OF THE BEHOLDER (1999, Stephan Elliott)

Break out the Dunkin' and smokes, we're getting wicked pisser with three thrillers from everyone's 6th or 7th favorite Batman, Ben Affleck! We swear it'll be the best part of your day!

CHANGING LANES (2002, Roger Michell)

GONE GIRL (2014, David Fincher)

DEEP WATER (2022, Adrian Lyne)

We're devoting this whole episode to the mid-career downturn of one Burt Reynolds, famed mega-star, nude pinup and mustache-haver. Yes, we're killing three Burts with one stone, so to speak.

HEAT (1986, Dick Richards)

RENT A COP (1987, Jerry London)

PHYSICAL EVIDENCE (1989, Michael Crichton!)

You've seen all the "famous" and "popular" buddy cop movies, so why not take the road less travelled, with these three second-tier team-ups that put the "WHOA" in duo!

SHAKEDOWN (1988, James Glickenhaus)

RENEGADES (1989, Jack Sholder)

DOWNTOWN (1990, Richard Benjamin)