This week we welcomed the best Alex to ever come onto the show, one of Ben's friends from UNI, Alex Hanson joined us to watch the 1996 film, Fargo.

The incredible performance by Steve Buscemi carried the film in a crime and thriller based on true events in Minnesota.

Alex is also welcomed by giving us his top five movies!

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN FROM THE TURBO TEAM PODCAST!

This week we watched Ari Asteer's 2018 film Hereditary, a horror-thriller that is so much deeper than that. Exploring the tones of cults, demons, and tragedy, Asteer tells a terrifying story that is perfected by Alex Wolff and Toni Collette.

We finish off the episode with what we watched in the spooky month of October, including the return of The Eric Andre Show!

Thanks for tuning in!

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The Turbo Team Podcast is back with week three of Spooktober! This week the fellas reviewed The Conjuring, a horror-thriller directed by James Wan. The film follows a true story that is accompanied by brilliant cinematography to create one of the best horror films of the decade.

In our new review format, Jake, Ben, and Alex talk about their "like it, love it, and gotta have it.!"

At the end, the boys look back to the movies they found the most terrifying as kids from Caroline to Robot Chicken to Cat in the Hat.

Curran Wadle is back as a two-time guest to review Silence of the Lambs, one of the best films of all time.

This horror-thriller won all five of the major academy awards in 1991 and is widely regarded as one of the best films of all time.

We review Anthony Hopkins' performance as Hannibal Lecter, the pshyco-genius serial killer. Along with our favorite scenes, it's a pretty standard review for this classic.

We discuss our favorite movie villains of all time and Curran ranks his Top 5 TV shows of all time!

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Here's Johnnyyyyyyyyy!

It's October, so that means only horror movies for the podcast! First up is the iconic Jack Nicholson film, "The Shining." This was the first team we all watched this film so we had a lot of questions and takeaways.

Finally, we wrapped up what we watched last month, Jake's list is packed with his quarantine watch list!

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Today is a great day to arrest the killers of Breonna Taylor. Black Lives Matter.

We reviewed a great film by Spike Lee that shows the immense problems in our justice system in relation to racism. There are great performances all around with a fantastic original story.

Black Lives Matter.

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Netflix's newest original, "The Devil All the Time," directed by Antonio Campos, starring Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson, Sebastian Stan, Bill Skarsgard, and Eliza Scanlen. It's an American Gothic thriller about the dark side of religion in the south during the 1950s.

The story goes through the tragic events from reverends to criminals in a thrilling ride for Tom Holland. We review everything in this movie, from the unique story to the messed up characters of the film.

After the review, we cast the perfect thriller with three actors of our choice

The Turbo Team Podcast returns to watch a new Charlie Kaufman film starring Jessie Buckley and Jesse Plemons, titled "I'm Thinking of Ending Things." If you watched this on Netflix and left confused, don't worry, we were too! In this episode, we commentate back and forth and try to understand the themes of this film during discussing some of the trippy plot and story.

After our very in-depth review, we list and discuss some of the late 2020-early 2021 movies that we are looking forward too.

New episode every Friday!!

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In this week's episode we dug deep into Nightcrawler, a film where Jake Gyllenhaal has an amazing performance that got robbed of an oscar. While reviewing the film, Jake shares his insight as a journalist while talking about the ethics of this movie. It's a pretty deep dive that goes into out favorite scenes, lines, and themes before getting into our rating.

On a much light note, they transition into who would in a fight between actors Timothée Chalamet and Finn Wolfhard. They don't come to a final conclusion. Finishing off, the guys share everything that they watched in August!

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We are back with a serious episode on the program, this week we had a great guest on to review Jo Jo Rabbit, a Taika Watiti film about a young german boy who has to face the horror of Nazi Germany's actions in his life. Go to 3:07 to hear Ben's in-depth synopsis of the film.

As the normal review goes on, we go really deep into the story in this film while looking at the relationships made and the lessons learned. Our review of the film starts at 5:28 and goes all the way through 50:23. It's a long review, but we dig deep into the themes that Watiti wanted to get across, and how he did it.

After the review, be briefly talk about everyone's favorite WWII movie of all time at 50:24 to 57:05 before Matt ranks his top five films of all time at 57:08.

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