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For Ryan's 1952 selection the guys review Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru. A dying man has a chance to do something meaningful with the last months of his life in this film, but did we find it enjoyable in 2025? Come back next week as we begin our Final Destination series with the original film leading up to the new film, Final Destination: Bloodlines!

We're back with Brendan's 1990 pick, Wild at Heart. Conor's love for Nic Cage and Brendan and Ryan's love for David Lynch crosses over here in a big way, but does the movie hold up thirty five years later? We'll be back next week with Ryan's 1952 selection, Ikiru by Akira Kurosawa. Then, on to the Final Destination movies after that!

We're back with a new round of host picks where we put the years 1927 (the start of synched sound sound in feature films) to 2015 (ten years ago) into a random number generator and we all get assigned a year. Conor is up first and he was assigned the year 2005. He proceeded to pick the best Nightmare on Elm Street film, Wes Craven's New Nightma--I mean the Wes Craven 80 minute classic, Red Eye. Does this movie hold up 20 years later? Next week we review Brendan's 1990 selection, Wild at Heart from the late, great David Lynch!

We're back with Conor's physical media pick, Fall (2022). It' life or death stakes in this one when two friends climb a rusty 2,200 foot tower and are stranded when the ladder falls apart after they reach the top. Come back next week for Conor's 2005 pick, Red Eye starring Cillian Murphy and Rachel McAdams directed by Wes Craven!

After talking about reviewing it for years, we have finally sat down and discussed Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. This is Brendan's pick for our physical media picks series, and he is a super fan! Did the movie hold up for all of us fifteen years after its release? Come back next week as we review another Conor movie, 2022's Fall!

Martin Scorsese has been making feature films since 1967, and we have finally sat down and reviewed one of them! We start a three week series where each host selects a disc off their shelf, and we review it. This week, Ryan selected the Netflix exclusive film, The Irishman. While critically acclaimed overall, many had issues with the length and extensive use of CGI de-aging. Did it work for our hosts? Next week we're back with Brendan's pick, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World!

We finally need a pilot! After talking about doing it for weeks, we're here with our review of Flight Risk! Conor was pumped for this one, but did it live up to expectations? Come back next week as we start a fun little series with our review of Martin Scorsese's The Irishman!

NOTE: Brendan's laptop crashed half way through recording the podcast so we had to use the backup audio for the back half. So it won't be our normal audio quality. Sorry!

We are down a Conor this week but Brendan and Ryan are here to talk about Oscar hopeful Conclave. Does this thriller set in the Vatican work for us? Come back next episode for our review of Flight Risk finally!

There's something in the water! It's our review of Jaws! We wrap up our look back at 1975 with the "original blockbuster". Does it hold up for our hosts? We'll be back next week with probably an Oscar contender, we need to figure that out. Then Flight Risk soon after!

There's something in the water! It's our review of Jaws! We wrap up our look back at 1975 with the "original blockbuster". Does it hold up for our hosts? We'll be back next week with probably an Oscar contender, we need to figure that out. Then Flight Risk soon after!