These Guys Got Juice

Join Nick for a bonus solo episode of These Guys Got Juice! He's opening up the Letterboxd app and going over his 2025 Year in Review!

Diary milestones like Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, and Nia DaCosta's Hedda will be touched on. Praise will be showered on some of his most watched movies like Final Destination: Bloodlines, Gone Girl, and Materialists. Some of Nick's most watched actors and directors will get some shout outs. He'll talk Genres and Nanogenres!

Nick will also go over his rankings of the films in the Chucky, [Rec], Terrifier, Scream, and Final Destination franchises (respectively), his ranking of the Jurassic World saga and the Mission: Impossible series, as well as his ranking of the filmographies of Joel & Ethan Coen, Steven Spielberg, and Rian Johnson.

We hope you enjoy, and have a fun & safe new year!

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Walkin' around
Some kind of lonely clown
Rainy days and Mondays always get me down

Ho ho ho! Merry Juicemas!  What better to way to unwind from the Holiday than sitting down with some eggynog and listening to Doug and Tony yap about movies!  

First up they tackle the low budget found footage horror movie Man Finds Tape and compare it to another notorious independent horror release they may have reviewed recently.  They also talk everything from the Jimmy Stewart movie trailer starring Archie, the state of Magnet Releasing and do a little preliminary comparing of how their best of the year lists have shifted over time.

And then we have the new Benoit Blanc flick - Wake up dead guy! Get up! Is this the best one yet? Where does it rank in Rian Johnson's filmography? Listen and find out!!

Doug and Nick discuss Pluribus episodes 6,7, and 8, all leading up to this week's season finale! Get with it!  Join the hive!

Doug and Tony finally close the book on The Leftovers.  Do they stick the landing? Is this Lindelof's magnum opus? What do the Dove's represent!!?? Find out the answer to all these and more as we wrap up coverage on one of the greatest shows ever made.

Also, on the subject of post apocalyptic worlds, Doug & Tony speculate on the future of the film industry in the wake of the Netflix acquisition of Warner Bros.

Got milk? No, but we have plenty of juice!  Nick and Doug dive back into Pluribus and discuss  the ways they're similar to Carol, if her books actually are better than Billy Shakes' plays and theorize about what's to come

Introducing: MOVIES WITH BAE - a podcast hosted by Nick and his girlfriend Rosia, where they do occasional movie commentaries and reviews! On this episode, they're doing a commentary on one of Osgood Perkins' 2025 releases, The Monkey!

Dropping later on this feed will be their commentary of M. Night Shyamalan's Old, and on YouTube is their commentary on the 2016 Blair Witch (link below)!

Keep a look out for more random drops, and subscribe to the MOVIES WITH BAE YouTube page!

 Blair Witch (2016)

May Kevin Garvey be with you

Doug and Tony get lifted and dive back into the world of The Garvey's.  They of course went long as hell, so the episode is split into two parts

"If you stare into The Juice, it also stares back into you"

Doug and Tony sit down with Empty Man and Tulpa expert Rachel to discuss the cult (get it) horror film by David Prior.  Is Lovecraftian an overused term? Should James Badge Dale be in more movies where he doesn't play Military Man #3? All these questions and more answered!