On this episode the brothers discuss their second Ivan Reitman film:
Kindergarten Cop. They've noticed a pattern: Reitman loves haphazardly exploring questions of "manhood", through transgressive characters who experience redemptive story arcs while being cluelessly misogynistic and homophobic. They are joined by brilliant sociology grad student: Ana Vujosevic who discusses the feminist merits of the character of Phoebe and the baby voice merits of the character of Emma! Plus there is much discussion of the infamous evil guy ponytail.

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In a family only exclusive, the brothers ruminate on how the sci-fi adventure classic "Total Recall" has impacted their lives with a little input from their often mentioned father: Tata. Hear Paul Verhoeven's 1990 film retold and quoted with a great deal of love and brotherly tenderness.

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This week the brothers discuss the 1988 classic "Twins" with influential climate activist and friend of the show Catherine Abreu! Listen for her theory as to why this film is actually a low key super hero movie.

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Communist panic? CHECK! Misogyny? CHECK! Overt racism? CHECK! "Red Heat" manages to reinforce some unfortunate 80's touchstones while also offering a really introspective critique of both capitalism and communism. The brothers are joined by social activist and friend Adam Fraser to talk about this low-key Schwartzy gem!

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Join the brothers as they draw eerie parallels between "Running Man" and 2019 reality. They discuss everything from wealth inequality, to deep fakes, to staged reality shows dominating the cultural landscape. Plus the first 10 mins are about hemorrhoids..

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Today the brothers are joined by Vancouver based Indigenous filmmaker Kays Vanderest to talk about the character of Billy in Predator. Along the way they discuss: representation in media, masculinity, dads and even Kanye West. A wonderful companion piece to the Predator episode.

On today's "Predator" episode the brothers tackle important issues like toxic masculinity, representation in media and "cool balding". They are joined in studio by pop culture aficionado, punk rock bass player, screen printer and low key producer of the show: Lee Wiesblatt.

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For today's Shortzy episode Aleks reacts in real time to Andreas Gablier's song "Pump It Up (The Motivation Song) feat. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Plus the brothers elaborate a bit on Aleks' fictional T3 plot idea.

By all objective standards "Raw Deal" is not a good movie. The plot is convoluted, the direction is terrible and above all it is so boring. The meltdown the brothers have over this movie will come to be the stuff of Schwartzy pod legend. Listen for Aleks' renowned pizza order, a feminist analysis and the critique of the institution of policing. Plus it's funny.

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Please involve yourselves in BLM initiatives. Here are some links to resources to help you get started:

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If Schwartzy was a musician, "Commando" would be one of his greatest hits. Join the brothers as they uncover the film's homoerotic undertones, the cartoonish violence and Dan Hedaya's disappointing brown face.

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