The Guys pick up with their favorites in Pans Labyrinth.

A Quick announcement from Nick in reference to the Black Lives Matters movement.

The Guys finish out their documentary month with Dark Side of the Ring: Chris Benoit.

The Guys (just two today) continue their documentary month with Carvaggio: The Soul and the Blood. The Bloody and Soulful story about a painter that started out with the best intententions, and ended up causing a violent incident that claimed the lives of a lot of paintings all in one cataclysmic event.... jk I didnt watch it or listen to this but Nick and Jacob hopefully actually talk about it here. If not then thats what the story is actually about.

The Guys continue their documentary month with Indie Game: The Movie. About a bunch of dorky dudes that make stuff we'll never be capable of, and Jacob has a beard that looks like them.

The Guys do their first ever documentary with Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse. Nick says "descent" about 100 times but its ok.

The Guys do their first ever Rereview starting with Moonlight! The first movie we ever reviewed. Have our opinions updated, what does Jacob want to talk about that is just colors or sounds, and why does Isaiah sound like trash in this episode? All those questions and more in this brisk coronasode!

The Guys continue their end of the world theme (still dont know what it is) with the The Book of Eli. Denzel rules all. Dont care about anything else. BYE

The Guys continue their end of the world theme (i think thats what its called... i dont listen) with the Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Having never seen this movie before (mostly) we decided to break this sucker down scene by scene, and its a lot of them... or less thatn you'd think. I think.

The Guys continue theyre end of the world theme (whatever it is) with the 1996 box office smash Independence Day! Listen as they talk about hardly any news because there isnt much and relish in that good ole Goldblum..