Through the Lens

Alex and Davis with special guest Jacob Hillman, co-host of The Scoreboard, begin their four episode Star Wars saga. First they break down some important movie news, then jump straight into it with The Phantom Menace. The trio goes through each film listing some of their favorite moments and characters ending with Jacob and Davis on the high ground defending Anakin's turn to the dark side with Alex opposing Jacob's hate of Mace Windu. From Anakin's upbringing on Tattooine to Ki-Adi-Mundi slander, they discuss it all, Through the Lens.

Following an extended Christmas break, Alex and Davis are back with a ton of new video game, television and movie news. They then go on to list some of their favorite (and in Alex's case, least favorite) movies that they watched while they were away.

Alex and Davis decide to take a deep dive into the Cornetto Trilogy, a series of comedy films from Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. They open the show like always with a breakdown of the world of pop culture including some brand new trailers for upcoming movies. Then they get into the Cornetto trilogy and move along chronologically, from Shaun of the Dead to Hot Fuzz and finally The World's End, picking out some cool scenes, fun facts and funny moments along the way.

On this tribute episode of Through the Lens, Alex and Davis talk about some of the greatest performances of Sir Sean Connery. To begin they look at some of the biggest things in the world of pop culture including a discussion of one of George Lucas's planned sequel trilogies, and a possible Sharkboy and Lavagirl spinoff. Then they finally dig into the career of Sir Sean Connery, looking at some of his most iconic roles including James Bond in Goldfinger, Henry Jones in The Last Crusade, James Malone in The Untouchables and more.

On the final episode of Spooky season, Alex and Davis discuss some of their favorite, and least favorite movies to watch around Halloween. They begin the show by talking about some of the biggest stories in pop culture including a movie about NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo and potential controversy involving Joss Whedon and Ray Fisher. Then they debate what exactly qualifies as a "Halloween" movie, before talking about some all-time classics, underrated gems, and downright bad movies to watch on Halloween.

In this third episode of the "Spooky Season" Alex and Davis dissect some of the creepiest, and most psychotic characters ever put on the silver screen. However, they first breakdown what is happening in the world of cinema; including Snyder cut news, the Uncharted movie and a potential "edgy" Barney the Dinosaur movie. They then jump right into breaking down the psyches of the twisted minds on their list, including such characters as Norman Bates, Hannibal Lecter and many more.

Scooby Dooby Doo? Alex and Davis open the show with a discussion of the biggest pop culture news including Mel Gibson as psycho Santa and the potential of multiple comic book multiverses. They then continue their theme of "Spooky Season" movies with the live-action Scooby-Doo (2002) and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004). They break down both movies, detailing the crazy original plans of writer James Gunn before getting into the meat of the films. They recite some quotes, make some jokes and do some impressions.

In this episode of Through the Lens, Alex and Davis take a look at the world of pop culture once again, specifically the potential of a multiverse within the MCU. Following a look at potential multiverse characters they jump right into their first movie of the show, Se7en. After discussing the shocking conclusion to this crime-drama they look at another Fincher classic, Zodiac. The two take differing sides and debate which is the superior film.

Alex and Davis open with the biggest headlines in the world of pop culture. They talk about the Disney remake situation, and how they feel about them. They then make the case for Disney remaking the 2002 cult classic Treasure Planet, and break down the film including their favorite moments, quotes and scenes.

In this inaugural episode of Through the Lens, Alex and Davis discuss their all-time favorite actors, actresses, directors and movies. From Matt Damon to Pirates of the Caribbean, their lists include it all.