In this SUPER SIZED episode from our final alternate universe, Brian and Sarah review the extremely super sized movie The 10 Commandments, a weirdly horny biblical epic.

As the Mayor tries to sort out his dimensional drama, have another from the Patreon vaults, as Anton helps cover a classic film of his people, the Soviet-era winter fantasy "Jack Frost".

As the Mayor tries to sort out his dimensional drama, have another from the Patreon vaults, as Anton helps cover a classic film of his people, the Soviet-era winter fantasy "Jack Frost".

In the Independence Day universe, Anton and the mayor review the holiday's titular movie, Independence Day. It's an incredibly long film with ten thousand characters, most of whom are completely inexplicable.

This week, in the Halloween universe, Brian and Justin review "Trick 'r Treat", which is just... It's just so ding-dang good, y'all.

This week, the Brian and Colleen of the Easter universe look at "The Robe", a rather typical overstuffed and undercooked Bible epic that takes the weird tactic of being mostly about someone who's a few blocks away from whatever's happening in the Bible.

Whatever rumors you may hear, the Mayor is NOT uploading a years-old Patreon episode because the stress of starting the school year right now wrecked his schedule up. Certainly not. The actual reason is time travel. Or quantum.

This week takes us to the pagan holidays universe, where Brian and Courtney look at Midsommar, a movie about what happens when you go with a hippie to a second location.

Back in the Labor Day universe now, Brian and Emily take an in-depth look at Newsies, the number one source for millennial childhood crushes by volume.

This week, our transmission comes from the Mardi Gras universe, which, as far as transmissions you can get from Mardi Gras goes, is fairly mild. Robbie and Brian of that world bring you: "The Princess and the Frog"!