The boys keep the theme tight this week, with an episode lovingly teased as "The Korean Train Special"

 

Welcoming Chris "Big Goon Arcuri back to the show, the gang tackles two high paced thrill rides with"Train to Busan" and "Snowpiercer".

In this episode, the boys break their trend of perfectly paired movies, but they do their best to tie them together anyway.

 

First up, in a pick from friend of the show Chris "Big Goon" Arcuri, Twitty and the Bran take on 2000's Roland Emerich flick "The Patriot". They try to answer the big questions like "Did everyone forget about the concept of battle tactics when guns were invented"

Then they move over to the real headliner of this ep, 2000's "Battle Royale". Hailed as one of the most controversial movies of all time, this flick features a campy villian, exploding collars, and the most arterial spray you've seen this side of a Troma movie

Chris "Big Goon" Arcuri finally hops on a call to give us the juiciest bits of "Lake Placid vs Anaconda."

He sticks around to help us pick this weekend's entertainment, and burns his veto on the first dieroll.

The boys are heading back to a galaxy far, far away; and they;re bringing some guests with them.

This week we welcome Greg Jones, and Devon Lockwood; of Urban Jedi Knights PHL to the show.

The topics range from Jedi/Sith power rankings, to the Skywalker Saga's middle children: "Solo" and "Rogue One"

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It's June 28th. 2020 6:00PM - I have listened to this weeks new podcasts already, and I am exceptionally bored

 

It's June 29th. 2020 3:17AM - I am standing at the fridge, eating shredded cheese out of the bag

 

It's June 30th, 2020 6:42AM - The new Twitty and the Bran has already arrived to my phone

 

It's June 30th, 2020 11:18AM = I press play on my phone; and I know boredom for the last time

Still recovering from last week's marathon episode, the boys decide to tackle a single film this week, and boy is it a doozy.

 

Full of explosions, memorable one-liners, and a whole lot of unintentional laughs, 1993's "Demolition Man" does not end up being the short episode they expected. From alternate castings to the plethora of destruction; Twitty and the Bran are breaking it all down.

 

This episode of Twitty and the Bran has been monitored and marked for explicit language in violation of the Verbal Morality Statute. Stick around after the show for the final fined credit amount.

Strap yourselves in, because this boi has length

 

Twitty and Bran hop on a call to discuss two fantastic movies this week, starting off with the 1988 action masterpiece "Die Hard." From incompetent cops, to backstabbing salesmen, the boys had a lot to say on this one. 

After that, it's sequel time, as your hosts return to the world of british superspys in "Kingsman: The Golden Circle." How does one accomplish a global monopoly on the drug trade? Will Magic headshot cures ever exist? All this and more, on this week's Twitty and the Bran

Catch up with the boys mid week. Giddy about the PS5 Reveal, we hop on mic to discuss what titles we're looking forward to the most. 

With fantasy football season quickly approaching, Twitty delves into his rewatch of "The League", and the guys reveal the Selections for next week.

Returning to the handy dandy mobile format, the boys get together to discuss the 2018 Dick Cheney Biopic "Vice".

A personal favorite of both our hosts, they had a lot to say on this one. ranging from topics like the overall truth factor of the film, to whether or not Dick Cheney is the actual Devil.

Upon reuniting for the first time in weeks, Twitty and Bran fall right back into the groove. 

 

The Summer beers are flowing and the movie watchin ain't slowing. 

 

The guys break down two Bran picks, leading off with 1999's "Mystery Men.".Even with the star studded cast, this one left them with a lot of questions like. "What year is this taking place in?" and "Do any of these people even have powers at all?"

 

After that they dive into "Kingsman: The Secret Service." Laughs are had on a variety of points, not the least of which being a super secret spy organization's lack of subtlety.