Jeremy blindsided everyone with a new AI show introduction. Brent continues his unholy worship of Judge Reinhold. Katie came back for another round of "WTF is up with Ebert's views on comedy?" And hilarious hi-jinks ensue.

Also, Siskel and Ebert get it more or less right. Sort of.

Katie's back for this one. And everyone laments the extremely misogynistic review that Ebert gave this movie. Seriously. It's so bad. And that's saying something because we have Brent on this show.

We didn't feel like you deserved a real episode for Thanksgiving, so this week we're talking about sequels that take a hard turn from their predecessors.

Jeremy hates the fun ones.

Brent, as always the more intelligent, learned, wise, kind, caring, and diplomatic of the two hosts, defends the them. Like a piece of ice once said, "Fill in the gap. Drop that bass and get the ninja rap... Go ninja. Go ninja. Go ninja. Go."

We were supposed to have a guest again this week. She bailed on us. So, you're stuck with us again.

As an added bonus, we discuss Anthony Hopkins's character's strange obsession with penises.

It's actually a very minor thing in the episode, I just wanted to type the word "penises".

Twice.

We're back (not a dinosaur story - but we do talk about a dinosaur theme park) with the rest of our discussion about Clifford.

Brent really wishes that Clifford had been killed in the movie. And he's not afraid to say it. Jeremy shows his age with the incorrect usage of modern slang.

Have you ever felt someone was so wrong about something that you felt the need to make a two-part episode about it on your podcast? Brent did. So, this is part 1 of our discussion about the cinematic masterpiece "Clifford".

Is it good? No. Is it fun? Not really. Does it have a Highlander villain? Only if you acknowledge the existence of Highlander III: The Sorcerer (aka Highlander: The Final Dimension, aka Highlander: The Final Conflict). Should you watch it? Was Ebert right about it? Would it have been a better movie if Eartha Kitt had been in it? Listen to this episode to find out.

WARNING: Some content in this episode may be harmful to some listeners. Discretion is advised.

Two straight, middle-aged, white guys discuss the plight of women in the world. Because those are, clearly, the only opinions on that topic that matter. We also discuss a movie named 'Thelma & Louise' and how much better it is than 'Deliverance'.

Jeremy defends the Gotham PD. Brent uncovers the root cause of his personality problems. Ebert gets it wrong again.

CONTENT WARNING: This episode of VS the Movies contains graphic content that may upset some listeners.

No one is safe from the injustice of poor cinematography, toxic masculinity, or bad movie reviews. Though Brent finds some level of solace in the fact that he had been avoiding this movie for all of the wrong reasons, and Jeremy argues that a movie's very existence entitles it to at least a half of a star.

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