Bong Joon-ho's newest film, Parasite, has people in an array of emotions when watching the film and even thinking about it afterwards. Parasite has gotten critical and audience acclaim, not to mention winning the Palme d'Or prize at the Cannes festival. On today's episode we take a deep dive into this movie. Is this the movie of the year????

Round 2 of Spooky Cinema Spectacular is here and you all voted for: NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET

Nightmare on Elm Street has been said for years to be a horror movie classic. Setting the standard for different horror movies, Freddy Krueger has been a household name within the scary movie franchises. On today's episode we talk about how Nightmare on Elm Street holds up today, how it surprises us, and our new desire to watch the classic horror movies that have set the tone for horror cinema.

On today's episode we go into the brand new film: Joker. Starring Joaquin Phoenix & directed by Todd Phillips, we talk about this controversial film & how current social issues may have or may have not affected how this movie was perceived. We also talk about Joker's actual origin story, Joaquin's exceptional performance, & how this movie won the Golden Lion Award.

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You all voted and the winner of the first round of Spooky Cinema Spectacular is: VHS 2!

VHS 2 is an anthology of different short horror stories, we take a deep dive of the 4 short stories, picking at each one with what was our favorite, least favorite, what parts we liked & didn't like, just everything about it!

The next round of Spooky Cinema Spectacular should be up shortly so make sure you get your votes in! It's going to be between Nightmare on Elm Street (not Nightmare Before Christmas) & Man Bites Dog! Check the Instagram story out for the trailers and synopsis! Thanks for voting everyone.

A movie about space and solitude, Ad Astra brings up ideas of space and solitude that we might've never thought of before. Listen to us talk about this new intergalactic movie that tells us sometimes the things we're looking for are in places we would never look.

She's still Jenny from the block

On today's episodes we go into the new movie Hustlers, starring Jennifer Lopez & Constance Wu. A movie based on the article "Hustlers at Score." A Robin Hood stripper movie where they steal from the rich and give...to themselves. Nonetheless, Jennifer Lopez kilt this role and still looks amazing at age 50, probably her best acting role yet. We also get into how Cardi B was exposed to this exact scandal a couple months ago and how it went over peoples heads.

Seinfield, Brockhampton, and Yeezys!? A couple of things that we get into on this relaxed new episode of Quick Take. See what we've been enjoying in music, books, shows, clothes, and movies!

What have ya'll be enjoying? How do you feel about Yeezys?

On today's episode, we cover our mid year favorite (so far): Climax. We encourage everyone to watch this psychotic, beautiful, yet disturbing movie for themselves before listening or listen then watch it! It's definitely a movie that has been going under the radar, but Gasper Noe really killed it with this movie, definitely an intriguing experience that you don't want to stop watching.

From you'll float too to YOU LIED AND I DIED, it seems like the IT series has come to an end.

On this episode we talk about IT Chapter 2, how it compares to the first IT. We talk about IT Chapter 2's scare factor, how the story pans out, and how we feel about this 3 hour horror film.

Do you think that there should be an IT Chapter 3?

It's Tuesday, which means a brand new Trailer Talk!

Back from a little vaycay and 2 weeks without recording, we dive into the Trailer for Jojo Rabbit! Jojo Rabbit is a movie directed by Taika Waititi (director of Thor Ragnarok), which is a satire of World War 2 & Nazi Germany. We also dive into the idea of boundaries with satire and parodies when it comes to series subject matter such as Germany at this time & genocide.

Do you think there's a boundary for satire/parody? Should there be? Or is that just Hollywood for ya?