This episode we cut into the 1996 slasher film Scream. We discuss aggressive reporters, things you deserve to die for, and what Ghostface was doing off-camera. All this and more on WTN!

Railroaded by the long arm of the law lately? Appearing before court soon? Well here's a few scenes to represent yourself competently..... Or incompetently. It really doesn't matter at that point. You're probably going to lose. Either way just stick it to the system. Good luck!

We're talking War, Tootsie Rolling, and Karate Moves!!! So you know it's Rush Hour! This review is considered G14 classified.

This episode we come face to face with our own mortality. The movies we watch. The reviews you listen to. It's all apart of death's sadistic plan leading to the grave. And you don't even want to f*** with that Mack Daddy!!!!

Grab your sticks band geeks! Today's your day to shine. This episode we take a look at the 2002 romantic drama, Drumline. The greatest marching band film ever. Do we know this for sure? Naw but we just thought we'd add a little somethin' somethin' on the end.

This week the guys get into 1995's war/action film Dead Presidents. Filled with a movie troup, a overused phrase, and even Jerrell discovering a movie milestone. The guys cover it all.

This week the guys break down the story of 2001's drama/sports film, Hardball. A lowlife gambleholic reluctantly coaches an inner city youth baseball team for money to clear his debts. But you completely missed the opportunity to make him wager against his own team. Way to go movie smh.

This week the guys delve into the 1998 Action/Fantasy film Blade. They discuss it's place in the MCU. Jamel draws Batman comparisons. And Jerrell takes a one-liner a bit too seriously.

This week we introduce our first Mini-Episode; something we will be doing from time to time. In this one Jamel has an unpopular opinion on which film is better between Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown. I know you true movie heads are thinking, "This shouldn't even be a comparison." I can understand, but hear him out as he makes his case.

This week the guys go back and review 2007's Transformers. This movie was directed by Michael Bay and stars Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox.