The boys celebrate Thanksgiving by talking the only two real thanksgiving movies out there, including the classic John Candy vehicle Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987), and the well-regarded, critically-acclaimed CLASSIC slasher, Thankskilling (2007). Along the way they discuss their own travel foibles, Thanksgiving traditions, and kick off their charity drive. Yes, charity, because the boys have made a mockery of civilization and need to give back.

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The boys get back to Spooky Town and discuss the murderers and psychos they've known as well as some scary stories about their cohost Jon. They also talk about RJD2's early 2000's releases, including Deadringer (2002) and The Horror (2003), which include songs like Ghostwriter, The Horror, Final Frontier (remix), and Good Times. They also run through movies, including The Descent (2003), The 'Burbs (1989), The Thing (1982), The Shining (1980), Beetlejuice (1988), The Lost Boys (1987), Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988), among others. 

Podcast theme song is adapted from Spooky Theme by Mystified, Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), check out the spooky album here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Mystified/Traveller_Soundtrack_Selections/03_mystified_-_spooky_theme/

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How about a thematic episode for once, instead of the random crap that the brothas usually put together? In this ep they review Fright Night (Matt reviews it, Will criticizes) and Scary Movies, both the original by Bad Meets Evil and the sequel by Royce Da 5'9". They also discuss how much Jon loves Mischief night and the feeling you get in your gut when your wife tells you she wants to take dancing lessons with you. www.whatupbrotha.com and Instagram @whatupbrothapodcast. Hit us up at [email protected]

Podcast theme song is adapted from Spooky Theme by Mystified, Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), check out the spooky album here: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Mystified/Traveller_Soundtrack_Selections/03_mystified_-_spooky_theme/

Matt and Will proceed with their next installment of the 13 series, reviewing 1999's THE THIRTEENTH WARRIOR as well as an episode of the 1991 show DOUG, specifically the one about shoes. 

Prior to that, Matt tells a story about a man losing a tooth in a controlled fall.

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13 is the lucky number for this podcast and the next as Matt and Will discuss two movies involving the number 13, today reviewing a killer samurai movie called 13 ASSASSINS (2010). On the way to the review, they discuss snakes and birds, freestyling, how Matt has moist dreams about Jon, and also the 1959 song RUMBLE by Link Wray and his Wraymen. 

Will and Matt have another change of venue and use it to discuss cyclists and runners, as well as the time Will was scared of people sneaking into his yard. They also talk about the 1969 (nice) movie The Wild Bunch and a mediocre 2003 album, Neptunes Presents: Clones. This week's remixed theme song again uses "bongo dry.wav" by Satoration via Freesound.

In the first guest appearance, Will and Matt's cousin Jacob and some guy named Damien join the podcast to talk how to best hedge against inflation with your investments, whether muni bonds might outperform equities, and how to maximize tax deductions. Just kidding. They talk the scatological, including diet pills and pizza buffets. They then discuss the N64 classic Goldeneye, as well as a mess of other N64 games of note. Somehow, the entire second half of the episode is devoted to that purple and gray box. 

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Matt starts this podcast off rehashing his immoral activities while claiming that pointing out said immoral activities is unfair. The brothers exchange ID's in a discussion about the DMV. They then launch into a Show and Tell segment, showing off a book on Fast Walking. Then the reviews kick off with a deep dive into Godzilla and Pharoah Monch's Simon Says, and end on the late 90's early 00's PC multiplayer shooter Tribes. 

This week's remixed theme song uses "bongo dry.wav" by Satoration via Freesound.