This week, we take on the Wicker Man-ish folk horror films Midsommar (2019), a A24 release about a bunch of grad school kids travelling to Sweden to get Sweded, where they are soon introduced to a weird culty commune through free drugs – followed by Apostle (2018), the story of Dan Stevens obliterating an entire cult through drug addiction and misery while searching for his kidnapped sister. Happy Summer Solstice!

It's family movie night! This episode, we take on Babe (1995), the critically lauded film about a pig becoming a sheep herder, followed by Babe: Pig in the City (1998), the biggest box office bomb of 1998. 

Join Nathan Bezner and his guests Davon Sanders and Kenny Adams as they talk about the FGC, or Fighting Game Community. We discuss a series of topics regarding eSports and the communities that surround the FGC in particular, as well as the games involved - Super Smash Bros., Guilty Gear, Street Fighter, and more.

It's Brian DePalma week on What's On the Pile as we delve into two of his more insane camp films Phantom of the Paradise (1974), a rock opera take on Phantom of the Opera, followed by Raising Cain (1992), featuring the ever interesting John Lithgow in multiple roles.

It's Mortal Monday on a Tuesday with  the nineties classic Mortal Kombat (1995), followed by Mortal Kombat (2021), starring Kano and some other people. MORTAL KOMBAT!

We finally do an episode on games! This week, Hsien and Nate discuss games they've been playing, some old, some new-ish. Discussed on the episode: Bioshock, God of War, No Man's Sky, and Paper Mario.

This week we've got a Studio Ghibli double feature with Castle in the Sky (1986) and Spirited Away (2001), both written and directed by the great Hayao Miyazaki.

This week it's a Bong Joon Ho double feature with Parasite (2019) and Okja (2017). We also ask the question would you eat something with a soul? How delicious would it be?

It's a double feature of M. Night Shyamalan's most reviled movies, Lady in the Water (2006) and The Last Airbender (2010). Jenner goes on an epic rant! Release the Shyamalan cut!

This week we check out David Lynch's only G-rated film The Straight Story (1999) - it's so wholesome!