Today we're talking The Man, a 2005 buddy cop comedy film starring Sam Jackson and Eugene Levy, and then get tired of it within twenty minutes and talk about whichever movies we've seen during our two-week hiatus which was definitely planned and not the result of our ongoing inability to schedule recording sessions properly. Does phrenology have a place in modern science? Is Luca solely a work of pro-italian PC pandering? Where is the line between satire and alt-right dogwhistling? All these answers and more in today's show. 

Lowest mentions of Israel in any episode so far, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't donate to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund. At least until I turn sponsorships back on. https://www.pcrf.net/

this is the best I could scrape together from my wet cake brain. honestly just wait for next week's episode, it'll be top notch

Still though, donate to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund: https://www.pcrf.net/

Fuckin I was up till 9.30am arguing with a manager from a shift last night and lewin ate a pot brownie and couldn't figure out how to work his xbox. New episode tomorrow or something I dunno fuck man 

Now presenting a sophisticated discussion of Master of Disaster Roland Emmerich's magnum opus, The Day After Tomorrow. Is it worth making a $125 million blockbuster just to live out a fantasy of owning Dick Cheney? The answer is yes. 

Donate to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund - https://www.pcrf.net/ - and listen to the end music for a surprise

That's right, it's time to talk about the greatest star of 1998 to 2003, Brendan Fraser. How did he rise? How did he fall? Will we finally get the Brenaissance we all deserve? Only one thing is clear: donate to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund. https://www.pcrf.net/

and the real star is Tom Hardy's penis. 

Turned the ads off, to celebrate donate to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund instead: https://www.pcrf.net/

cbf with the fractions anymore. It's the best trailers of the 2000s according to a listicle I read and then immediately lost the link to. let's get nostalgic

In honour of glorious leader Mark McGowan's decision to steal two-up from us on ANZAC Day, we're talking two equally incorrect visions of a pandemic-riddled society, except one's good and the other was made by Michael Bay. It's Soderbergh's 2011 masterpiece, Contagion, and 2020's Songbird, a film made by and starring people I've never heard of. Also, the Oscars. 

Recorded before the lockdown hit so it's not about that, instead it's just an hour of cultivating an appeal so niche it could only entertain exactly one person, and it's the person talking. And the ads are off, so there's that

Yeah so today we're getting into one of the filthiest, most controversial films to precede Lars Von Trier's library of revolutionary genital-mutilation fetish art, or just like, anything that ever got posted on DeviantArt. That's right, it's the 1980s seminal gay BDSM erotic thriller, Cruising, starring Al Pacino. Is BDSM a healthy lifestyle choice for you? Which hanky do you wear in which pocket to attract a watersports enthusiast? Why the hell do we keep forgetting to speak into the mike when we're recording? The answers to all these questions and more in today's episode.