Ari Aster followed up his masterpiece of horror, Hereditary, with something a little different, the folk horror film, Midsommar. This movie, while critically acclaimed, caused some debate and this week, your boys are keeping that discussion going. The boys are using their tried and true formula of suckage to end the conversation. The boys seem to agree on this movie, but what happens when an extra element is added not only to this film, but the entire Ari Aster universe! Listen to find out!

Pop-quiz hot shot: You’ve seen an action-packed movie as a child and now it’s given you some trauma, what do you do? Well, if you’re anything like your boys, we recommend starting a podcast and talking it out! And that’s just what’s happening this week as your best friends examine and break down the 1994 action adventure movie, Speed. This Keanu Reeves led movie is bombastic and is a ton of fun. Dennis Hopper gives a performance that is criminally underrated and that’s saying something! We also get to meet and fall heads over heels with a wildcat like none other, Sandra Bullock. So strap in for one heck of ride because this episode doesn’t slow down!

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Roy Orbison once sang “I don't believe you, you're not the truth,” and now it’s time that we examine the real truth: whether the 1990 romantic-comedy Pretty Woman sucks or not. Your boys have a tried and true method to get to this answer, so grab your pet gerbil and keep it close, because you’ll want the company while listening to this episode… mercy.

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Night has fallen on the small town of Santa Carla. A once quiet community, this town is now known as the Murder Capital of the WORLD and your boys are here to guide you to safety. Jump on your dirt bike boys and girls and get ready for the sexiest episode you’ve ever heard. Gabe has brought to the table, a story of trauma and loss. In revisiting the 1987, Joel Schumacher horror film, The Lost Boys, the boys talk about the effect this movie had on their youth, their style, and their taste in music. So get ready, take a long soapy bubble bath, and prepare to vamp out with this episode. This is a fantastic one, and that’s something I STILL BELIEVE!

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In 2015, Robert Eggers wrote and directed The Witch, a New-England Horror Folktale. In this film, the cast, including a young Anya Taylor-Joy speak in old English and the shots take a while to develop. This isn’t your typical horror film. We would go as far to say, it’s a slow burn. BUT… does that make The Witch a good movie? You need to listen to find out if this movie sucks?

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Oklahoma, the land of twisters, cyclones, and tornadoes (wait… are those things all the same?). This week we are joined by the fabulous actress Megan Golden as we examine and break down her trauma regarding the 1996 blockbuster Twister. This Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton led movie is wild. The gang examines whether twisters are sentient, whether stockings are still a thing, and if you can have fun in a bounce house in a major storm? In an episode where legitimate research has been done, the boys also give actual advice on how to overcome trauma. This episode has everything and you’re certain to love it! For now, we got to go… we got cows.

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This week, the boys are diving back into our highest lucrative partnership with Buzzfeed and examining the romantic drama, The Noteboook. Andy and Gabe pull out all the stops in this episode and break down this highly influential and important piece of pop culture. The Notebook is a landmark movie in the larger history of film and Andy and Gabe give this movie a fair and well-researched discussion. So sit back and enjoy this in depth conversation on whether or not The Notebook sucks.

What was the first movie that made you cry? For Andy, he would say it’s the 1982 Science Fiction Family movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. In this Steven Spielberg directed movie (who is making his 3rd appearance on the show) we’re introduced to Elliot and his family as they try to get a stranded alien back home. While this movie is heartbreaking and heartwarming, the boys, of course, take a few detours while talking about the trauma this movie afflicted on Andy. For example, what is ET (if that is his real name)? Is he a mushroom? Is he high all the time? Why did he drink all those beers and did he do it intentionally to get Elliot psychically drunk? And where does this movie even take place - corn fields and redwoods side by side?!? The boys are ready to dive into these questions and more!

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Tis the season to celebrate, because your boys are back and ready to deck your halls! There is no better time for a Christmas episode than in the middle of March. We dare you to come up with one! This week, your best friends are talking about the 1984 Holiday, Horror film, Silent Night, Deadly Night. The holidays can be tough and we know that the only way to start the healing process is to talk it out! So join your boys, pour a hot cup of cocoa, throw a fatty Yule log on the fire, and get ready for our most joyful episode ever. It’ll be a pumping good time!

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This week, Andy and Gabe are jumping into a new a series featuring the Buzzfeed article “21 "Classic" Movies Everyone Loves That Are Actually Inappropriate, Boring, Or Just Plain Bad” by Liz Richardson. This is to spark conversation and get the juices flowing. This week we are talking about the 1985 classic The Breakfast Club. Many considered this movie beloved, but we’re ready to consider and start talking about the suckage of this movie! Let’s jump into it and get ready to tackle this John Hughes film.