Who The Hell Is This For?

On this episode, Jeff, Ty, and ProdKath dive into Tarantino's western that's not Django, The Hateful Eight! Ty gushes about Kurt Russell (as usual,) ProdKath gets in on the Recast Wheel, and Jeff tries to remember more actor names.

The guys are back with Angels in the Outfield this week. Be forewarned, we had some audio issues to it may be choppy here in there, but listen past that to hear us discuss the similarities between Sean Penn and Dermot Mulroney, as well as try to figure out what child's movie featured a cross-burning (we don't figure it out).

What's your favorite scary movie? The guys bring you a very special bonus Halloween episode, in which we FINALLY talk about Scream.

This week, ProdKath makes a special on-air appearance to defend Halloweentown. Jeff is less than convinced. Listen along as we dive into the complex world of ghost-based race relations and think way too critically about a children's movie.

The boys are back in town (I resisted the urge to add that song to the intro), and we take a look at the winner of our horror poll: The Shining! Riley forgets how to count, Jeff commits a mortal sin and says Jaws is slow, and Ty blows out the mic imitating Shelly Duvall.

The guys have recovered from last week, and the whip is safely hidden out of Ty's reach. This week, Jeff doesn't know who played Aragorn, and we all have a really hard time comparing this to anything that isn't a Wes Anderson movie.

This week, the guys review Jeff's pick: Upgrade!

In this episode, wine gets drank, a whip comes out, we talk NBA (again), and get surprisingly heavy in regard to common problems with the horror genre.

This week, the guys tackle a much beloved American pasttime: the romantic comedy. Tensions were high, and lines were drawn in the sand.

Intro and outro performed by the Vivisectors.

You're So Vain performed by Carly Simon.

While preparing to record this week's episode, a bug got into the room. We happened to be recording already.

Riley's back in town, and the guys finally get into CAGE RAGE with National Treasure 2. This week features some godawful impressions and some hot takes regarding the historical accuracy of the National Treasure series.

Intro and outro music by the Vivisectors.