In this episode of In the Green Room, Ty and Dan discuss Wrath of Man (now in theaters) and Beastie Boys Story (Apple TV+).

Catch up on this week's MCU news with hosts Ty and Dan!

This week, Ty and Dan discuss the premiere episode of Loki aka The Legend of Our Boy Tommy Hidds. Along their way, the pair dispel Mephisto myths, relate Minority Report to the MCU (again), analyze the filmography of Owen Wilson, and, oddly enough, connect Matthew McConaughey to the MCU in multiple ways.

Join Ty and Dan, along with guest Sarah Knauf, as they discuss three horror sequels in this week's episode of In the Green Room.

LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. This week, Ty and Dan are joined by friend of the podcast Sarah Knauf as they talk about some heavier topics than usual, including but not limited to sexual harassment and assault. This episode delves into the filmography of Cate Shortland who will make her MCU directorial debut with the theatrical release of Black Widow.

This week, we are joined by friend of the podcast Caleb S. Bunn as we discuss the second Captain America movie in anticipation of the Black Widow theatrical release in the coming weeks. The group all agree about Robert Redford’s appearance in the MCU, but Danny differs from the pack when it comes to a review of Henry Jackman’s score. Caleb demands Ed Brubaker is finally given credit for his comic genius and Tyler wishes he could give Pink Floyd albums to Steve Rogers.

In this Green Room episode, Ty and Dan with guest Caleb S. Bunn discuss Infinity Train, Hook, and Fast Five.

Catch up on this week's MCU news with hosts Ty and Dan w/ guest Caleb S. Bunn!

This week, we are joined by college friend Tori Estes as we discuss the first Avengers film in anticipation of the Loki series. We talk about whether or not we ship Nanner or Nawkeye, gross MCU eyeball removal, and Captain Europe.

Tori is back for a bout of discussion with Ty and Dan as they peruse a 2002 Tom Cruise film and trailers for films not yet released. Ty and Dan also give their own fan castings for the Dear Evan Hansen film, despite one of them not knowing the plot or characters of the musical.