We made it to episode 25! This is a special episode where Wong and Mike take a nostalgic and highly praised dive into the iconic 1994 classic The Crow and give an unfortunate review of its 2024 reboot—both based on the classic graphic novel of the same name. One film is revered as a masterpiece that perfectly captures the dark, poetic soul of its source material, while the other feels like a soulless cash grab that fails to bring anything new to the table.

Join us as we compare and contrast the two films, dissecting what made the original The Crow unforgettable—its performances, direction, and haunting atmosphere—and why the 2024 version misses the mark, offering nothing more than a hollow rehash of the original’s magic.

With some fiery opinions, and a few laughs along the way, we’ll explore how these two films represent the best and worst of modern filmmaking. Tune in to hear our take on both films, and let us know which Crow flies higher in your book.

Wong and Mike journey into Danny Boyle's sci-fi thriller Sunshine. Join them as they discuss the amazing ensemble cast, the film's stunning visuals, intense atmosphere, and the gripping tension in the first two acts, which both Wong and Mike agree are nothing short of brilliant. However, as they approach the final act, they find themselves at odds with the movie's narrative choices. Tune in for a candid discussion about where Sunshine falters and how its conclusion left them in the dark, despite a promising start. Whether you're a fan of the film or new to it, Sunshine is definitely one to add to your list for a cozy, chill night.

This episode is strictly for mature audiences only! Wong and Mike dive into the brutal and twisted world of Bone Tomahawk, the western horror film directed by S. Craig Zahler and starring Kurt Russell. It's a love-hate relationship for Wong as he grapples with the film's violence and brutality, especially during its intense third act. He and Mike explore the shocking moments that will haunt you long after the credits roll, discussing why Bone Tomahawk is not for the faint of heart. So buckle up and join Wong and Mike as they navigate one of the most disturbing films of the modern horror-western genre.

Get ready for some icy thrills in this episode as we dive into Arctic (2018), the survival adventure film starring Mads Mikkelsen. We’ll break down Mads' amazing performance and explore how his character uses his wits and ingenuity to survive in the unforgiving Arctic wilderness. Plus, we’ll discuss how a movie with barely any dialogue or action can still hold your attention.

So grab your toques (yes, that's how we say it in Canada), and snow boots, bundle up, and join us as we talk about everything from Joe Penna’s direction to the film's intense survival themes, to the beautiful cinematography. It’s the survival movie you didn’t know you needed, and we’re here to tell you why Wong is Right with Mike about Arctic!

Wong and Mike have differing opinions on the South Korean film No Tears for the Dead directed by Lee Jeong-beom. Mike loves the film, praising its action, emotional depth, and dark tones, while Wong thinks it’s just 'meh,' critiquing its pacing, underdeveloped characters, and plot holes. Tune in for a respectful debate as they unpack the film’s themes of vengeance and redemption. Who’s right? You’ll have to listen to find out!

'Tis the season for holiday cheer and festive films! In this special Christmas episode, Wong and Mike dive into their favorite Christmas movies. They share what makes these films so magical, why they’ve stood the test of time, and how they’ve become integral viewing during the holiday season. Expect a mix of heartwarming nostalgia, quirky debates, and plenty of festive movie recommendations to get you in the holiday spirit. Because when it comes to Christmas movies, Wong is right!

Wong and Mike recommend the 2001 French romantic comedy Amélie, a charming, offbeat gem that defies the usual rom-com formula. Starring the enchanting Audrey Tautou and directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, this film brings a refreshing twist to the genre with its sharp humor, whimsical storytelling, and vibrant cinematography. Tune in as Wong and Mike unpack why Amélie isn’t just a perfect movie for date night, but also uplifting and inspiring, leaving you feeling full of warmth and positivity. Whether you're in the mood for a quirky love story or just need a feel-good escape, this one’s sure to hit the spot.

Wong and Mike talk about one of their favorite martial arts films of the 2000s. The highly entertaining Indonesian martial arts masterpiece The Raid: Redemption (2011)! Directed by Gareth Evans and starring the talented Iko Uwais, this cult classic redefined action cinema. In this episode, your hosts discuss why The Raid is one of the most jaw-dropping, action films ever released. From heart-stopping stunts to mind-blowing fight choreography, this film has some of the most insane martial arts battles ever captured on camera. Grab your popcorn, and put on your headphones — you won’t want to miss this!

Wong and Mike dive into one of their all-time favorite horror movies: the 1982 cult classic The Thing, directed by the master of horror, John Carpenter, and featuring the legendary Kurt Russell. Join them as they discuss their favorite scenes and explore why this film is a horror masterpiece that deserves a spot on everyone’s Halloween watch list.

Join Wong and Mike in this episode as they dive into the cult classic Tucker and Dale vs Evil! Released in 2010 and directed by Eli Craig, this horror-comedy gem flips the script on traditional horror tropes, delivering a different blend of laughs and thrills. Discover why this film is perfect for your Halloween watchlist, especially with friends. Tune-in and get ready for a laugh-filled discussion on why Wong and Mike love this horror-comedy—one that’s more about friendship than fear.