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This week continuing our Spooky Halloween month, we watched Mandy with Nicolas Cage. We talk about how this looks like a Mash up of three of our favorite directors and how it seems everyone in this movie is going Full Cage.

The second episode for our spooky Halloween is A Quiet Place. Forrest recounts watching this when his favorite thing was ending. He talks about what worries him as a parent. We talk about taking expired medicine when society has crumbled and medicinal cocaine. We talk about sign language and how Jimmy hoped everyone would have died.

The first episode in our spooky Halloween month is Interview with the Vampire. Jimmy has a deep connection to this story. Forrest has a beef with the book Gone Girl. We talk about the telamasca who are the witch and vampire security guards. We talk briefly about the musical.

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This week we saw The King of Comedy. We talk about a cameo from the only band that matters. Forrest also gives his theory on the movie. We talk about other Scorsese movies we can do in future episodes.

Welcome everybody today we are talking about the classic golf comedy Caddyshack. Jimmy and Forrest were both nervous about this episode for different reasons. We talk about the Dancing Gopher, Doug Kenney's death, and Chevy Chase being a dick. Forrest talks about seeing Rodney Dangerfield do stand up and being too chickenshit to say anything to him. We discuss the sequel and the actor equivalents they put in to it. Jimmy talks about his actual time at a caddyshack.

Through muddled audio and Jimmy's gritted teeth we talked about Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Forrest thinks this is the best story of the series. While Jimmy, speaking for the fandom, does not. We talk about time travel devices and ways people showed loyalty to Voldemort by way of Prima Nocta

This week we watched John Carpenter's the Thing. Jimmy had seen the prequel, but never got around to seeing this version. Forrest talks about the original and making the mistake of letting his daughter watch this. Jimmy talks about the troubles on the prequel.

This week we listened to the Rentals album Return of the Rentals. Lucas Perea joins us for more Weezer history and talks about his love for Matt Sharp. We tell a story about the smelly tree in front of the apartment Forrest lived in during high school. Jimmy and Lucas both still feel damaged after listening to Husker Du.

This week we talk about Cowboy Bebop. Forrest connects this show to The Venture Bros. He delves into his history of losing interest in anime. We point out the references to the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and others that were not expected. Jimmy talks about the Black Night Satellite. We talk about gay anime characters. Forrest talks about his dislike of Joss Whedon's writing. We talk about using the mentally ill as villains. Jimmy thinks Al Pacino is in the movie Lawnmower Man.

We are at the end of the Harry Potter books. Forrest and Jimmy debate a less than impactful death three pages into the story. Forrest still thinks the Dursleys are shitty even if they've had a horcrux living underneath their staircase for so long. Also, why would Draco embarrass his father in front of Voldemort like that. We go off topic and talk about Robert Kirkman comics.