This week, for the very first time...Jack and Alex discuss a video game. Played on Xbox One WITHOUT VR, we played through the entirety of Spectrevision's TRANSFERENCE. A game about reliving digitized memories and walking through an apartment, we discuss the gameplay aspects as well as the role Macon Blair plays in the whole thing. Check it out!

Intro music by Alex Brinkman

This week, Jack and Alex discuss the dark comedy with pretty much every famous comedic actor that exists, Vivieno Caldinelli's SEVEN STAGES OF ETERNAL BLISS, a wild release about a cult and a bath tub that people just cannot stop killing themselves in. Listen to some discussion about Kate Micucci, Taika Waititi, Maria Bamford, Sam Huntington, Rhea Seehorn, Dan Harmon, and would you believe it....even more people! This episode is...FUN!

Intro music by Alex Brinkman

This week, Jack and Alex get into the slimy, pinkish muck while discussing the 2019 H. P. Lovecraft adaptation starring our lord and savior, Nic Cage. That is to say, it's COLOR OUT OF SPACE time. We talk about every aspect of this movie, including all the different younger actors, Tommy Chong, the short story it's based on, and several different R. L. Stine related bits of television programming. Check it out!

Intro music by Alex Brinkman
Outro music is Flamingo by Kero Kero Bonito

This week, Alex and Jack get together to talk about Adam Egypt Mortimer's DANIEL ISN'T REAL, an entry into the cannon of all time great movies about imaginary friends starring Miles Robbins, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Sasha Lane and some very vibrant colors and goopy special effects. Check it out!

Intro music by Alex Brinkman
Outro music is My Evil Twin by They Might Be Giants

This week, Jack and Alex get together to talk about the most noteworthy Spectrevision release to date, that is, the batshit, bugnuts, Panos Cosmatos directed, Nic Cage starring, drug trip of a movie called MANDY. Get ready to hear some opinions on what's going on here and a whole lot of talk about the impressive style on display here. Check it out!

Intro music is by Alex Brinkman
Outro music is the tiniest clip of Starless by King Crimson

These two bullshit artists have returned to discuss an incredibly divisive...incredibly greasy film. Jim Hosking's 2016 film, THE GREASY STRANGLER, is near impossible to categorize other than being on Jack's official list of cool ass shit.

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No, not the fancy doll lad Brahams, not Taika Waititi's stellar Hawaiian coming-of-age film, Jack and Alex are here this week to talk about Craig Mcneil's 2015 release THE BOY, covering the childhood of a troubled kid living with his single dad in a motel in the middle of nowhere...and the relationship he forms with Dwight Schrute. Join us as we talk about the movie Alex calls "The Florida Project if it was just one kid spitting loogies on windshields for its entire runtime."

Intro music by Alex Brinkman
Outro music is Only A Lad by Oingo Boingo

This week, Jack and Alex get together to discuss their very first SCREEN movie. Joining the ranks of things like UNFRIENDED and SEARCHING, we have the Spectrevision-released, Elijah Wood and Sasha Grey-starring OPEN WINDOWS! This brings with it discussion about past careers of the leads and other noteworthy releases within this very limited horror subgenre. Check it out!

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This week, Alex and Jack get together to talk about the black-and-white, role reversed vampire movie A GIRL WALKS HOME ALONE AT NIGHT from director Ana Lily Amirpour. This movie, completely in Farsi, is a completely unique experience, being "the first Iranian vampire western" film, there's a lot to talk about...but mostly we just gush.

Intro music by Alex Brinkman
Outro music this week is Yarom Bia by Kiosk

Alex and Jack this week cover a 2014 horror comedy movie about zombie children that is handled about as well as one could expect. This star studded comedy cast is led by Elijah Wood but features Rainn Wilson, Allison Pill, that guy from LOST tripping on mushrooms, Leigh Whannel, and Kenneth from 30 Rock! Join us to find out if this horror comedy succeeds in either genre! 

Intro music by Alex Brinkman
Outro music is I Kill Children by Dead Kennedys