No, Jack and Alex are not discussing the legendary pop and hip-hop band LFO (Lyte Funky Ones) this week, they're talking about the 2013 Swedish psychological horror/sci-fi movie directed by Antonio Tubén, LFO! This is the second in our series covering Spectrevision films, a company mainly devoted to horror releases and this slots in perfectly after our trip to Toad Road last week, as LFO follows an awkward middle-aged man who has discovered the precise droning noise that can make other people follow your every command. Listen for discussion of the whole story as well as some talk about Paul Verhoeven's HOLLOW MAN and how the movies have some...similar themes.

Intro music by Alex Brinkman
Outro music this week is LFO - Summer Girls

Jack and Alex start out a brand new miniseries covering SPECTREVISION, a horror based film production company founded by Daniel Noah, Josh C. Waller, and Elijah Wood in 2010. This is the first movie out of the gate and it is a ballsy move, TOAD ROAD, a 2012 film from director Jason Banker following a group of drug-users/party people in a documentary/faux-documentary style as they hang out, drink, do drugs, and investigate an urban legend about a GATEWAY TO HELL. Abandon all expectations. See some visions of some spectres.

Intro music by Alex Brinkman
Outro music is Possum Kingdom by The Toadies

In our LONG AWAITED return to podcasting, we make a big announcement regarding what we're covering going forward in our complete overhaul/transition into the world of other studios. After that, Jack and Alex discuss the netflix original, children's musical/comedy, JOHN MULANEY & THE SACK LUNCH BUNCH! A24-Z24 goes into full effect next week but first, enjoy this silly conversation about childhood innocence, the works of Mark Twain, David Byrne, and Wonder Showzen. Be prepared to see some Spectres...

Jack returns again for one last week discussing the HBO/A24 horny druggy high school show to close out the Euphorantine series. Joined by partner in quarantine, Amanda Zoladz, they break down what happens in the final episode and give their opinions on the show overall, as well as talking about their favorite plotlines and characters and speculating where season 2 will find everyone.

Intro music is Teenagers by My Chemical Romance

Another episode from quarantine finds Jack and Amanda at the tail end of season one of HBO/A24's Euphoria. We break down and spoil the plots of both episodes and talk pretty extensively about characters' Halloween costumes, so check it out!

Intro music is Teenagers by My Chemical Romance

Back for another week of quarantine, Jack and Amanda are diving into the fifth and sixth episodes of A24/HBO's Euphoira. This gets into a discussion about the carnival episode that is just as tangled up as the episode itself and all of the repercussions that come along with it in the fifth episode. 

Intro music is Teenagers by My Chemical Romance

For another week in quarantine, Jack invites his partner Amanda onto the podcast to talk about Euphoria. This dives in to the second and third episodes as well as individual thoughts on drug dealers, serial killer behaviors, and pornhub licensing rights. Check it out!

Intro music is Teenagers by My Chemical Romance

This week, in a somewhat random choice, Jack is discussing the first episode of HBO's Euphoria with special guest/quarantine partner Amanda Zoladz. Discussion leans towards other coming-of-age media including but not limited to Degrassi and other A24 releases and we see how they stack up in terms of horniness. Check it out!

Intro music is Teenagers by My Chemical Romance

Although the two hosts could not get together face-to-face because of this horrifying thing that's going on with the world right now, Jack dug deep down into the vaults to find the first thing he recorded on his own for the podcast. I remember very little of the contents of this thing but I do know...I talk about another podcast for a great deal of this runtime. Check it out!

Intro music is Pump Up the Jam by Technotronic

For no reason other than Alex not having seen it and some reference to it in an earlier episode that neither host can even remember, Jack and Alex got together this week to watch and discuss Todd Phillips' JOKER. This shit is goofy and probably way past the point of any kind of relevancy but was a good time. We sure did get into it.

Intro music is 30 (instrumental) by Danny Brown