Dad’s Double Feature

In what may go down as our worst sounding episode yet, we have our favorite guest!! (no offense Declan) Join Collin, Russ, Ashton, and a super special tee tiny guest on an adventure through music in movies.

The boys are BACK. and better than ever! and in person! and tired! and talking about flicks! This time we're talking twins. 2 movies that have 1 actor playing 2 twins! 1998's DCOM archetype/remake starring everyone's favorite red headed non twin 'The Parent Trap' and 2007's Paul Thomas Anderson filmbro paradise hitter 'There Will Be Blood'. We chat about why we took...

You don't tug on Superman's cape You don't spit into the wind You don't pull the mask off that old lone ranger And you don't mess around with Collin when Russ is out on paternity leave

Collin, Russ, and special guest Declan draft for a recast of the original 1977 Star Wars with modern actors and actresses. There are a LOT of hot takes here, proceed with caution.

We're not car guys, that becomes abundantly clear in this episode. We are movie guys, if you didn't know that then I don't know what to tell you.

A double feature about goin fast and gettin away with it (maybe stumbling through it). Numero Uno is Ka Chow part two in 2011's Cars 2, and Two-no is Edgar Wright's 2017 summer hitter Baby Driver. There's a hot take button now, get used to it.

Another lil guy episode for ya. Highlights include evil ladies in film, Collin being a DC nut, and Russ not knowing who Jennifer Hudson is.

Your two favorite boys are back watching a Tyler Perry (PAIR-y) of flicks… but no Madea???? This time it’s ABSOLUTELY a kids’ movie in 2021’s Paw Patrol: The Movie, followed by ABSOLUTELY NOT a kids’ movie 2014’s Gone Girl.

Here's a quick one for y'all! In honor of the Drew Barrymore double feature from last week's episode, Russ and Collin share their top 5 performances from Miss "Not-The-Best-Talk-Show". The boys also give a quick review of Ryan Coogler's newest joint, Sinners .

Russ and Collin watch a Drew Barrymore double feature made up of 1982's Sci-Fi classic E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and 1996's cult horror parody (ish?) Scream.