Chops TV

We review our experience handing out candy to all the neighborhood trick or treaters. Then Chops recaps the last few movies to get to his 31 days of horror.

Chops and J-Lo analyze Martin Scorsese's latest film, review the Edgar Allan Poe inspired miniseries on Netflix, and recap some other scary movies they watched this week.

Dubbed over horror films work just fine. Chops and J-Lo discuss the movies they've been watching this October, and the Kardashians come up.

Chops and J-Lo breakdown three horror movies that they watched to dive further into spooky season. Plus, our thoughts on episodes one and two of "Old People Fall in Love (Golden Bachelor)."

Chops and J-Lo start off October discussing a naked dating show, Robots also dating and a new play on the high school movie. They also hit on a few other things they've recently watched.

Chops and J-Lo go over a bunch of things they've watched recently. Highlighting Winning Time, Choose Love and Theater Camp, but also mentioning Our Planet, One Piece, Fresh and more.

Chops and J-Lo theorize about what is really happening in Dillon, TX after finishing the Friday Night Lights series.

Chops made J-Lo watch the latest Adam Sandler straight to Netflix movie. Also, how to appreciate a show that is weird, funny and just ended.

Chops and J-Lo warn you about Vacation Friends 2. Then they try to fix the season two entries of Friday Night Lights and And Just Like That.

J-Lo gives her initial thoughts on the show Friday Night Lights, and Chops beams with pride over the TVs he's strategically placed around his house.

Chops and J-Lo sailed right in from the theater to spill the beans on The Last Voyage of the Demeter. Plus they ponder the state of rom-coms while discussing Red, White & Royal Blue.

Chops and J-Lo complain about And Just Like That, and discuss the new Twisted Metal adaptation.

Chops has opinions on the best character in Righteous Gemstones. J-Lo explains why the Ohio State Fair is like traveling. Plus a breakdown of a forgotten 2011 movie about butter sculptures.

Chops and J-Lo recant their experiences seeing Barbie and Oppenheimer back-to-back.

Chops and J-Lo give their views on the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strike and what might happen. Plus Redbox has a weird corporate structure and some bad ideas.

A discussion about the movie "BlackBerry" also becomes a breakdown of old phones. Chops and J-Lo say, "maybe you don't" to "Maybe I Do." And what is Mattel doing with all these movie plans?

Chops and J-Lo take a trip through season 6 of Black Mirror and dine on season 2 of The Bear.

Chops and J-Lo aren't confident that No Hard Feelings is going to save the R-rated theatrical comedy, but they really enjoyed their trip to the Field of Dreams.

Chops and J-Lo discuss the latest offerings from Wes Anderson (Asteroid City) and Pixar (Elemental). Face/Off and Titanic come up a few times too!

A busy weekend for Chops TV included a show that may have missed the mark (Based on a True Story), a movie that failed the adaptation test (One True Loves), and Nicolas Cage as Dracula (Renfield).

Does I Think You Should Leave season 3 stand up to the first two? Tom Cruise wants the big screens, but other releases might take them. Shea Serrano's Primo is delightful and more things Chops and J-Lo are watching.

Chops and J-Lo got their thoughts out right after the Succession Finale for some Chops TV after dark. Also, There's a live action remake of The Little Mermaid!

The two lying hosts of Chops TV decided they needed to break down the final two episodes of "Succession" on their own weeks. They also liked the original "White Men Can't Jump" a lot more than the new one.

Chops and J-Lo break down episodes 7 and 8 of Succession's final season.

Chops and J-Lo on the laughs, tears and thinking of the third installment of the Guardians of the Galaxy.