Casting The Net

This week, we're taking a look at the sci-fi thriller Anon starring Clive Owen and Amanda Seyfried. In a possible future, where people's identities and memories can be accessed by virtually anyone, A police detective (Owen) finds himself on the trail of a serial killer, whose victims may be linked to a mysterious women (Seyfried) who's identity is completely unknown.

We get our immortal samurai on discussing the Takashi Miike film, Blade of the Immortal. When a samurai is cursed by an witch to live forever, he eventually becomes a reluctant hero to a young girl on a quest for bloody vengeance.

We decided to get real educational this week, and talk about a documentary on porn addiction. And apparently, we needed a TON of straight white men to tell us how it's destroying the lives of white men, because no one else in America (or the world, for that matter) is as affected by this crippling disease as white men. . . and maybe one or two white women, we're not sure because the wome...

This week, we're talking about the pure insanity that is Mom and Dad, in which a small town is plagued by parents turning homicidal towards their own children . . . and one of those parents is played by Nicholas Cage, so obviously . . . hilarity ensues!

Sadie (Brianna Hildebrand) and McKaylah (Alexandra Shipp) are just too good at being bad in this slasher comedy, as the two best friends embark on a blood journey to become legendary serial killers in their sleepy Midwestern town, and maybe get a few more Instagram followers along the way!

In one of the best werewolf/coming of age films of all-time, the seemingly unbreakable bond between two sisters is tested, when one of them is attacked by a werewolf, and begins experiencing some unexpected changes. We're diving deep into this week's "Spoiler Supreme", Ginger Snaps!

Continuing with our themed month of Canadian films, we're talking about the sequel to Bon Cop Bad Cop, as Ward and Bouchard reteam to take on an organized car theft ring that will have them crossing over into the United States. And while a lot has changed, most things have hilariously stayed the same!

When a French cop from Montreal and an English cop from Toronto are forced to team up to solve a murder, you can bet there's gonna be more than a little bit of trouble for anyone who gets in their way. And we, as two Canadian hosts each representing the country's two most popular cities, it was only right that we talked about the buddy cop action comedy, Bon Cop Bad Cop!

"Clearly Canadian" month is starting off with a bang, as we talk about the grindhouse-inspired exploitation goodness that is Hobo With a Shotgun. Rutger Hauer is the Hobo in question, and when he grows tired of the depravity and corruption of a small town, he decides to take matters into his own hands.

Jared Leto finds himself entrenched in the world of the Yakuza in post-World War II Japan in the Netflix original movie The Outsider, a film that immediate prompts the question . . . Who asked for this? We try to answer that question (not really, though!) as we discuss the film on this week's episode.

This week, we're talking about the true horror tale Veronica, in which a young girl in Spain is tormented by dark spirits after performing a seance with her school-aged friends.

This week, we use our words to talk about the Netflix original movie, Mute, as Alexander Skarsgard plays a non-speaking amish bartender dead set on finding his missing blue-haired girlfriend in cyberpunk Berlin. . . . Yeah, we were really split on how we felt about this movie!

Finland throws their hat in the superhero action movie arena with the gritty revenge thriller Rendel. When a criminal organization tries to profit from a vaccine that illegally used children in poverty as guinea pigs, they soon find themselves at odds with the mysterious vigilante, Rendel. But who is this masked man?

What would you say if we told you that trolls were real? This week, we discuss the film Troll Hunter, and see if we can separate fact from fiction.

There really is no way to talking about No One Lives without spoiling it, so join us as we discuss this splatterific thriller, where a crew of low-rent criminals have to contend with Luke Evans, as a man who certainly DOES NOT like it when people take his possessions.

Chadwick Boseman is about to be the king of the box office this weekend, but he's playing a different kind of king in this gritty urban revenge film courtesy of Netflix. Traveling from South Africa to Los Angeles to find his sister, Jacob King (Chadwick Boseman) ultimately has to contend with drug dealers, corrupt politicians, and gangsters, and enforce his own brand of justice.

Changing the game, once again, The Cloverfield Paradox wasted no time after releasing a trailer during Super Bowl LII, subsequently releasing the whole film on Netflix by the time the big game was over! In addition to discussing the film, we also talk about the Cloverfield franchise as a whole, and how it fits into the franchise as a whole. Does it truly answer the questions we've had since t...

Terror awaits a mother and son settling into a temporary home after the death of a loved one in the latest thriller from Netflix, The Open House. If they're not dealing with intrusive realtors barging in on them telling them to vacate for a predetermined chuck of time on the weekends to show the house, they also have their strange number showing up unexpectedly, and possible someone coming in...

This week, we're talking about the unbelievably true story of Jan Lewan, as played by Jack Black in The Polka King. The film tells the story of Lewan's rise to fame as the Polka King of Pennsylvania, and his eventual downfall when he's convicted of running a Ponzi scheme through his local gift shop. This is definitely a case of the truth being stranger, and funnier, than fiction!

On this week's episode, we discuss the "latest" film from director Mike Flanagan, Before I Wake. When Jessie (Kate Bosworth) and Mark (Thomas Jane) become foster parents to young Cody (Jacob Tremblay), the quickly realize that the child has a rather unique gift; when he sleeps, his dreams become real. But what seems harmless at first, soon becomes a living nightmare.

On this week's episode, we discuss the Netflix Original comedy Naked. Aimless groom-to-be Rob (Marlon Wayans) has enough of us mind to deal with as his impending wedding approaches. Things only get more complicated when Rob wakes up on his wedding day, naked in an elevator . . . over and over again.

Ethan Hawke decides to get his "Impossible White Man" on, as we discuss the action thriller, 24 Hours To Live, on this week's episode. After being shot and killed in the line of duty, former soldier/assassin-for-hire Travis Conrad (Ethan Hawke) is brought back to life for only 24 hours, and is dead set on taking revenge on everyone who's double-crossed him.

The first year of our show ends with us discussing the Netflix original film Bright. In a world where orcs, elves, and fairies co-exist with humans, two LAPD officers, one human and one orc (Will Smith and Joel Edgerton), will have to set aside their differences to protect a magic wand from dirty cops, gangs, and an elf priestess (Noomi Rapace) bent on world domination.

It's all out war on these streets, as we talk about the action movie Bushwick on this week's episode. When a heavily-armed militia descends upon New York City, grad student Lucy (Brittany Snow)and war veteran Stupe (Dave Bautista) are forced to work together to survive, as chaos erupts.

On this week's episode, we're talking about the YouTube Original Movie, King of the Dancehall, where young Tarzan (Nick Cannon), heads down to Jamaica with a plan to flip weed with his cousin (Busta Rhymes), and make some money to pay for his mother's (Whoopi Goldberg) medical bills. Things change for Tarzan fast, however, when he's pulled into the amazing world of dancehall.