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Chad and Cameron try to remember some science fiction things they like but end up talking about Warcraft

Chad and Cameron recall and share their favorite video game soundtracks. Which sound good on their own and which are storytelling devices? You be the judge because we got distracted and just sort of got drunk again I'm sorry.

The boyzzz sit down and lick eachother's necks for a little while, mimicking the behavior of their favorite animal: the vampire bat. According to Wikipedia, The common vampire bat was first classified as Phyllostoma rotundum by Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire in 1810.[2] The species received several scientific names before being given its current one—Desmodus rotundus—by Oldfield Thomas in 1901.[2]...

Chad and Cameron think briefly on the best and worst of childrens' films. Are they underappreciated art or the definition of exploitative marketing? Answer is both, but feel free to listen anyways.

Chad and Cameron sit down to help rewrite the worst episode in X-Files history, First Person Shooter. They get distracted by Skyrim. Be sure to check out Skyrim VR today! https://youtu.be/dnVkMsREqeE

The boys bring in the new year by cracking open a cold one and suckling the nectar within their aluminum idol.

Storytelling is an artform to be treasured, but not often enough is it studied. We do what no one else has done before and break down a little-known scifi film called Star Wars and attempt to figure out what makes it good.

Cameron and Chad think back to what they liked as kids and whether or not any of it still holds up. Do our tastes change, or do we change as people? Or is it just rendering technology that changes? Does war change? War never changes.

The boyz talk about their favorite My Little Pony episodes and moments, as well as how awful it all is and why they stopped caring. The light has left our eyes and the cold winds offer no respite to the memories of what was lost. For more Sonic the Hedgehog fanfic backstory, be sure to watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6ihWLbPtPE

The boyzzz sit down to talk about their favorite (and mostly least favorite) business practices, but moreso about how stupid people are dumb on the Internet sheez look at these goobers.

Cameron and Chad decide to talk about just whatever comes to mind. Comic books? The reviewing process? Our favorite Halloween traditions? You decide!

Humour Noire has been around as long as comedy itself, but why is it just so extra relevant right now?

Cameron and Chad hold eachother tight while recalling the most frightening stories they can remember at the moment. Also I forgot to bring up The Thing, that's a good one.

Chad and Cameron set aside their differences for one week only to share their favorite Inuyasha moments.

Toys toys toys! We like toys with cars! Toys toys toys! With lifelike battle scars! Toys toys toys! They're not mint condition, our toys toys toys We love them! (we love them!)

We all love those movies that are so bad they're good, but why? Is it masochism or a form of high intelligence?

The boys reflect on what makes an adaptation good, and whether or not "good" is an objective or subjective reflection of man's innermost desires to overcome his shortcomings and reach beyond his potential in the cosmic universe he finds himself drifting aimlessly through.

The boys gather round the pyre to discuss if it's actually a big deal if games are hard or not. Why make them hard? What is hard? Is Meatboy hard? I don't know anymore.

This week, Chad and Cameron talk about their love of the movie Alien, as well as their dislike of things that aren't the movie Alien.

Episode 1 - Nostalgia But Also Alcohol