Three Blokes and Some Content

Kyle and Dylan return to discuss  the cinematic event of 2023, that being  Barbenheimer - Barbie directed by Greta Gerwig and Oppenheimer directed by Christopher Nolan. They give their thoughts on both of the films, their enormous box office success, and how the rest of the year in film could play out. 

In our season finale, Kyle and Dylan talk about the year of 2022 in film, some of the best, some of the biggest surprises, as well as what they agreed and disagreed on.

In this episode, the blokes review the highly anticipated Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and do an overall Marvel Cinematic Universe Phase 4 Ranking (films only) now that the phase has wrapped up, as well as ending it with a 'What We Watched' segment. 

The blokes do their final picks for the third and round in their 'Spooktober' horror film bracket and present their final winner of the overall bracket. 

The Blokes continue their 'Spooktober' series with round two, putting horror movies from all eras up against each other in a tournament style bracket, this time doing the next four in the semifinals. Additionally, they review the new Marvel Disney+ special, Werewolf By Night for the Halloween season.

The Blokes put sixteen horror movies from all eras up against each other in a tournament style bracket, weeding out the first eight losers. 

The blokes are back with a top ten ranking of movies that have crossed a billion dollars at the box office, along with a review of the hot new film Don't Worry Darling. 

The Blokes review Pearl (2022) directed by Ti West. Hot off the heels of X released earlier this year, Pearl has some big shoes to fill. Can it live up to it's universally acclaimed predecessor?

In their first movie review in a while, the crew reviews See How They Run, the newest murder mystery starring Sam Rockwell, Saoirse Ronan, and Adrian Brody, directed by Tom George.

Vengeance is the directorial debut of B.J. Novak, a dark comedy thriller that's going under the radar and isn't getting the attention it deserves. Tune in to find out why this film is a must see!

Dylan watched Fight Club directed by David Fincher for the very first time and the boys weigh in on whether or not the film holds up or if it's a stinker!

With the first episode of the newest MCU Disney Plus series out, being She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, the crew gives their thoughts on the first episode - 'A Normal Amount of Rage' and talk about what the expect from the rest of the series.

2001: A Space Odyssey is a film that has dominated the talk in the world of movies and has been vastly influential for over 50 years. Watching it with fresh eyes, does it hold up and how does it play with 2022 eyes? Kyle, Dylan, and Zach discuss it in this classic movie review.

With the newest film in the Predator franchise out, Zach, Dylan and Kyle review Prey directed by Dan Trachtenberg , now streaming on Hulu. 

The guys give their review and thoughts on the newest action comedy Bullet Train. The film is directed by David Leitch and stars Brad Pitt, Joey King, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Brian Tyree Henry among several others.

With the recent release of his latest film Nope, Zach, Dylan, and Kyle talk about all three of Jordan Peele's film thus far, as well as discussing his strengths, weaknesses, and what we hope to see him do in the future.

The blokes give their review of Jordan Peele's latest sci-fi horror film, Nope, starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, and Steven Yeun. 

In honor of the recent release of Thor: Love and Thunder, Zach, Dylan, and Kyle get their lists together of their favorite MCU films, and count down their collective favorites, ranked.

With all episodes of the forth season of Stranger Things now streaming on Netflix, Zach, Dylan and Kyle, give their spoiler filled thoughts on the final two episodes as well as the overall season and show up until this point.

The guys give their review of the newest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor: Love and Thunder , directed by Taika Waititi starring Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, Tessa Thompson, and Christian Bale. 

Now that the year of 2022 is halfway through, the blokes give their thoughts and opinions on the movies and TV shows thus far in the year, as well as discuss what they are looking forward to in the rest of the year.

One of the crew's favorite directors is Quentin Tarantino, and all of us have seen all of his movies. In this episode, Zach, Kyle, and Dylan each discuss their favorite Tarantino film and have an open discussion, each of them having a different favorite film.

The guys give their review of the latest music bio-pic, Elvis, starring Austin Butler and Tom Hanks, directed by Baz Luhrmann.

Dylan, Zach, and Kyle give their spoiler-filled thoughts on the newest horror film directed by Scott Derrickson, The Black Phone.

With all six episodes streaming, Dylan and Kyle give their spoiler-filled thoughts on the finale, as well as the entire series of Obi-Wan Kenobi.