What’s That Smell? You Thinkin Again?

This week, David and Connor check out the final Blue Sky film: Spies in Disguise. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and what caused the film to be the final time anyone talked about Blue Sky Studios animated films.

This week, David and Connor inquire about the death of the Lego film by resurrecting one of the final Lego films to drop, The Lego Ninjago Movie. They discussed what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and their theories as to what ended the Lego reign and if it can be reclaimed.

This week, David and Connor give arbitrary awards to some of the films they've watched for Think Stink. To commemorate 25 think stink episodes, they give awards to the most forgettable film, the most mid film, the most memorable film, and many more. To honor the forgotten films, we must award those that stood out as especially forgettable or even a bit unforgettable.

This week, David and Connor talk about the long forgotten (for good reason) animated spectacle, Rock Dog. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and who could be responsible for such a generic feature.

This week, David and Connor look back on the long forgotten attempt to revive the power rangers with 2017's "Power Rangers." They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't and why this film failed to make a splash into the cinematic universe scene despite being funded by Krispy Kreme!!!

This week, David and Connor explore the many different trailers for all the films 2023 has in store! They discuss the incoming classics like Barbie, the incoming misfires like The Flash, and all the nitty gritty in between from Mechanical Gorillas to Grim Grinning Ghosts.

This week, David and Connor return to the lost art of teenage dystopian films to check out the mildly big "Maze Runner." They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and what made this one stand out as both one of the largest and one of the last of this dying breed of film.

This week, David and Connor rediscover the 2009 Nickelodeon classic, Hotel for Dogs. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and the state of live action kids films in the late 2000s.

This week, Reed finally returns to the podcast to break down the 2010s! They go over what made it unique, what it retained from previous decades, and some classic films that dropped in the time period. 

This week, David and Connor check out the overlooked Apple TV Pixar wannabe, Luck. They talk about what they liked, what they didn't like, and if one is truly lucky for being able to check out such a film. 

This week, David and Connor explore the obscure indie classic, Frankenfish (From the director of Marmaduke 2022). They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and just how goofy this SyFy channel esc monster romp can truly get. 

This week, David and Connor reflect on the year past that was 2022. They talk about some of their favorite films, tv shows, and albums; all of which defined the year and made it stand out after a great 2021 for media. 

This week, David and Connor discuss the Amy Schumer trainwreck aptly titled... "Trainwreck." They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't enjoy, what they REALLY didn't enjoy, and why pandering and self-deprecation doesn't ever lead to successful comedy. 

This week, David and Connor talk about the long-forgotten action movie stapple, Stealth. They discuss what they enjoyed about the hidden action gem, what they didn't, and why an action film about an evil talking plane may or may not be the best thing ever. 

This week, David and Connor sit down and figure out what the deal is with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. They ponder if he is a good actor, how he took the world by storm, if there will ever be another The Rock, and why exactly is it him that broke out as the king of the action film in the year of our lord 2022. 

This week, David and Connor dive into the log forgotten late 2000's family film flop, "Aliens in the Attic." They discuss what they disliked about it, what they REALLY disliked about it, and what wide variety of other alien-centric family film properties followed in its wake.

This week, David and Connor unbury a long-forgotten entry into both the superhero and dystopian teen novel genres: The Darkest Minds! They talk about what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and the extent to which writers of teen book adaptations go to make their overpowered leads as cool and reckless as possible. 

This week, David and Connor rise from the dead the zombie subgenre of horror that rose in the background of the 2000s and 2010s. They discuss how it got big in the first place, why people enjoyed it, and if it's possible for a resurgence of zombie survival shenanigans in the coming years. 

This week, David and Connor discuss the 2014 teen dystopian semi-phenomena, Divergent. They discussed what they enjoyed, what they didn’t, and if there was ever a chance that this movie could’ve topped it’s monster cash cow older sibling, The Hunger Games.

This week, David and Connor look back to the obscure horror musical darling, Repo the Genetic Opera. They discuss what they enjoyed about the film, what they didn't, and all their complicated emotions regarding dark horror musicals and wacky antics. 

This week, David and Connor return to their favorite musicians list by updating it with their new favorite bands and artists! They discuss the new entries that have taken the throne, some old classics that still reign, and some of the artists that have hit them personally in ways that only be described in intense thoughtful rambling!

This week on a special birthday episode, David and Connor resurrect the long extinct MIB clone, RIPD. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and why the film fails to justify its own existence in a world post MIB. 

This week, David and Connor dive (ha ha) into the bloody, action-packed Jaws follow up, Piranha (not a literal follow up, more like a rip off). They discussed what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and why everyone in the world seems to know of the impending dread of piranhas. 

This week, David and Connor analyze the long-lost Christmas fiasco, The Star. They discuss what they enjoyed, what they didn't, and why the modern animated film formula is getting old and stale and if it can be redeemed. 

This week, David and Connor analyze the direction the MCU is going. They discuss if it's sustainable, will the show/movie pairing work going forward, and what they would do to keep the MCU afloat after the end of the Infinity Saga. In a world where Endgame ended, who knows what will happen?