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The boys travel back to space for a 2009 film that takes place on the Moon with really only one actor. You're not going to like this movie if you don't like the actor in question, which is something Josh and Jesse may have encountered in this episode. It wasn't all bad though, as these two pals used their hour a week to catch up, play some trivia, and enjoy each other's company, or whatever. Have...

Remember those kiosks in one of those big box outlet stores where you would go up and get your film processed in an hour or less? No of course you don't, this was 20 years ago. Take a trip with us back down memory lane as we get our photos developed together, in podcast form. Robin Williams goes dark in this one, and we aren't talking about whatever he decided to do with his hair for the role. It'...

Wait, you didn't think we were hunting actual human beings, did you? The boys were on the hunt for a good movie to watch this week and, well, it sure was a movie. Hillary Swank is in it, there is a fight sequence at the end and the ending was much to talk about. There was also a fun update on a scam email and a new form of late night trivia? The band of the week is an Archie comic? Cool episode, t...

The boys head across the pond to 1996 Scotland and take a taste of what life is really like at the World's Worst Toilet. Perhaps one of them didn't fully know what this film was about before picking it as their movie of the week, instead banking on the fact that Ewan McGregor is in it, and that was good enough. Some fun scam emails were read and a tough trivia round leads to an all-time episode!

Do you believe in multiple universes where perhaps you are a much cooler person who knows sweet skills and doesn't worry about mundane things like where you're going to park or what you're going to eat for dinner tonight? Also do you like action? And funny raccoons? Then you'll love the movie of the week! The boys talk about a vast majority of dope things as well. Due to technical difficulties, th...

Looking for a weird movie? A kind of fever dream one would only think is a good idea in the throes of sickness? Being John Malkovich filled that hole for us, and for the most part, our minds were blown. Some fun new segments were introduced, including a titillating trivia round. Please listen to me. 

After a brief hiatus, Jesse and Josh are back at it, with an interesting movie choice. One of Ryan Gosling's early films may just be his best, at least according to one of the hosts. Somebody gets a haircut, somebody watches an old show and both of them have a lot of fun in this episode. Hope you do too!

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Josh and Jesse change things up this episode and watch an anime film, and a famous one at that! Some new segments are sprinkled in, including a brief look at the news and an update on whether one of the hosts have seen a dead body this week. Spoiler, the answer isn't no! Who's your favourite Pokemon? They'll tell you theirs, and look forward to hearing why they're wrong. Enjoy!

The boys return for their big 20's episode as they celebrate Jesse's last podcast before he turns the big 30. Unfortunately, microphone issues and a lost section of recording drag down the iconic 1983 film by Canadian David Cronenberg, but they don't let it get them down! It's still good! Please listen! Thanks in advance for the listening.

Sleepy Hollow is back in the limelight with news breaking of a potential reboot, and who can ignore the Johnny Depp defamation scandal that is rocking the airwaves at the moment. The boys jump in with their two cents on this rather iconic movie, with some good points and some, well, not so good points. It is the first edition of "Follower of the Week", where they talk about what languages they wou...

This week, the boys take a trip down south and end up in a warm time loop that they may be stuck in for eternity. They also discuss what they're currently watching on the old television and let's just say, they are quite different. It's a fun comedy kind of episode!

Jesse and Josh watch the 1992 satirical black comedy fantasy film directed and produced by Robert Zemeckis, starring Goldie Hawn, Meryl Streep, and Bruce Willis. For the first time in what seems like months, the boys agree on how they feel about a movie and their scores reflect that. It feels nice to have them back on the same page! Enjoy the show!

The year is 1984 and you find yourself stuck in the sewers of a big city. It's dark. What is the first thing you see? Rats? Nah, it's radioactive monsters who probably have a really cool name for themselves, but us humans call them Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers. The boys talk about the movie during an intense windstorm, as well as share stories about a member of a band they may or ma...

This one was a struggle. The boys discuss their differences, including a great debate on why the Rotten Tomatoes score was so high for this movie. There were some familiar faces in some fun roles and we get a fired up Jesse for the first time. Come for the movie review and stay for the debate on jam.

Finally, a movie to review in the current year! The boys visit Gotham City and get caught in a fight on a jumbotron that could threaten to tear their friendship apart. Differing views on the movie may be better content though, who knows. Spoilers ahead, so enjoy if you so dare!

Ashton Kutcher does it again! We time travel back to 2004 with the help of our journals and a little childhood trauma and review another Kutcher classic. He doesn't have limbs in parts of the movie! Anyways, the boys have a blast, hope you do too!

Jesse and Josh tackle the Shia Labeouf independent film "The Peanut Butter Falcon". A heartwarming story told behind a beautiful backdrop, the boys go on and on seemingly forever about their opinion on the film, which is the point of the podcast. Enjoy!

Who says the Vampire genre is dead? We are back with another episode and boy does Wesley Snipes look good in leather. As he cuts baddies in half, the boys discuss just how bad the acting and writing was in Blade (1998) but find joy in the small details of this Marvel film. Move over Howard the Duck, a new superhero has emerged!

Josh and Jesse travel to South Korea for this 2003 classic, Oldboy, for their historic tenth episode. The reviews are in and this is either going to be the best movie they have watched on the podcast or the absolute worst, which is made pretty clear at the beginning. Spoilers ahead, but you should definitely watch the movie before listening. Anyways, does Jesse have a thing for vampires? Enjoy!

The boys are back, this being their first podcast after Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars, which actually was not brought up at all during the recording. They do, however, talk about Bram Stoker's Dracula, the 1992 movie starring Gary Oldman in the titular role, which also includes some odd accents from some of the cast members. Was it good? Was it weird enough? Listen intently and find...

The boys head back to their roots, if their roots were watching obscure 80's sci-fi flicks you can only find in your local Thrift Store's reject VHS section, and watch their first Ernest film, Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam. They seem to have a lot of fun talking about how wacky and weird this one was, but they also get serious about their feelings and talk about their childhood. Enjoy!

It's not Halloween but the boys take a spooky trip to Hill House in this 1999 film The Haunting. Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Owen Wilson star in it, with only two of them keeping their heads by the end of the movie, which had Jesse and Josh clamoring for the next episode already. Who doesn't love a beautiful, terrifying house with a mind of it's own?

On today's episode, Josh and Jesse jump back in time to one of Nicolas Cage's most memorable films, Con Air, and it's much better than anticipated. They discuss the 1997 Academy Awards and spend a little too much time disgusted that this film was only nominated for two Oscars, losing both to a little indie film called Titanic. You want prisoners on a plane and prisoners in a desert and prisoners i...

The boys jump back to the year 2000 with this epic tale of femininity and discuss what Charlie's Angels meant to cinema moving forward. A little Wordle talk, a little tease for next week, and a discussion about whether we are an Owen Wilson or a Luke Wilson fan. You can only pick one! Enjoy!