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This week on the podcast, me and Brandon are joined by special guest Justine Bijou, Twitch streamer and all-around pop culture nerd, to break down Avatar: Fire and Ash. We dive into what worked, what didn’t, and how it stacks up against the rest of the Avatar universe.

We also branch out into quick-hit conversations on some of our favorite (and not-so-favorite) shows, including Plurobis, Stranger Things, I Love LA, and Fall Out. Plus, we give rapid-fire reviews of The Housemaid and Ella McCay, keeping things spoiler-light but honest.

To wrap things up, we play a fun round of Guess the Movie, where I list several movies based on video games—and Brandon and Justine have to figure out what movie I’m talking about. Expect laughs, debates, and plenty of movie talk from start to finish. 🎬🎮

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The Christmas is episode is already here?! This year has gone by too fast. This year we review 1996's classic movie, Jingle All The Way and 2022 Spirited on Apple TV. We also discuss our favorite recent streaming show and documentaries. And we close the episode with a new game. We list 10 movie scenarios and you have to guess if it is a Hallmark Christmas movie plot, or a Christmas movie i made up.

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We have a jammed packed episode! First we open with the news of Netflix winning the bid to buy Warner Brothers and what this could mean for movie theaters. We share our thoughts on the new season of Stranger Things. We both have found a new show on Apple TV to binge, Pluribus. Then we play a new game on which we both pick 5 characters from movies that came out this year to put in the Thanksgiving Day parade. We move to our movie review for this year's Thanksgiving movie, Eternity. And we also review Disney's Zootopia 2. Lastly we finish the episode with a recap of actors who had the most block buster movies.

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New reviews for Wicked For Good and Sisu: Road to Revenge.

Introducing a new game as well. A Draft for items from movies with their abilities attached to them.

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In this episode, we dive into two wildly different but equally entertaining films. First up: The Running Man, the neon-soaked dystopian action flick that pits Glenn Powell against a deadly game show long before reality TV took over the world. Then we switch gears to the slick, twist-heavy world of Now You See Him, Now You Don’t, breaking down the tricks, turns, and cinematic sleight of hand that keep the story—and us—on our toes.

But that’s not all. We wrap things up with a draft of the best Stephen King movie adaptations, battling it out to build the strongest roster of King’s big-screen nightmares, thrillers, and emotional gut-punches. From haunted hotels to prisonyard redemption arcs, nobody’s safe and nothing is off-limits.

If you love movies, magic, mayhem, and a little competitive chaos, this episode’s got your name on it.

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This week on the pod, we dive deep into two of the latest cinematic releases — the brutal sci-fi survival of Predator: Badlands and the haunting, emotional powerhouse Die My Love. We break down what worked, what didn’t, and which one left us talking long after the credits rolled.

In movie news, we chat about the latest buzz surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s next big role and all the fresh updates on Avengers: Doomsday — including what the leaks and rumors might mean for the future of the MCU.

Finally, we wrap up the episode with a brand-new game segment: “The Common Thread.” One of us lists three actors, and the other has to guess the movie they all appeared in together — with plenty of chaos and laughter along the way.

🎧 Tune in for reviews, news, and movie-nerd fun — it’s one of our most jam-packed episodes yet!

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On this weeks episode we discuss our Halloween experience. We review Bugonia, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, and Regretting You. We finish off by playing a new trivia game for musician biopics.

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The biggest weekend for the month of October. Three movies. First up is Good Fortune. Written, Directed, and starred by Aziz Ansari. Next is After the Hunt starring Julia Roberts, Andrew Garfield, and Ayo Edebiri. Then Black Phone 2 with Ethan Hawke, Mason Thames, and Madeleine McGraw. We end with a new game of Pick 3, Lose 5. Where Rob Blindly ranks popular movie character Halloween costumes.