Join Jake and Tevis as they jump back into the Star Wars universe. In this episode, we dive into the icy depths of Hoth and the emotional gut-punch of Cloud City to ask the big question: is The Empire Strikes Back truly worth the TicketPrice or should it have died in the Wampas cave back on Hoth?

Join Jake and Tevis as they continue to travel to a galaxy far, far away and celebrate their 2nd year in the podcasting universe. This week the discuss the 1977 film that changed film forever, Star Wars a New Hope. Does this sci-fi classic hold up after all these years or should it jump into a trash compactor?

Help us celebrate the 2 year anniversary of the dumbest podcast on the internet. Jake and Tevis are drinking Long Island Iced Teas and kicking off Star Wars month with Rogue One. Is this Star Wars story worth the TicketPrice or is it just Bantha poodoo?

Join Jake and Tevis as they discuss the 2007 film Hot Fuzz starting Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Is this buddy cop film on the level of Lethal Weapon or Rush Hour or does it fall down the ranks to the level of Lethal Weapon 3 and 4?

Travel back to 1951with Jake and Tevis as they discuss The Thing from Another World. Is this film superior to the 1982 remake? Is this film worth the TicketPrice or should it stay buried in the ice?

Join Jake and Tevis as they discuss the 2025 horror film, Wolf Man. Does this film bring the horror and thrills or is it just another failed attempt to tap into the old Universal movie monsters?

Jake and Tevis are not just about horror movies , explosions, superheros and stupid action films. They have a soft side too. Join them as they discuss the 1989 film Steel Magnolias starring Sally Field, Julia Roberts and Dolly Parton.

Is Steel Magnolias worth the TicketPrice or just a Truvy-style fluff job with extra hairspray and no substance?

Are you ready to jump into the world of John Woo? Join Jake and Tevis as they discuss the most famous John Woo film, Hard Boiled. Action, Romance, Guns, Babies, and baby urine litter this film to make it the "Greatest Action Film Ever!" Is that claim legit?