The guys reunite to debrief their thoughts on the documentary You Can See Everything, the new film co-directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder that follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes a month before she surrendered herself to prison in 2023.
Zach and James are joined by Logan to discuss the divisive new Alejandro González Iñárritu satirical black comedy film Digger, starring Tom Cruise.
The guys reunite to tell travel stories, then play a classic this-or-that movie trivia game.
James and Kyle debate the definition of a serial killer while discussing the new Ted Kazynski biopic Unabomber, then run down their 10 favorite investigation procedurals.
We are off this week so here’s a recent Patreon episode in place of the regular show in which we gush over a recent comedy-horror TV show, then discuss some other boob-toob recommendations. Enjoy!
Kyle and James discuss the middling nature of the backdoor Robin Hood prequel The Uprising, then run down their 10 favorite films directed by Paul Greengrass.
The guys disagree on the recent 80’s Soviet Union set buddy comedy Mayday, then run down their 10 favorite Cold War movies.
The guys get litigious while criticizing the animation live-action hybrid comedy Coyote vs. ACME, then try to survive Ridley Scott’s survival thriller adaptation of The Dog Stars.
The guys debate the meaning of life while criticizing the micro-budget horror thriller It Ends, then run down their favorite films with a runtime of EXACTLY 90 minutes.
The guys criticize David Robert Mitchell’s first big-budget flick The End of Oak Street, then play a quick round Film Feud – a Family Feud themed movie trivia game.
The guys get stuck in Netflix’s latest high-concept thriller The Last House, then feel stuck whilst running down their favorite films in which a character feels stuck (but is definitely not lost).
The guys have a spirited discussion over the particular details of the 4th Spider-Man movie (in this run) – Brand New Day.
Zach and Kyle each pick a movie for the other from their watchlist, including a Cold War-era spy thriller and a movie about a show about a band.
The guys criticize Christopher Nolan’s latest directorial effort, an epic adaptation The Odyssey.
Zach catches up with James on some recent elevated horror, his favorite genre.
Zach and James are non-plussed (or are they? depends on your definition of the phrase) by Toy Story 5, the latest in the famed Pixar series that started it all (as long as your barometer for the word “all” is 3D animated movies that are released in movie theaters).
Two-thirds of the guys enjoy the darker side of A24’s The Death of Robin Hood, then discuss one of Zach’s least favorite Robin Hood adaptations – 1976’s Robin and Marian.
The guys disclose their thoughts on Steven Spielberg’s latest alien entree Disclosure Day, said to be a spiritual sequel to his 70’s sci-fi classic Close Encounters of the Third Kind – then ruminate over whether 1997’s Contact is a better “but if they made themselves known” movie exploration.
We couldn’t record a new episode this week so we decided to release this Patreon Aftershow episode from about a month ago in which Zach uses AI to dig through James’ movie-watching habits. Enjoy!
Kyle and James have a messy breakup while discussing the low-budget horror box-office phenomenon Obsession, then lament the misguided relationship comedy-horror Over Your Dead Body.
The guys wander the liminal halls of podcasting with Backrooms expert New Zach, then run down their favorite rooms in movies.
The guys are joined by Star Wars expert Mohsen as they go on a rousing adventure with The Mandalorian and Grogu, then compete against each other with some tangentially-related movie trivia.
Zach and Kyle brainstorm ideas to save the movie theater industry: some sensible, and some wild.
The guys discuss Pixar’s biosphere forward family film Hoppers, then jump into their favorite films that contain a message regarding Earth’s environment.
The guys discuss two movies, one extremely vapid thriller and one extremely interesting romance.
