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This week the boys discuss The Sacrament of Sin (2018), the seventh studio album from German Power-Metal band Powerwolf.

This week the boys sit down to discuss Answer That and Stay Fashionable, the debut album from Emo royalty AFI.

This week the boys were forced by their wives to watch the widely panned 2019 film Cats. Can it really be as bad as everyone says? Spoiler Alert! Yes... the answer is yes.

this week the boys sit down to discuss the 1992 Tim Burton classic, Batman Returns.

This week the boys are joined by Dan Barton to decide once and for all... is Die Hard a Christmas movie?

This week the boys discuss 1989's The Great Adventures of Slick Rick, the debut album from Hip-Hop icon Slick Rick.

This week Micah is joined by friends of the show Patrick Hooker and Dan Barton, to discuss the the HBO series The Penguin,

This week the boys chat about Thor's first playthrough of From Software's 2015 game Bloodborne.

This week the boys take a recommendation from Micah's wife, and dive into the debut album from modern pop sensation Chappell Roan. Will they love it? Will they hate it? How many Bronies can Thor take in a fight? All this and more is about to be revealed.

This week the boys are joined by Zach "IMDZ" Bolton to discuss Midnight Mass for our yearly spooky episode. This 2021 Netflix miniseries from Mike Flanagan centers on a devout and impoverished island community that experiences supernatural events after the arrival of a mysterious priest.

The boyz are back baby! Season 2 is here and kicking off with a review of the Netflix original series Kaos. This 10 episode series is a modern retelling of Greek mythology, starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus, the King of Gods.

This week the boys are joined by Karl Keiderling to discuss The Ladykillers, the 2004 black comedy crime thriller from Joel and Ethan Coen. The film follows five ne'er-do-wells as they set up a casino heist in an old woman's basement and things quickly spiral out of control.

This week the boys discuss a listener recommendation, the 1996 black comedy film Trainspotting. The film follows a group of young heroin addicts in Scotland as they try to navigate urban poverty and the tribulations of adulthood.

This week the boys discuss the masterfully made crime thriller film The Usual Suspects (1995). Directed by Bryan Singer and starring Kevin Spacey, Benicio del Toro, Stephen Baldwin, Kevin Pollak, and Chazz Palminteri. 5 criminals, 2 detectives, and 1 probably-fake story. This film is a true classic.

This week the boys discuss Principium, an EP / short film project from The Arcadian Wild. The EP consist of four movements each representing a different season. Each song was released with a music video in the corresponding season over the course of a year. Together all four songs tell the story of the first 3 chapters of the book of Genesis.

This week the boys discuss Kubo and the Two Strings, the 2016 Stop-Motion action/adventure film from Travis Knight. The film follows the story of Kubo, a young boy with one eye and magical powers, as he attempts to evade his grandfather who wishes to steal his other eye. Through his journey Kubo teams up with a monkey and a beetle-man as they attempt to track down the legendary samurai armor that will help him defeat his evil grandfather.

This week the boys discuss Shadow of the Erd Tree, the recent DLC expansion for smash-hit video game Elden Ring.

This week the boys discuss Dream Scenario, The 2023 black comedy film from Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli. Nick Cage stars as Paul Matthews, a mild-mannered evolutionary biology professor who begins appearing in the dreams of others and gets swept up into the whirlwind of unexpected fame.

This week the boys discuss Alien Ant Farm's third studio album Truant. This album showcases a band that is vibrant, full of energy, and ready for a good time.

This week the boys discuss Fluent In Stroll, the fifth studio album by the Boston ska punk band Big D and The Kids Table. This album marks a distinct shift in Big D's musical direction, in which they transitioned to what they dubbed "stroll", a blend of double-dutch, ska, reggae, and soul.

This week the boys discuss a listener recommendation, the 2004 Russian film Night Watch. Written and directed by Timur Bekmambetov, this urban supernatural thriller is the highest grossing film in Russian history. Thanks to Luis for the awesome recommendation. Go check out his podcast Kolazdice, available on Spotify or at his website kolazdice.com

This week the boys discuss Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989). The film follows a Japanese business man who begins sprouting metal from his body and becomes haunted by visions of metal-oriented sexual fantasies. Tetsuo was a revolutionary film in non-mainstream Japanese cinema and is hands down one of the weirdest things ever reviewed on this show.

This week the boys discuss Street Fighter 2: The Animated Movie. Originally released in 1994, this animated film follows the characters from the smash hit game of the same name.

This week the boys are joined by Zach McCrary to discuss The Iron Claw. This 2023 bio-pic follows the tragic story of the Von Erich wrestling family, who dominated the Texas pro-wrestling circuit in the mid 80's.

This week the boys discuss Heathers The Musical, based on the 1989 film of the same name.

This week the boys discuss the 2003 album Thixotropic from DC area Jam Rock band The Low Life. Although they only released two albums before breaking up, The Low Life are still remembered as a fun, high-energy band that was absolutely beloved by the people fortunate enough to have seen them live.

This week the boys discuss a listener recommendation, the 2001 sci-fi action film The One. The film stars Jet Li as both the protagonist and villain. His evil version is a rogue multiverse agent attempting to kill all the other versions of himself to become a god like figure known as "The One". With the help of Jason Statham it is up to Good Jet Li to stop the evil version from gaining ultimate power and upsetting the balance of the multiverse.

This week the boys discuss Tusk, the 2014 Black Comedy/Horror film from Kevin Smith. Justin Long stars as an arrogant podcaster who who has a chance encounter with a retired sailor who is obsessed with a walrus that saved his life years ago. Also, Micah and Thor share some Craigslist lost connection stories.

This week the boys discuss the critically acclaimed singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Kishi Bashi. Through a clever blend of Indie rock and electro-pop, Kishi builds rich and intricate soundscapes that push the boundaries of traditional pop/rock songs.Link to Micah's Kishi Bashi playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7xgeJweoR6YRqKZSleKzsX?si=0971c65619ad41a7

This week the boys are joined by Rob Hoover to discuss Hated: GG Allin and The Murder Junkies. This 1993 Documentary was directed by Todd Phillips when he was a junior at NYU. It follows punk rock legend GG Allin known most notably for performing naked, defecating on-stage, and attacking his audience. Spoiler alert: Micah is not a fan of GG Allin.Link to companion playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hBf1dMkhHe9Nvs5Imlqz0?si=7fa70551dc564d4fLink to next weeks playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7xgeJweoR6YRqKZSleKzsX?si=ba666c64f22a49e7

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Quentin Tarantino's 2015 Western film, The Hateful Eight. The film follows eight strangers who seek refuge from a blizzard in a stagecoach stopover some time after the American Civil War. Also the boys discuss the passing of OJ Simpson, and Micah weighs in on the ethics of marrying conjoined twins.Link to the companion playlist for next weeks episode:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7hBf1dMkhHe9Nvs5Imlqz0?si=079ec45daaa54111

This week the boys discuss the 2022 survival thriller film Fall. The film follows two women who climb a 2,000-foot-tall television tower, before becoming stranded at the top.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Consent to Treatment(2000), the second studio album from Houston Alt-Rock darlings Blue October. It is the band's first major-label album and features an eclectic mix of musical styles, telling a deeply personal and dark tale based on the personal struggles of lead singer Justin Furstenfeld.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Steel Rising. This action-RPG video game explores an alternate timeline of the French Revolution, where king Louis XVI has created an army of clockwork automatons to quell the rebellious masses. You play the role of Marie Antoinette's personal bodyguard, an automat named Aegis. Also, Micah tries relentlessly to insert helldivers into the conversation. Enjoy

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the 1989 John Hughes film Uncle Buck. John Candy stars as a hard-drinking, hard-smoking Gambler who unexpectedly needs to babysit his brother's children.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss 1917, a British war film from director Sam Mendes. The film was inspired by war stories told to Mendes by his grandfather. It stars George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman as two British infantrymen on a mission to deliver an important message to call off a doomed offensive attack. Filmed to appear as two continuous shots, 1917 is a technical marvel grounded in intimate and personal story telling.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the animated Sci-Fi series Scavengers Reign. The show follows the survivors of an interstellar cargo ship as they attempt to survive on an uninhabited alien planet filled with plants and creatures that seem determined to kill anyone in their path.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss Soup, the second album from 90's Alt-Rock band Blind Melon. It was also the final album released by the band with their original singer Shannon Hoon. Although Soup was generally not well received when it originally released, it has since garnered a cult following and has been lauded as a dark horse of the Alt-Rock genre.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss a listener recommendation, the 1995 crime-thriller Hackers. The film follows a group of high school hackers being framed for releasing a virus on The Ellingson Mineral Corporation. This is possibly the whackiest and most 90s film ever made, complete with rollerblades, techno music, and way too many leather jackets.

On this weeks episode the boys are joined by Zach McCrary to discuss The Green Goblin's Last Stand, a 1992 fan-made Spiderman film from writer/director Dan Poole. Made in Baltimore on a $400 budget, the movie follows the plot of the comic book story "The Night Gwen Stacy Died". Although it is not a big budget blockbuster, this film has garnered a cult following among comic fans and even had a documentary made about it. It's low budget, full of heart, and a lot of fun.Go Listen to Zach's show The Comics That We Love:https://kite.link/the-comics-that-we-love

On this weeks episode the boys discuss The Last Ronin. This five issue comic mini-series takes place in a bleak future where all but one of the Ninja Turtles has been killed. The lone surviving Turtle is on a relentless quest to kill the grandson of their arch-nemesis Shredder, to avenge the deaths of his fallen family members.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the 2021 dark comedy Red Rocket. Written and directed by Sean Baker, the film stars Simon Rex as a middle-aged porn star who returns to his rural hometown after many years and begins dating a seventeen year old girl.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss The Gereg (2019), the debut album from Mongolian Folk Metal band The Hu. Formed in 2016 The Hu blends traditional Mongolian instrumentation and throat singing with modern rock and metal stylings to form something entirely unique.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss The Beatles: Eight Days a Week. This 2016 documentary from director Ron Howard chronicles the The Beatles' touring years from 1962 - 1966. Get ready for some Beatlemania!

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the recent Netflix original film Rebel Moon: Part 1 - A Child of Fire. Written and directed by Zach Snyder, this sci-fi epic follows a former imperium soldier named Kora as she recruits warriors to defend her small farming village from imperium forces.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss a listener recommendation, a 2019 Netflix series The Naked Director. The show is a semi-biographical comedy/drama following the life and career of legendary Japanese porn director Toru Muranishi.Shout out to Luis Antonio Vidal for the recommendation. Go like and subscribe to his podcast Kolaz Dice.

On this weeks episode the boys sit down to just goof around and chat about some of their favorite and least favorite moments of 2023. Happy Holidays to all our listeners and thanks for making it an amazing year. We'll see you in 2024.

This week the boys are joined by Zach McCrary to discuss the SyFy series Happy, for the ultimate crossover event of this holiday season.Make sure to check out The Comics That We Love Podcast. Where the boys join Zach to discuss Happy the 4 issue comic event, which served as the source material for the TV series.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the 2014 comedy horror film The Voices. The film stars Ryan Reynolds as a likable dork who pursues his office crush with help from his evil talking pets, but things turn sinister when she stands him up for a date.

On this weeks episode the boys discuss the classic Coen brother's film Fargo. Strap in for a little murder, dark comedy, and plenty of horrendous Midwestern accents.