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Huge weekend filled with big box office hits and streaming series sensations! Andrew and Shane give us their 5 New Releases Worth Talking About Right now featuring: Swapped w/ Michael B. Jordan, The Devil Wears Prada 2 w/ Anne Hathaway, Hokum w/ Adam Scott, Widow's Bay on Apple TV+, and Man on Fire on Netflix.

Andrew and Shane do their best "Pardon The Interruption" immitation as they break out the RA RUNDOWN! 10 Topics ranging from the new Michael Jackson biopic to the Hulk Hogan Netflix Docu-series, Beef Season 2, and much much more.ORDER:MICHAEL, FUZE, OVER YOUR DEAD BODY, APEX, THE PITT S2, SCRUBS Reboot, BEEF S2, MARGO HAS MONEY PROBLEMS, HULK HOGAN: REAL AMERICAN, THE BOYS FINAL SEASON/GEN V CANCELLED/VOUGHT RISING

We have season premieres and season finales filling up our latest TV Update! Andrew and Shane tackle the premiere of the final season of "The Boys" along with 3 season finales for "Shrinking", "Paradise", and "DTF St. Louis". Stay to the end for some quick hits on "Your Friends and Neighbors", "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters", and "Daredevil: Born Again".

It's a throwback of sorts as Andrew and Shane rear back and let the movie takes fly with 7 reviews. Films included are: The Drama (Zendaya, Robert Pattinson)They Will Kill You (Zazie Beetz)Mike, Nick, Nick, & Alice (James Marsden, Vince Vaughn)Pizza Movie (Gaten Matarazzo)Pretty Lethal (Maddie Ziegler, Lana Condor)Mercy (Chris Pratt, Rebecca Ferguson)Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie (Matt Johnson)

On this jam packed Marvel Update, Andrew and Shane cover a variety of projects from the new season of Daredevil: Born Again, Punisher: One Last Kill, Wonder Man S2, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and Avengers: Doomsday. Reviews, news, trailer reactions, and the drama behind blockbuster movie release dates ... its all here!

Andrew and Shane take up the mission of reviewing the latest Ryan Gosling film 'Project Hail Mary' along with their thoughts of Ready or Not 2 and the legacy of action star Chuck Norris.

Andrew and Shane break down Oscar Night before playing a bonus round covering some of the latest 2026 films like The Bride! and Undertone plus new shows like "Rooster" and "Scarpetta".

Andrew and Shane break down the latest film in the Scream franchise, SCREAM 7, from the return of Sidney Prescott to all the new players and suspects in her neck of the woods.

Following the season finale on Sunday night, Andrew and Shane give their thoughts on "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" in full (spoilers ahead), complete with season rating, MVP, and finale discussion.

It's a shorty this week as Andrew and Shane tackle the new crime thriller CRIME 101 starring Chris Hemsworth, Halle Berry, Mark Ruffalo, and Barry Keoghan. For bonus content on their favorite Crime/Heist Thrillers over the past decade, head to the Recent Activity YouTube page: https://youtube.com/shorts/s64yMVv-Q_o?feature=share

Andrew and Shane play a fun round of Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down with several 2026 TV shows including "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", "Fallout", and "Wonder Man" before discussing which Super Bowl Movie Trailers made them take notice.

Andrew and Shane discuss January Horror Films including Sam Raimi's latest 'Send Help', YouTube creator Markiplier's breakout 'Iron Lung', and a few more from streaming/limited theatrical release.

Let's Get Boned! Andrew and Shane worship at the feet of Ralph Fiennes as they return to the world of 28 Days Later with the latest installment, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple. Thye discuss how it fits into the franchise, surprise character returns, the scary look at the opening weekend box office, and more. Then, they end on their thoughts of the latest Netflix film, The Rip.

Andrew and Shane review the latest creature feature as Primate hit theaters this past weekend. Then, they give their Top 5 Most Anticipated Horror Films of 2026 with many, many honorable mentions to add to your watchlists.

Andrew and Shane are joined by Tommy Thevenet of Haven't Scene It to put a bow on the films of 2025 with a movie draft of the best films of the past year!

Fresh off seeing the Stranger Things Series Finale in movie theaters, Andrew and Shane give their instant reactions to everything from winners and losers to the theatrical experience.

On this episode, Andrew and Shane attempt to answer 5 Burning Questions on the Stranger Things Season 5 Finale Hypemeter, Avengers: Doomsday Trailer thoughts, Who's the Better Safdie Brother after seeing Marty Supreme, Is the Song Sung Blue Family the most cursed clan in all the land?, and if Anaconda (2025) will topple the 90s Anaconda movie at the box office.

In this packed episode, Andrew and Shane discuss the Season 2 Premiere of the Amazon Prime Video smash "Fallout" before launching into their Top 5 TV Shows of the Year with plenty of honorable mentions as well. Happy Holidays, Everyone!

After its big finale on Sunday night, Andrew and Shane look back at IT: Welcome To Derry Season 1 including notes on all the expanding IT/Stephen King universe elements, where Season 2 (and maybe 3) may be heading, and much more. After Shane gives his review for the big Netflix hit The Beast In Me, they wrap up the show with their initial reactions to several trailers including Supergirl, Hi/Jack Season 2, and Paradise Season 2.

This week, Andrew and Shane give their initial thoughts on the first part of the final season of Stranger Things with FULL SPOILERS as they deep dive into fan theories, their own musings on where things may go, a ranking of who might die this season, and much, much more. Shane also gives his reviews on Rental Family and Sisu 2: Road To Revenge as blockbuster counterprogramming this holiday season.

In this episode, Andrew and Shane dive deep into the contrasting versions of 'The Running Man,' discussing the 1987 classic and the new Edgar Wright adaptation. The conversation shifts to Glenn Powell's career, his role in 'Chad Powers,' and where he stands as a movie star. They end on a TV update as they give final grades on the latest seasons of 'Slow Horses' and 'The Lowdown' before Shane gives us his initial impressions on the new Vince Gilligan show 'Pluribus' on Apple TV.

In this episode, Andrew Morgan and Shane Beauregard discuss the latest developments in the evolution of the Predator franchise, and the recent success of Predator: Badlands. They delve into the impact of Dan Trachtenberg on the franchise, the future of Predator, potential involvement of Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the possibility of a Killer of Killers Oscar Nomination.

Andrew and Shane play CONTENDER or PRETENDER with several award season hopefuls. Films debated include: Bugonia, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, After The Hunt, Frankenstein, Nouvelle Vague, Ballad of a Small Player, Lost Bus, Highest 2 Lowest.

It's Halloween Horror Season, so Andrew and Shane dive into some scary options at the theater and at home for your spooky needs. They cover: It: Welcome to Derry Premiere, The Black Phone 2, V/H/S Halloween, Match (Tubi), and the Gen V Season 2 Finale.

After many days at the Woodstock Film Festival, Andrew sits down with Mike, Mike, and Oscar host "Also Mike" Barone to discuss their trip and the Netflix Awards Season Movie slate. They discuss Netflix's chances with each film and what categories they may succeed with come Oscar Sunday. Films discussed include: Jay Kelly, A House of Dynamite, Train Dreams, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, The Perfect Neighbor, The Cover-Up.

In this episode, hosts Andrew Morgan and Shane Beauregard dive into the finale of Peacemaker Season Two breaking down whether it stuck the landing, how it relates to future DC projects, and why James Gunn has no plans for Season 3. They also review two recent films, Smashing Machine and Roof Man, sharing their thoughts on the performances, storytelling, and overall impact of each film, especially as it relates to Awards season chances.

This week, Andrew and Shane review the latest from director Paul Thomas Anderson 'One Battle After Another' starring Leonardo DiCaprio. They debate its Best Picture prospects, where it ranks in the PTA filmography, and where this Leo performance ranks among his career bests. Later, they turn their sights to TV as they cover the premieres for "The Lowdown" on FX/Hulu, "Slow Horses" Season 5, and "English Teacher" Season 2 before seeing how "Alien: Earth" and "Terminal List: Dark Wolf" landed their season finales.

This week, Andrew and Shane emerge from their massive watchlist pile to give their early thoughts on the premiere of Gen V Season 2 and HBO's Task before giving a full report on Netflix's Black Rabbit starring Jason Bateman and Jude Law. They also check in on Alien: Earth and Terminal List: Dark Wolf ahead of their season finales this week before wrapping up with their review of A Big Bold Beautiful Journey starring Margot Robbie and Colin Ferrell,

This week, Andrew and Shane discuss the latest Stephen King adaptation 'The Long Walk' before ranking the King film adaptations from the past 25 years.

Andrew and Shane return to cover their "5 Best Things" that have come out in the past couple weeks. Conjuring: Last Rites, Football returning, the Philly Karen baseball story, great TV episodes, and much more!

For their 150th episode, Andrew and Shane break down the box office successes of 'Weapons' and K-Pop Demon Hunters and the struggles of superhero films this summer before they review the Season 2 premiere of Peacemaker, Margaret Qualley in Honey, Don't, and Riz Ahmed in Relay.

In this episode, Andrew and Shane dive into the new series 'Alien Earth' and its connection to the Alien franchise. They discuss character dynamics, production quality, and the show's potential. The conversation shifts to their Most Anticipated TV shows for the rest of 2025, highlighting returning favorites as well as new series. The hosts also explore debut series from existing franchises and limited series, emphasizing the busy fall season ahead.Shows discussed include - Alien: Earth, Stranger Things, Peacemaker, Fallout, Gen V, Wonder Man, Chad Powers, It: Welcome to Derry, and many more!

In this episode, Andrew Morgan and Shane Beauregard dive deep into the world of horror and thriller films, focusing on the new movie 'Weapons.' They discuss the film's structure, character depth, and the unique storytelling approach of writer/director Zach Cregger (Barbarian). The conversation also touches on box office predictions, recent movie reviews, and upcoming horror releases, providing listeners with a comprehensive overview of the current landscape in the genre.Movies reviewed include: Weapons, Together, Locked, Dangerous Animals, Marshmallow

This week, hosts Andrew Morgan and Shane Beauregard dive into the latest MCU release, Fantastic Four First Steps, discussing its character dynamics, pacing, and overall reception. They explore the film's box office performance and its implications for the future of the MCU. The conversation then shifts to the divisive reception of Happy Gilmore 2, analyzing its legacy as a sequel and the effectiveness of its cameos. Both hosts express their thoughts on the current state of comedy films and the challenges of creating successful sequels.

WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?! Dive into Andrew and Shane's review of the legacy sequel version of I Know What You Did Last Summer before they talk some additional new releases and a 2025 movie year check-in with Fantastic Four on the horizon.

In this episode, hosts Andrew Morgan and Shane Beauregard dive into a comprehensive review of the latest Superman movie from writer/director James Gunn, discussing its box office performance, plot intricacies, character development, and overall impact on the superhero genre. They also transition into a discussion about popular TV shows, including Squid Game and The Bear, analyzing their latest seasons.

In this episode, Andrew and Shane review several recent films, including Jurassic World Rebirth, Megan 2.0, and F1. They discuss their Top 5 Movies of the year so far, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each film. The conversation also touches on honorable mentions and the overall state of cinema in 2025, emphasizing the importance of original storytelling and entertainment value.Keywords: Jurassic World, Megan 2.0, F1 Movie, Top Movies, Entertainment Review, Film Discussion, Movie Recommendations

Alphas Unite! This week, Andrew and Shane take on '28 Years Later', the latest in the long running zombie franchise directed by Danny Boyle and written by Alex Garland. Then, they take a look back on the 2025 TV year so far with their Top 5 shows at the midway point.

This week, Andrew and Shane cover the welcomed counter programming to the franchise remake/sequel/reboot summer blockbusters with their reviews of Wes Anderson's new adventure comedy 'The Phoenician Scheme', the latest Mike Flanagan adaptation of Stephen King 'The Life of Chuck, and Celine Song's Past Lives follow-up 'Materialists' starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal.

Andrew and Shane dive into 2 franchises trying to stay alive: The World of John Wick presents Ana De Armas in 'Ballerina' and Dan Trachtenberg adds another chapter to the Predator universe with 'Predator: Killer of Killers'.

Andrew asks Shane the big questions as they play 5 BURNING QUESTIONS tackling:1.) Is Karate Kids: Legends the end of Karate Kid or the start of a new chapter?2.) After Bring Her Back, should we start to include the Philippou Brothers when talking Best Modern Horror Directors?3.) Is Friendship the best comedy film of the 2020s?4.) After some reports of Thunderbolts losing money for Disney, can we stop this BS and just leave Thunderbolts alone?5.) After The Last of Us Season 2 ended, what is your hypemeter score for Season 3?

Andrew and Shane say goodbye to Ethan Hunt and our IMF friends as they review 'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning' and update their MI Film Rankings. Then, Shane takes on Josh Hartnett in 'Fight or Flight' before they close with the most recent Fear Street film on Netflix.

Oh the horror! Andrew and Shane check in on the latest entries in the genre including a full examination of the appeal of the Final Destination franchise 14 years after the last film and over 20 years of creatively gory success. Also reviewed: Until Dawn and Clown in a Cornfield.

Thunderbolts brings the Emo into Marvel. Nic Cage brings the crazy (duh) to The Surfer. Another Simple Favor Asks For Too Much. Andrew and Shane break it all down in a power packed kickoff to Summer Movie Season!

It's an action-packed episode as Andrew and Shane tackle all the hard-hitting action from director Gareth Evans' latest HAVOC, the much anticipated sequel THE ACCOUNTANT 2, and the season finale of Dope Thief on Apple TV+.

It's another busy week for the boys as they cover Ryan Coogler's vampire period piece 'Sinners' before pivoting to TV for Episode 2 of 'The Last of Us' and the Season 1 Finale of 'Daredevil: Born Again'.

This week, Andrew and Shane discuss the Season 2 Premiere of The Last of Us on HBO before they knock out 5 movie reviews from their big weekend at the theater: The Amateur, Drop, Warfare, Minecraft, and The Ballad of Wallis Island.

Andrew and Shane revisit their Most Anticipated Movies of 2025 list after a barrage of new trailers were released following CinemaCon in Las Vegas. Plus, they tackle several reviews for March and April movies including: Death of a Unicorn, A Working Man, The Woman in the Yard, Borderline, and Novocaine.

Andrew and Shane put on a full scale TV barrage as they give their takes on 12 standout shows from the busy first quarter of 2025.Shows discussed:Reacher - Season 3 (6:55)Severance - Season 2 (18:45)The Residence - Season 1 (27:09)Paradise - Season 1 (32:18)Adolescence (38:15)School Spirits - Season 2 (46:05)Dope Thief - Season 1 (52:18)The Studio - Season 1 (56:50)Mobland - Season 1 (1:03:18)Daredevil: Born Again (1:08:33)White Lotus - Season 3 (1:19:10)The Righteous Gemstones (1:21:40)

Big time directors abound! Oscar Winning Directors in Steven Soderbergh and Bong Joon Ho along with MCU dynamos The Russo Brothers all dropped films in the past couple weeks and we have our reviews! We also discuss the extra stank lobbed at The Electric State and whether it was worthy of such hate.Films reviewed: Black Bag, Mickey 17, The Electric State