We made it to 50! That's right, 50 episodes, and it feels like we only just started. Thank you to everyone who has been along with us for this entire ride; we wouldn't be here without you. Sentimental stuff aside, we all have strong opions about this week's films that we're excited to share with you!

Two more movies for you this week! We are talking about Gore Verbinski's Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die which is a mix of so many genre's it's hard to know where to begin. Luc Besson is back with his take on Dracula, but is he doing something new or aping films that have come before? And which one did two of us absolutely hate? Find out here!

Ok, with awards season behind us, we are back to our regularly scheduled programminh with your normal film reviews. Send Help is a thriller/comedy, and The Bone Temple is a horror/drama, but they might have more in common than you think. One might have even gotten a perfect score ... maybe!

And with awards season over, it's finally a wrap on 2025! This episode we dive deep into each category that the UFCA recently voted on and discussed the winners and more importantly, what we think should have won!

This is it! 2025 is almost over and we've seen it all! Each of us list our top five movies of the year, and it's anyone's guess how much overlap we will have. Brooks might even have the most surprising reveal of us all!

We promised you a fast turnaround, and here we are with a new episode a week later! The holiday (and awards) season is upon us, and we have two crowd (hopefully) pleasers with our films this week, but how do they both actually fare?

Spooky season might be over, but it doesn't mean we're not going to stop the creature features going! First off is Predator: Badlands which continues the series fantastic run that it started with Prey. Afterwards, we have Frankenstein which might just be the best movie of the year!

Well, the long-awaited (for two of us) third installment in the Tron series has finally arrived, and did it empower or derezz us? We also have another edition of two guilty pleasures, even if two members of the panel don't agree that one should count.