This week, we dive headfirst into the bizarre, twisted world of Monkeybone — the cult 2001 dark comedy starring Brendan Fraser.

We’ll explore the movie’s unique mix of stop-motion animation and live action, the unforgettable character designs. Whether you love Monkeybone or have no idea what fever dream you just watched.

Hold onto your vines! Razsal and DJ take a wild ride through the jungle of 1997's "George of the Jungle." With Brendan Fraser's abs leading the way, they explore the film's slapstick antics, unexpected adult humor, and its place in 90s nostalgia.

Is it a kids' movie or a cheeky adult comedy? You decide! Brendan Fraser: King of the Jungle or just king of our hearts? Gender role reversals and why this film might be more progressive than it seems. Why "George of the Jungle" is the perfect film for when you want to laugh without thinking too hard.

"George of the Jungle" might not win an Oscar, but it's a swinging good time. Tune in to find out if it's worth a rewatch or just a nostalgic trip down memory lane.

Love what you hear? Subscribe, rate, and review us wherever you get your free podcast fix. Next up, we're diving into "Monkeybone" – because we just can't quit Brendan Fraser!

Remember when movies were fun, dangerous, and occasionally gave you nightmares about beetles crawling under your skin? We do. And this week, we’re cracking open the sarcophagus on The Mummy (1999) a movie that asked, “What if Indiana Jones was hornier and more willing to fistfight the undead?”

DJ and Raz dive headfirst into a world where:

• Brendan Fraser’s hair has more volume than the Library of Alexandria.
• Rachel Weisz single-handedly increases global interest in Egyptology by 3000%.
• Imhotep spends the whole film being way too dramatic about his ex.
• Sandstorms have faces now, and apparently, that’s fine.

We’re talking curses, camels, questionable archaeology ethics, and the only love triangle in history that involves a flesh-eating plague. So grab your camel, pack your cursed book, and join us because nothing says “date night” like accidentally resurrecting an immortal murder wizard.