Spoilers: We dissect and spoil Shutter Island and discuss how a change in perspective creates vast differences between our first and subsequent viewings of the film. We marvel at the music, the subtle acting, the visual imagery, and we consider the merit of multiple possible meanings as well. Leave us a comment or voicemail with…

Spoilers: This week we go all in on the eight released movies in the Fast and Furious franchise in anticipation of F9’s impending release. We lament some writing choices, try to make sense of their naming convention, and are in awe at how the series was able to revive itself to become one of the…

This week we torment Dustin more with another movie about cults, but with a lot of different feelings and more overall meaning as we dissect a little-known movie called “The Endless” (2017). We also start out the episode with quick reviews of a couple related new releases: “Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse” and “Those Who Wish…

Spoilers: It’s not often that we find a movie that rewards viewers who pay attention as much as The Empty Man does. This mystery/suspense/thriller from 2020 was intentionally buried by the studio, but deserves an audience so check it out then come back to hear our opinions and spoiler-filled breakdown of meaning and fan theories….

Spoilers: This week, we are Jack’s depleted sense of irony. The guys go really deep into all the layers, meanings, and fan theories surrounding one of the greatest films ever made: Fight Club. We try to keep the mayhem to a minimum, and we certainly ask a lot of questions and break a lot of…

Spoilers: First episode of Season 2 starts off with a bang, as we finally get to talk about the release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League in depth (after having seen it several times each). We start out with the history, setting context for anyone who missed it. We compare and contrast the theatrical Josstice League…

Dustin and Jake flirt with being pretentious in our first single-movie dissection episode. We talk all about “Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance),” what it means, who it’s for, and the filmmaker, composer, and performers involved. Because it is a satire on superhero movies, Hollywood, Broadway, actors, critics, and even the audiences, we also…