Guillermo Del Toro takes a unique approach to the classic wooden boy's story. Cale and Slade discuss how fascism somehow fits very well into this tale.
This year's Holiday Film Feast is all stop-motion animation. Dig in to that sweet, sweet puppet goodness!
Jordan Peele made a name for himself for creating original scripts that tackle big issues. How does his third movie hold up to that?
Cale and Slade talk about Peele's scariest movie, Us. But after the success of Get Out, can Us keep up with expectations?
Jordan Peele has become one of the most interesting film makers of the last decade. With the release of Nope, Cale and Slade take the time to revisit Peele's other work.
More robots! More fighting! More Characters! More Excitement?
Cale and Slade discuss the changes in the sci-fi classic's follow-up endeavor.
Cale and Slade awake in the real world to talk about this ground-breaking sci-fi classic!
Horror is a genre that Cale doesn't dabble in all that often, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have a great time with some of these fantastic horror movies.
Favorite animated films and a discussion of romantic/psuedo horror film...?
Did the South actually win the Civil War? No. Also, Cale and Slade take a detour to discuss the pros and cons of the indie movie world.
How does Jackie Chan compare to the other action stars we've discussed on the podcast?
Nacho is a friar who wants to wrestle. Is this just silly or one of the best faith films of the 21st Century?
When the world lets you down, you take control of your life. Cale and Slade discuss growing up and the ethics of working with child actors in this film by Wes Anderson.
Is it going too far to assassinate dozens of people after somebody kills your dog? Cale and Slade discuss the action mega-hit, John Wick.
With the full return of the pod, Cale and Slade test their might with a Mortal Kombat double feature!
The podcast is back with a throwback to the first ever podcast recording Cale and Slade ever attempted.
Con-jobs and love affairs are discussed when Cale and Slade watch this Korean film that is maybe a great women's liberation movie...maybe?