It's the "Movies We Love!" episode. Sean and Ben discuss two films which they both greatly enjoyed- "Ready Player One" and "Dangerous Beauty". One of these films features boobs and jedi mind tricks. The other includes corporate espionage and a

Trapped in Heath Ledger's body!

Oct 18th, 2018 1h 8m

Wow! It's been seven episodes already? This week Sean does things a little differently. Instead of watching a movie, he read a book "Y2k9" about a gullible dog who was credited with saving America from having their toilets destroyed. Written by

The Persian Prince

Oct 11th, 2018 50m 52s

It's our trailer episode! We tried just watching a bunch of movie trailers and tried to be funny. Did it work??? Will Mountain Dew offer us a sponsorship???Aquaman- great movie for narwhal fans. But don't expect any explanation for how he eat

"Look who's coming!"

Sep 27th, 2018 1h 2m

It's our autism and trans awareness episode! Sean and Ben watch two movies that feature milf titties, mediocre psychologists, and snatching! Sean recaps "The Invasion" a film in which Nicole Kidman is a Mountain-Dew slurpin' vaccine-buster w

Episode 4: "A KISS on the Tatum!"

Sep 20th, 2018 1h 1m

"The gay episode!" Sean and Ben discuss two films that fit the theme of, 'A man on a mission...for emissions'. Along the way they discuss their fantasies about playing catcher, not looking at boobs, and what it really means to be mounting.S

"Bronies before Phonies!"

Sep 6th, 2018 56m 31s

The theme for our third episode is "literature". Sean describes the plot of "Rebel in the Rye", which is a biographical film about that old phony, J.D. Salinger. Did Holden Caulfield try to get Charlie Chaplin assassinated? Benjamin discusses

"I get by with a little help from Short-Round"

Aug 30th, 2018 1h 2m

Sean and Ben both watched movies about the hero's journey to learn what it means to be human. What does it mean, to mean to be human? Well, it involves a lot of laughter and chicken-eating. Also, did Dr. Frankenstein ever dabble in gynecology?

The Bluesman Cometh!

Aug 23rd, 2018 52m 39s

In a never-ending quest to find similarities where none exist, Benjamin attempts to explain how the movies Paper Man and Her both deal with the "manic pixie dream girl" archetype. But really it's all about the imaginary friends. Along the way,

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