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The hosts reflect on the emotional weight of '28 Days Later', balancing humor and nostalgia. They discuss the depth of zombie cinema, revealing how it mirrors human nature and societal dynamics. Conversations delve into the complexities of life and death, exploring toxic masculinity and parental challenges in a grim world. The significance of monuments and memories adds depth to the discourse, while the creative evolution of zombie storytelling is examined. A playful banter about pop culture keeps things light amidst the heavy themes.

Topics Include: The Naked Gun, Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Brick, Untamed, Tin Soldier, Lurker, Please Don't Feed The Children, and the future of malls.

Our heroes take to the streets.

Our heroes talk about the rich story of the John Wick franchise.

Somehow the weirdest bigfoot film we've watched yet.

Topics Include: Kiss Of The Spider Woman, Eddington, The Lost Bus, The Pickup, OH HI!, Eye For An Eye, Abraham's Boys: A Dracula Story, The Man In My Basement, and the Warner Bros Discovery breakup.

Our heroes continue to enjoy the movies of Canada.

Abe Epperson, a co-founder of Small Beans, dives into the complex world of warfare in cinema. They humorously dissect Alex Garland's unique storytelling style and explore a recent film's intimate portrayal of soldiers, highlighting emotional struggles over grand battles. The discussion critiques traditional war film tropes, emphasizing realism and the moral implications of violence. They also reflect on the evolution of war in film and its shifting societal perceptions, all while navigating unexpected cinematic surprises in their conversation.

Topics Include: A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, Happy Gilmore 2, The Black Phone 2, The Thursday Murder Club, Daniela Forever, Trust, Frankenstein, and the next season of Stanger Things.

Our heroes discuss a whole lot of child endangerment.