This Week: Kevin takes a quick look at the box office before answering a listener email during which he proudly proves that Elon Musk is a blithering idiot. Next, he looks at new trailers for The Watchers and The Bikeriders. Later, he reviews Dune (1984), Dune 2021, Dune Part Two, Hardware Wars and Super Fuzz. Finally, he wraps things up with the Home-Cinema Round-Up with a spotlight on Next Goal Wins.
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A Time and a Place: Stick shares yet another awkward experience at the checkout lane of the local convenience store. (We are starting to think he needs to start shopping at a new place.)
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Eat What You Dig: Chubby reacts to an outrage storm on Twitter, and Stick has to talk him down. All the while, the boys get hungry talking about foods that people either love or hate… and they want to eat them all.
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This Week: Kevin sounds off about the fiasco with the Divergent finale as well as the over-publicized Twitter feud surrounding Leslie Jones. He also comments on the Rogue One sizzle reel. Later, he reviews Star Trek Beyond, Ice Age: Collision Course, Lights Out, Absolutely Fabulous and Hunt for the Wilderpeople. Finally, he offers his thoughts about the box office and the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ultimate edition Blu-ray.
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This Week: Kevin kicks off the week with an empassioned plea to everyone out there on the internet to be civil to each other. After all, things have gotten out of hand on social media everywhere this past week. Later, he looks at some trailers for upcoming fall films. Then, he reviews The Infiltrator, De Palma, Ghostbusters and the On-Demand selection Love Between the Covers. As he reaches the end, Kevin offers some insight into the box office and some home cinema recommendations.
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This week, Merrill sounds off about his irritation with Twitter conversations during Game of Thrones on Sunday nights. Kevin throws some love at the new (and old) episodes of Arrested Development. Then, they discuss the questionable future of Nikki Finke, who is lower than whale turds on the bottom of the ocean. Then, in an early news spotlight, Kevin takes an alternative approach in regards to the case of Kaitlyn Hunt and her trouble with the law, and Merrill responds with a rant about nightcore chipmunk music. Finally, things wrap up with an epic reading of the douchiest Craigslist ad ever created. Oh, snap!
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This Week: Before they start talking scary movies, Kristin confesses that she’s looking into getting a Twitter account and now realizes it’s hard to find a good handle. Kevin weaves an interesting tale about the Disney vault. Soon, they talk about the new films of the week, both Paranormal Activity 4 and Alex Cross, pointing out Tyler Perry’s failure at being anything but Madea. Kristin and Kevin talk about the movies that scared them the most, answer a listener email and then talk about the DVDs and Blu-ray to check out or avoid.
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This Week: Kevin gets Brave as he faces off against Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. But since this will take a lot of work, he finds himself Seeking a Friend for the End of the World. To help him through the movies of the week, he invites Noah Lee from FilmThreat.com to join him in the Magical Studio in the Sky to talk about their love of genre pictures, pornography and boobies on Twitter. They also talk about the box office and lay down a Fat Guy Five about end-of-the-world movies. Finally, it’s the DVD Round-Up, and a big kiss and hug to the audience as they disappear for another week.
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This Week: Kevin heads back to the editorial board of Film School Rejects to bring resident rage-meister Robert Fure into the Magical Studio in the Sky. They talk about the merits of skinny Jonah Hill in 21 Jump Street as well as what the holy hell is happening in Casa De Mi Padre. They also wax poetic about the new Doritos Tacos Locos from Taco Bell and give an in-depth analysis of the misconceptions surrounding John Carter. Oh, and there’s some advice on which porn stars to follow on Twitter. Finally, it’s back on the radio for the DVD Round-up, with a brand spankin’ new Skywalker Sound whip effect. Yee-haw!
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