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This week, we are hanging out with photographer/videographer David Lackey. We check out the trailers for Rebel Moon, part two (did we see the trailer for part one?,) Wolverine & Deadpool (let’s f*cking go,) and You Can’t Run Forever (scary ass JK Simmons.) Plus, franchise fatigue, the EmceeU, and the amazing marketing of Taylor Swift.

Hilton and Zampino fly solo this week, as Hilton gives an update on his nerve pain issues. Then, it’s a look at the trailer for Under Paris, which subsisting just French Jaws. It’s… a movie. Then, it’s Joker Folie a Deux, and a chat about the good and bad of the first film. Apple TV’s new show Franklin gets a look, and we realize Michal Douglas may not be the star after all. Plus, the tastiest Russian dictator ever.

This week, we’re hanging out with craft artist Rina Eades, owner of Eades Beads. We check out the trailers for Amazon’s new Fallout series, which looks absolutely apocalyptic. Then, we check out the new Star Wars anthology series “Tales of the Empire,” which could continue the stories of some beloved lesser known characters.
Plus, the music of PROF, and the fun of trying to suss out companies using AI.

This week, we’re flying solo! We check out the Star-studded trailer for “Unfrosted: The Pop Tart Story,” which looks wild and fun. We share our thoughts on the popular YouTube series Hot Ones (and openly mock weakling DJ Khaled.) Then, it’s the trailer for “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” (and some reminiscing about the original movie AND the cartoon from the 80s.) Plus, the road to the Final Destination.

This week, we hang out with guitar virtuoso Joshua Jones. We check out trailers for new Star Wars series The Acolyte, and wax philosophic about the saga. Then, it’s Alien Romulus, and a deep dive into sci fi and horror franchises. Plus, Marvel’s take on World War 2, and new jokes about old Terry Bollea. Plus, we love Joe C!

This week, we’re hanging out with musician/band leader Hector Ultreras. We check out the trailer for the Watchers, which looks spooky and fun. Then, Hilton demands answers about Severance. We track down music from Zampino’s old band the Buttafuocos. Then, it’s Kevin Costner’s oddly timed old west white savior flick Horizon. We’re not feeling it. But we do like Adam Sandler in Spaceman, which has strong What Dreams May Come vibes. Plus, the new photo from the Crow remake has us forming opinions, and we’re shocked at just how bad a Willy Wonka event in Scotland looked!