WARNING: PATRICK STAR IS NOT IN THIS FILM!

This week, da boyz check out the independent film by A.T. White instilled "Starfish" starring Virginia Gardner.

Does Tony Hawk see us when we're sleeping? Does Tony Hawk know when we're awake? Does Tony Hawk know if we've been bad or good so you better not abandon your child for Tony Hawk's sake.

This week, we watched the 2016 Italian film "Slam" directed by Andrea Maolaioli

This week, the boys discuss "Suffragette" starring Cary Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter and Meryl Streep.

Directed by Sarah Gavron

Written by Bit Morgan

"In 1912 London, a young working mother is galvanized into radical political activism supporting the right for women to vote, and is willing to meet violence with violence to achieve this end." -IMDb

This week, Mike and Glen do their best not to make a mistake when discussing "The Perfection".

Directed by Richard Shepard and starring Allison Williams and Logan Browning, this psychological thriller tells the story of when troubled musical prodigy Charlotte seeks out Elizabeth, the new star pupil of her former school, the encounter sends both musicians down a sinister path with shocking consequences.

In this episode, we also catch up on the films we watched over the week as well as discuss some of the industries top news, including postponements of theater openings due to the COVID-19 crisis.

Netflix Roulette has spoken and dealt us our next assignment with the French animated feature "Mune: Guardian of the Moon". Join the discussion as Mike and Glen share their thoughts on the film, including the differences between the French original and the English dubbed versions.

This week, Mike and Glen watch one of the most widely regarded LGBTQ films of the past decade and discuss everything from the wonderful performances to the potential problematic nature of the director.

The boys are back at it, this time reviewing a film by first-time Director, long-time Actor, Ryan Gosling.

"Lost River" is about a single mother that is swept into a dark underworld, while her teenage son discovers a road that leads him to a secret underwater town (IMDb).

Appearing in this film are Christina Hendricks, Iain De Caestecker, Saoirse Ronan, Matt Smith, Ben Mendelsohn and Eva Mendes.

Mike and Glen also discuss the new trailer for "Bill and Ted Face the Music", Ari Aster's next film and the potential of another appearance by Joker in Matt Reeves' "The Batman".

In this week's episode, Mike and Glen explore one of their shared favorite films with "Road to Perdition", starring Tom Hanks, Jude Law, Daniel Craig and the late-great Paul Newman.

This week, we dive into some Iranian horror with “Under the Shadow”.

This week, Mike struggles to pronounce the title of the movie because he is a dumb American who can't roll his R's... He and Glen somehow find time to get past this and discuss "Happy as Lazzaro" directed by Alice Rohrwacher.

What do you get when you mix Superman, the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and alcoholism? If you guessed guessed "Seven Pounds", I think you grossly misinterpreted that movie. This week, we're watching "Hancock"!

Sam Rockwell and Anna Kendrick in a movie together? It's gotta be good right?

Find out what Mike and Glen thought of "Mr. Right".

Join the guys this week as they discuss one of their mutual favorite films, "Kung Fu Hustle", directed by Stephen Chow. Roger Ebert once described this film as a cross between "Kill Bill" and "Looney Toons" and Mike and Glen couldn't agree more. In this episode, they discuss how rare it was for a foreign comedy to have this kind of success in the Unite States in 2005 while they reminisce on their favorite parts of the film.

This week, the guys risk Timothée Chalamet stealing their girlfriends and watch "The King".

Join us this week as we discuss Academy Award winning film "Dead Man Walking", starring Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn and esteemed character actress and fugitive from the Law, Margo Martindale.

Join the discussion this week when they guys talk about "Leaving Las Vegas". Does it live up to the hype? Does Nic Cage deserve the Oscar for it? Is Las Vegas even that great? Who knows? We certainly don't!

Forgive us, Film Gods... for we know not what we do!

Netflix Roulette did the boys dirty again by selecting Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 3". Join our discussion as Mike has an existential crisis and Glen tries to talk him from the metaphorical ledge.

This week... Mike and Glen... watch Christopher Walken... in King... of New York.

Join the discussion as we talk about Abel Ferrara's 90s Gang movie.

This week, the first from Self Imposed isolation from the Coronavirus, Mike and Glen discuss how the pandemic is affecting the movie industry and review "Freaks", directed by Zach Lipovsky & Adam B. Stein.

During the Coronapoclypse, Mike and Glen let Netflix Roulette decide the film they watch... it picked "The Forest", starring Natalie Dormer. Did Netflix Roulette do them dirty? Find out in this episode!