This week it's time to get weird with a review of Quentin Dupieux's latest absurdist gem, Deerskin. Other films discussed include Heathers, Ma, Spaceship Earth, The Quake, Extraction, and Bless Their Little Hearts.
First he wanted a comedy, then an action movie, and this week Ryan was in the market for an action comedy so Kevin and Adam gave him MacGruber.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at Jeff Barnaby's zombie flick Blood Quantum, which drops on Shudder this week. Other titles discussed include Until the End of the World, 12 Hour Shift, Blade Runner, Socks on Fire, Beastie Boys Story, and Blood Sucking Freaks.
Ryan wanted some action this week so Adam and Kevin took a risk and gave him the Korean film Train to Busan. Will Ryan be able to get past the dreaded subtitles?
Adam and Ken try to lighten things up a bit this month and look at four dark comedies released in April throughout the decade.
Adam and Kevin go back to high school this week with a review of Selah and the Spades, out now on Amazon Prime. Other titles discussed include Time Warp, Tigertail, Other Music, The Crimson Kimono, and Wendy.
Ryan wanted another comedy this week to get a reprieve from our depressing reality, so Adam and Kevin gave him 2017's The Nice Guys. He loved it.
This week, Adam and Kevin talk about Sea Fever, a sci-fi horror film in which a crew is trapped on a boat with a rapidly spreading parasite.
Given the depressing climate we're currently living in, Ryan wanted something lighter this week, so Adam and Kevin had him watch Logan Lucky from 2017.
This week, Adam and Kevin talk about Eliza Hittman's Never Rarely Sometimes Always, out now on VOD platforms. Other titles discussed include Centipede Horror, The Whistlers, Pooka Lives!, Ricochet, and Sonic The Hedgehog.
This week, we honored Ryan's request for some action by giving him 2012's Dredd, but did it scratch that action itch?
Adam and Kevin have two reviews lined up this week with Vivarium and Blow the Man Down, both currently available on streaming platforms. Other titles discussed include A Key for the Kid, The Platform, A Piece of Our Life, Tread, Red Moon Tide, Bloodshot, and Tiger King.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at The Carnivores, one of the many films that was supposed to premiere at this year's SXSW, but sadly did not due to its cancelling.
With all the craziness happening in the world today, this month Adam and Ken attempt to take a cinematic journey through a set of March films that feel very relevant to the current state of things.
After a short break, Adam and Kevin are back with a new episode, this time reviewing the awesome Brazilian thriller Bacurau. Other titles discussed include Talking About Trees, The Invisible Man, Losing Ground, Blood On Her Name, Shoot the Moon Right Between the Eyes, and Vivarium.
In part two of their look at dark February thrillers, Adam and Ken review two more titles with Lost Highway and Dark City, and continue their discussion on the TV series Millennium.
