Robot Riot

Robot Riot: Part 1

After last week’s trailer, Russ and Jared knew they were in for some trouble. But they couldn’t have predicted this movie would give them Jared’s new favorite nonsense villain, Jason Leyva’s semi-brilliant General Dix. Join the guys as they take on Robot Riot (2020), starring Sarah J. Bartholomew and Ryan Merriman.

The Tall Man

The Tall Man: Part 2

We’re back for part 2! At the end of the last episode Russ and Jared were just realizing things were going south for Jessica Biel. She’s on the run in the forest, the whole town is trying to find her, everyone’s upset, and everything is awful. You’re in for a treat with this one.

Swiped

Swiped: Part 2

When Russ and Jared left off, the new app, Jungle, had just been released to wild, immediate (and inexplicable) success. Now it’s a race to the bottom as all of the unlikeable characters compete to determine who’s the worst.

Swiped

Swiped: Part 1

This movie has good actors in it like Noah Centineo (To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before), George Hamilton (not Columbo), and Nathan Gamble (The Dark Knight), and still manages to be the worst film Russ and Jared have covered so far. Swiped (2018) is a crime against people who like to enjoy movies.

Force of Nature

Force of Nature: Part 2

It’s time for part 2 of Force of Nature! At the end of our last episode, Russ and Jared had both converted to be rooting for the “villains.” Our “heroes” just climbed up some scaffolding and David Zayas killed another perfectly good henchman.

The Humanity Bureau

The Humanity Bureau: Part 2

We’re back with part 2 of The Humanity Bureau! Russ and Jared left off talking about our gas station hero who (foolishly) sacrificed himself for Nicolas Cage. Will Nic Cage uncover the government plot? Will anyone get to go fishing at the dream lake? Most importantly, will they escape to Canada?

The Humanity Bureau

The Humanity Bureau: Part 1

This week, Russ and Jared get a Nicolas Cage treat with The Humanity Bureau. In a dystopian future set in 2030 in the Midwest, the world is in a permanent state of economic recession and facing serious environmental problems as a result of global warming (feels an awful lot like 2020).