The Social Reckoning

Dylan and Ryan are joined by Sean Tormey to discuss the horror genre of flesh-eating undead creatures across 100 years of cinema. They talk about Bela Lugosi's turn in White Zombie (1932), George A. Romero's second seminal zombie classic in Dawn of the Dead (1978), and Korea's masterful contribution in Train to Busan (2016). Grab your earphones and aim for the head, it's our annual Halloween special.

Ryan and Dylan discuss the wild, thought-provoking collaboration between Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim to capture the final days before the former Theranos CEO, newly nursing mother, and notorious liar Elizabeth Holmes is sent to federal prison. A documentary for the ages. -NOTE: spoilers for The Rehearsal seasons 1 and 2 ahead. Go watch those-

The highly anticipated sequel to The Social Network has arrived, and Ryan and Dylan share their thoughts about Aaron Sorkin's career as a Director, the role of social media, and the depiction of the Facebook Files in The Social Reckoning.

Ryan and Dylan grab their shovels and dig into the ambitious, boisterous, and multi-faceted world created by Tom Cruise and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's big-budget climate change satire: Digger.

Take a seat right over there and listen to Ryan and Dylan's discussion on the much-anticipated narrative debut from Lance Oppenheim -- starring Robert Pattinson -- that dives into the sensationalist, exploitative world of predators and the TV show that sought to expose them.

Ryan is joined by Sean Tormey once again to discover episodes to shows they've never heard of or never planned to watch, thanks to the help of a random word generator. This edition of episode roulette involves chili-dog-loving speedsters, maid outfits, the invisible man, cult leader videotapes, and a whole lot of Chris Hansen impressions.

Ryan and Dylan examine Spielberg's non-Indiana Jones 80s filmography. They revisit one of the most popular and enduring family films ever made -- E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial -- before looking at Spielberg's attempts to pair his crowd-pleasing, sentimental style with darker, more mature subject matter in The Color Purple (1985) and Empire of the Sun (1987).

Ryan is joined by Sean Tormey to discuss the most unlikely 6-movie saga to hit cinemas. Paul WS Anderson's Resident Evil adaptations had only two common threads between them all: they starred Milla Jovovich, and you never knew what curveball he was going to throw next. Do these movies have some so-bad-they're-good charm, or will the boys wish for a case of their own amnesia after watching them?

At long last, from the depths of Warner Bros. vault, Coyote vs. Acme has been unleashed upon the world, and is ripe for discussion.

Everyone's favorite killer of killers is finally judged. Ryan and Dylan compare the quality of several key episodes from one of Showtime's flagship shows, Dexter.