Banquet at the Flum Dumpster

Today, we fall hopelessly in love with a film, and take it on a nice date at the pier and OH GOD WHY ARE THERE BIRDS? BIRDS, EVERYWHERE! OH THE HUMANITY! SHOCK AND HORROR! SHOCK AND HORROR! TWEET AT US!

Today, we look at a documentary that dares to ask the questions that you don't need answered. Considering that he somehow manages to make interviews more awkward than Nathan Fielder, we’re convinced that Matt Walsh is obviously the true Wizard of Loneliness.

This Boxing Day, we are once again thinking inside the box. What’s in that box, however, is genuinely one of the most fascinating experiences we have encountered. So tune in as we really go out on a limb to defend one of the 90s’ most maligned films.

Today, we explore corners. What happens when you cut them? Which ones can you cut? Is there a Christmas tree there? A baby? Is this a holiday episode? All these questions (and more) will go unanswered.

Dear listener, What happens when an obviously grown man sings aggressively at a bunch of high school students and it’s not as a part of Glee? Apparently it releases a deep aggression in both of us, and we may never get over it. Please, please, please don’t watch this movie. Sincerely, Me

Today we cosplay as someone who would pay for cable, and throws on a movie at 3AM that says it has a Vampire stripper with a half-reptile minion in a cage. And we find out that it is exactly that. No more, no less.

Whenever Cool Cat comes out with new content, we're there. Even if it's a blatant rehash of the short film we spent an hour talking about in season 1, it's always a wild ride. And we all get to boogie-oogie-oogie.

Beelieve it or not, a poorly animated concoction featuring annoying bees learning vaguely biblical lessons wasn't really our vibe. Is it anyone's?

For this week's episode, we dive into how Baby Genuises somehow became a franchise, despite having exactly one joke. We also end up being really hypocritical about Spider-man. We got a little bit off track.

For our season 2 premiere, we get pulled into the undertow by the prop comedy of Carrot Top in his infamous 90s anti-classic. Does it live up to its reputation?