Buttered Fingers

In this episode of the Buttered Fingers Podcast, the boys discuss David Leitch's love letter to stunt workers disguised as a loosely-based film adaptation of 1980s television series: 'The Fall Guy', starring Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt. We follow it up with a draft of our favourite movies based on TV shows. Also talked about: golf thugs, Natasha Lyonne, the Coppolas, Prime Video news, Donnie Yen, and more. Please enjoy responsibly.

In this episode of the Buttered Fingers Podcast, the boys discuss Luca Guadagnino's super horny romantic sports drama film 'Challengers'. Like a real tennis match, there's lots of back-and-forth and shouting. Also talked about: assigned seats vs. free-for-all at movie theatres, athlete actors, the 'Fantastic Four' cast announcements, 'Press Your Luck', and more. Please enjoy responsibly.

In this episode of the Buttered Fingers Podcast, the boys break down the Cairnes brothers' supernatural horror film, 'Late Night with the Devil', starring David Dastmalchian. We also dive into the film's use of artificial intelligence and get into a heated debate about the ending of the film. Also discussed: Mufasa, 'Avengelyne', 'Nuremberg', sexy 80's L.A. vampires, The Rock not rocking, Jerry Seinfeld's comments on the demise of TV comedy, and more. Please enjoy responsibly.

In this episode of the Buttered Fingers Podcast, the boys cover Alex Garland's dystopian war film, 'Civil War'. Also discussed: eating steak with a fork and pieces of shit for breakfast, Leo as Lex Luthor, 'The Office', Marshawn Lynch, Mett's big box office bet, and more. Please enjoy responsibly.

Happy 4/20! In this year's #extreme 4/20 special, the boys each review a movie from the Harold & Kumar trilogy then debate which entry is the best. This is followed by a draft of the best stoner flicks. Tune in and decide for yourself which Harold and Kumar movie or stoner film slate you're taking! Also discussed: Mett's vendetta against pick-up truck drivers, the Fallout TV series, Keanu Reeves as Shadow the Hedgehog, Quentin Tarantino and Childish Gambino's "final" projects, the Chris Farley biopic, and more. Please enjoy responsibly.

Busy work for us. We review a personal fave we have seen multiple times, the cult classic, 'The Nice Guys' starring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe. This inspires us to talk about movies we need more of in the form of sequels and/or prequels. In other news, we talk the Curb Your Enthusiasm finale, RDJ, Kit Harington, Billy Dee Williams, and (and perhaps most importantly) debate who would win in a fight between Mr. Monopoly and the Pringles guy. 56:30 = The Nice Guys review 1:15:44 = Movies that deserve a sequel or prequel

ADRIAAAAN!! In this week's kids' table edition of the podcast, Mett and Toni use Earl's absence to jump at the opportunity to rave about what is objectively (in their subjective opinions) the greatest movie franchise of all time: the Rocky series. Ding, ding.

In this episode, we try and come up with clever transitions to segue through the absolute boatload of news content that dropped this past week. We then discuss A24's 'Love Lies Bleeding' starring Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian, before wrapping up with a draft to cast our own James Bond/007 movie.

In this week's episode, the guys review Prime Video's "Ricky Stanicky" before formally becoming a John Cena fan club. We also riff a bit and draft our top 5 Best Picture *losers* of all time because we were too lazy to last week.

Mett gives an apology off the top. (First ever) Toni does Dunkachino Impressions We discuss the 96th Academy Awards and our winners and loser of the night. ⁠Every Best Picture Winner Ranked by How Good a Muppets Version Would Be⁠ By: ⁠Matt Fresh⁠