In this episode, the boys go full Monster Energy chud and cover the 2009 flop 'Gamer.' The peak of dumb guy satire and the fact by total accident, is probably going to be massive cult favorite in the years to come given how stupid everything is the 17 years since it's release. Also talk of UK elections, how everyone wants to kill the American president, the failed promises of modern technology and how everything is now just porn.

In this episode, the boys sink their teeth into one of the 21st century's greatest dystopian texts, 'Children of Men.' Both the 2006 film and the 1992 book, and while both capture very different tones, styles and themes. They feel even more relevant and horrifying of our 2026 reality. Also talk of the ongoing war/oil crisis, mid 2000s genre cinema, zombie liberalism and trying finding something to live for as the wider world descends further into nihilism.

In this episode the boys honor the life of action star and internet meme Chuck Norris, taking a look back at his filmography, his awful politics and political endorsements, and how he's crucial in creating the baby boomer made hell we all live in now. Also updates on Iran, the visionary mind of Menahem Golan and how modern conservatism can't have any fun unlike their 80s counterparts. Further Reading: https://youtu.be/SkZr21WFEP8?si=N3cVbvyLVL0n0c73 https://youtu.be/caHHy4p4OwU?si=_VThAcrCw3GfPHKh https://edition.cnn.com/2017/08/07/politics/chuck-norris-alabama-senate-endorsement

In this episode, the boys welcome back Snel on to the show to talk about the political action epic 'One Battle After Another.' The culmination of Paul Thomas Anderson's career as a filmmaker, the looming collapse of American society and with it and trying to find hope in the darkness. Also talk of the war in Iran, how art continues to be worth less and less under techno capitalism and how revolution isn't as simple as going to a protest.

In this episode, the boys take a quick detour to small town America to cover the recently released 'Return to Silent Hill.' Maybe one of the worst movies we've ever covered on this show, and one you should most definitely watch. Also talk of nostalgia for shitty mid 2000s horror movies, speculate on how this thing turned out so bad and how it's the perfect starting point for 2026 as a whole.

In this episode the boys celebrate their one hundredth episode milestone by covering someone more strange up than they could ever be, Yukio Mishima. A man known for his writing, even more known for his very public death. But we try to figure him out it all with his own words, our theories on what made him tick and review the excellent Paul Schrader biopic on him to color in the blanks. Also talk about how depraved our elites are, the blank void that is modern culture, how fascism is always rooted in male insecurity and the grim world that awaits us post one hundred episodes.

NOTE: This episode was taped before February 28th, 2026

In this episode, the boys (including returning guest John) head back to the world of Pandora for James Cameron's action packed and extremely horny 'Avatar: Fire and Ash.' A grander film than anything that's come before it, but also lacking in some aspects. Somehow becomes one of the more divisive films the boys have talked about. Also talk on America's return to Manifest Destiny, the continued disintegration of the Post-WWII world order, how insane one must be to build a home under a volcano and how this series about giant blue people might be America's last export that's worth a fuck.

In this episode, the boys welcome Aaron on to the show and return to the insanity of Hideo Kojima with Metal Gear Solid 3 & 4. One is arguably a masterpiece, the other a self indulgent, celebration of excess that caps the series off perfectly. Also updates in the world of American oligarchy, how the gameplay and tech jumps from the PS2 to the PS3 effected the series, and us still trying to figure out what is going on during all of this.