In this episode, Pablo and Esmarelda discuss the award-winning film, "The Whale," which can only be viewed in theaters. They discuss the merits of angry vengeful teenagers and Esmarelda desperately searches for connections to Darrenofsky's other films. We are now back from our mid-season hiatus, so stand up, leave the house, go buy some popcorn and make sure to check out "The Whale" - in theaters now!

In this episode, Esmarelda and Pablo dish on the summer blockbuster sci-fi thriller, "Nope." Pablo gives insight into the mysterious creature's origins and Esmarelda continually fails to pronounce the name "Shyamalan" right. Complete with film history lessons, an interesting analysis of the film's creature, and a quick recap of Esmarelda's trip to Sundance, this episode will hopefully have you saying "yep!" to watching this Jordan Peele film for a second time.

In this episode, Esmarelda and Pablo discuss the new tragickcomedy, "The Banshees of Inisherin," available to watch on HBOMax. Pablo can't do an Irish accent, and Esmarelda can't get over her love for Jenny the Donkey. A special shoutout is given to former Blockbuster customer and "Avatar" prophet, Joshua L'Heureux, and the hosts give their opinions on how "Banshees" will fair at the Academy Awards. So, grab your hooking stick, order up a pint, and enjoy the next episode in this ten-part series!

In this episode of “Take Two,” Pablo and Esmarelda discuss the new Rian Johnson film, “Glass Onion,” recently released on Netflix. Esmarelda gripes (and gripes again) about the plague of technology and Pablo confesses his secret desire to marry a powerful woman. They discuss the relevance of each character’s perception as a public figure and get a quick business of film lesson as Esmarelda proclaims that life was just generally better in 2003. Listen to an in-depth analysis of two people who have each seen the film more than once. Enjoy!

In their debut episode, Esmarelda and Pablo discuss the new Noah Baumbach film, “White Noise.” Pablo reveals his theory of psychic energy conjuring catastrophe and Esmarelda fangirls over her “subliminal best friend,” Greta Gerwig. Listen to an in-depth analysis of a newly released film by two people who have each seen the film more than once.