This week the guys knock it out of the park with their review of the 1989 baseball classic, Major League. The guys discuss their love for this movie and its relatability to their baseball teams growing up while also discussing the movie's fun and diverse cast, the simple plot for even not sports lovers and the cultural debate surrounding team names. Instagram

This week the guys revisit Woodsboro in their review of the 1996 slasher masterpiece, Scream. They waste no time proclaiming their love for this movie and discussing everything that makes this movie and franchise stand the test of time. From its hip cast and cool characters, a million funny quotes, the innovative use of meta commentary and its lasting legacy. This first scream is the loudest.Instagram

Grab some bubblegum and get ready to kick ass because the guys are back with their review of the 1988 sci-fi flick, They Live. In their review, the guys discuss the social and political commentary of the movie and its relevancy in today's world, the alien's conspiracy, Roddy Piper's awesome one-liners, and the use of sunglasses as the lens of truth to the people.

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Love (and death) are in the air this week as the guys review the 1981 slasher, My Bloody Valentine. They discuss the use of holidays in horror movies and acknowledge this movie's place within the genre. They also discuss the cool killer, the creative kills and how the original is better than the 2009 remake.Instagram

In this episode, the guys take a look at the highly underrated, 1999 animation (now) classic, The Iron Giant. The guys reflect on the status of this movie premiering as a flop to becoming a pop culture animated icon while exploring the movie's themes of identity and friendship. They praise the stellar voice acting, the fun humor and the sharp animation.

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Join the boys as they survive the 2004 disaster flick The Day After Tomorrow. The guys have a good time discussing the special effects and great imagery throughout the movie, the questionable science used, and the director and his signature disaster-style movie career.

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This week the guys visit Fargo, the 1996 Coen brothers academy award winning dark comedy. In this review the guys take time to praise the oscar nominated acting, discuss how absurd the plot is and the unique directing style of the Coens.

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The boys are back this week with their review of the 1982 novella The Body by Stephen King and the film counterpart Stand By Me, the 1986 film directed by Rob Reiner. The guys discuss their personal experiences that connect them to film, the themes of childhood friendship and life lessons shared together, and the differences between the book and film.

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