On this episode, the hosts and a guest review the controversial movie 'Jingle Smells' that criticizes cancel culture but endorses boycotts. They discuss oddball characters, Eric Roberts' behavior, and a scene involving a sad sandwich. The hosts also analyze the movie's plot points, inconsistencies, and questionable humor, and express confusion over a scene featuring Sean Hannity. The podcast ends with a discussion of the movie's ending, upcoming episodes, and production details.

Famous author Charles Dickens joins the guys for an atheistic review of 'Mr. Scrooge to See You!' They criticize the plot, discuss creating a Christian-focused sequel to 'A Christmas Carol', analyze the movie settings and effects, and joke about absurd dialogues. They also comment on a scene with homeless people, analyze a time traveling sequence, discuss outdated directions, and talk about the lack of humor in the movie. They end with a conversation about the Christmas spirit, analyze another scene, and discuss the interactions between Scrooge and Jacob Marley.

Lydia and Thomas from 'Where There's Woke' join for an atheist review of Lady Ballers, a movie with grown men yelling slurs. They critique its lack of sports and comedy, discuss controversial movies, and talk about creating controversy. The hosts engage in comedic banter, critique movie scenes, discuss fitness apps, and analyze problematic elements in movies. They question unrealistic basketball scenes, gender roles in film, and the rejection of transgender identity. The episode ends with debunking insane lies and research rabbit holes.

In this episode, the hosts of a podcast review the confusing Christian movie 'The Shift' and criticize its plot and Christian undertones. They discuss casting decisions, explore the idea of a confusing Christian movie inspired by Christopher Nolan, and find humor in awkward scenes. They also delve into the protagonist's motivation, inconsistencies in the movie, and question the lack of explanation for certain scenes. The episode concludes with discussions on different versions of Molly's life, the diversity of animals in different realities, and comedic experiences with navigating teleporting doors.

In this podcast, the hosts review the documentary 'Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible' and discuss its unique approach. They also explore unusual abilities, consciousness, and spirituality, as well as skepticism towards claims of superhuman abilities. The hosts critique various aspects of the film, including its misuse of stock footage and the flaws in the Darryl Behm Intention Experiment. They engage in conversations about telekinesis, controlling for factors in experiments, and the purpose of the universe.

This week, the hosts review 'Journey to Bethlehem', a movie that combines the birth of Christ with high school musical elements. They discuss audience reactions, critique casting choices, and humorously comment on the departure from the biblical story. The hosts delve into the conversation between Mary and Gabriel, discuss a scene with Herod's nightmare, and analyze a choreographed song with spear dancing. They also provide information on supporting the podcast and share a Thanksgiving joke.

Guest Trinity Pixie, a consulting and education expert, discusses the movie 'What is a Woman?' by Matt Walsh and dissects its bad interviews. They analyze a scene from the movie that portrays gender-segregated birthday parties. The hosts express frustration with Hollywood tricks and engage in a lively discussion on the subjective nature of womanhood and cultural influences. They critique Matt Walsh's lack of understanding towards transgender individuals and advocate for biological markers. The hosts also address misconceptions about sex change surgery and highlight challenges faced by trans people.

Gary Busey, an actor, appears in a movie called Quigley reviewed by the hosts. They discuss the hilarious performance of a dog and the poor set design. They also talk about the subpar animation quality, Gary Busey's oversized suit, and a misunderstood heaven set. The power dynamics, genre mixing, love triangle, and therapy are other interesting topics. They discuss a plan to teach a lesson to a billionaire by turning him into a dog. They joke about Gary Busey's recap and a skunk joke. The hosts express disappointment in a video game, discuss a dog leading police to a missing person, and Gary Busey's redemption. They also mention journalism, Patreon donors, sibling shows, and 'Gary Busey Pet Judge'.

In this podcast, the hosts provide an atheist review of 'Sound of Freedom', a movie about child trafficking. They discuss the controversial and delusional aspects of the film's writer, Tim Ballard, as well as analyze and make jokes about various scenes. They also touch on topics like the promotion of a charity event, Tim's investigation, and the absurdity of child rescue funding.

The hosts discuss the stupidity of the movie 'Kingdom Come' and its twist of 'it was hell the whole time' combined with 'it was all a dream.' They comment on the exaggerated performances and ineffective delivery of the actors. They also talk about sinners in hell, a scene involving finding a place to pee, and the shocking revelation of a character's past abortion.