Jessica St. Clair and Lennon Parham, actresses and comedians known for their work on 'Best Friends Forever', dive into the chaotic world of 'The Adventures of Pluto Nash'. They hilariously dissect Eddie Murphy's perplexing choices and the film's bewildering plot twists. The duo explores absurd character interactions, bizarre lunar antics, and the film's retro vision of the future. Expect witty banter on cloning, questionable romantic scenes, and the hilarious failures of this sci-fi flop. It’s a rollercoaster of laughter and absurdity!

Join Emmy Award-winning writer and comedian Joe Mande as he dives into the chaotic world of 'Eye of the Beholder.' Expect fascinating discussions about Ewan McGregor's ghostly daughter and his bizarre camera/sniper rifle combo. They hilariously critique the film's absurdities, like a train aquarium murder scene and bizarre bathing habits in gas stations. Mande shares insights on tackling creativity and personal growth while exploring the tangled themes of beauty and survival portrayed in this ill-fated erotic thriller. Buckle up for laughs and confusion!

Join comedians Emily Heller and Neil Casey as they dive into the 1992 sci-fi horror film 'The Lawnmower Man.' They unpack its bizarre plot, discussing the peculiar aspects of virtual reality, smart chimps, and the infamous character Job's transformation. With humorous critiques, they explore the absurdities of the film's narrative and its disjointed connection to Stephen King's original story. The dynamic duo also shares laughs over retro cinematic quirks, societal attitudes towards unique characters, and the film's surprising box office success.

Get ready for spooktacular stories as the hosts dive into their favorite horror movies and childhood Halloween costumes. They humorously debate slasher villains in a fun game of 'F*ck, Marry, Kill.' Listeners also enjoy anecdotes about iconic films like 'The Exorcist' and personal fears. Plus, there's a tasty discussion about Reese's and the unconventional setting of a corn maze for horror. The conversation wraps up with heartfelt Halloween memories and an engaging push for civic responsibility.

A hilarious analysis of the horror film, focusing on its shocking twists and the eerie connection between the protagonist and her parasitic twin, Gabriel. The hosts celebrate standout performances and unique cinematography while playfully critiquing the film's narrative flaws. They express a desire for a sequel featuring more of Gabriel's antics and dive into themes of trauma and familial bonds. Plus, a fun new social media challenge emerges, inviting listeners to share their takes on this frightfully entertaining flick!

Blakely Thornton, a pop culture anthropologist, joins the hosts to dissect M. Night Shyamalan's outrageous thriller 'Trap.' They dive into the absurdities of a serial killer wreaking havoc at a concert, including Josh Hartnett's shirtless pie scene and the bizarre daylight concert setting. The discussion also touches on character dynamics, unconventional storytelling, and the significance of uncles in the narrative. Expect plenty of laughs as they explore the film's chaotic charm and quirky characters!

Ken Marino, an actor and comedian known for his roles in 'The State' and 'Children's Hospital', joins the hosts for a wild ride through the absurdities of 'I Know Who Killed Me'. They tackle the film's baffling plot twists, discuss its outlandish characters, and humorously critique Lindsay Lohan's performance. From misplaced identities to chaotic scenes, the conversation is filled with laughs and sharp insights. The hosts also reflect on the movie's impact and share comedic takes, making for an entertaining dissection of this notorious thriller.

Join June Diane Raphael, an actress known for her role in 'Grace and Frankie', as she chats with Paul about everything from board games like 'Poetry for Neanderthals' to the chaos of snack organization. They share a vital life tip: always carry a deck of cards! The conversation dives into their experiences with family game nights, while also poking fun at the quirky aspects of 'Communion' and reminiscing about the hilarity of teaching card games. Get ready for laughs, insights, and great game recommendations!

Join Seth Rogen, Riki Lindhome, and Ben Blacker as they hilariously dissect the 2004 film Van Helsing. Riki, known for her roles in Knives Out and Wednesday, and Ben, a writer behind Thrilling Adventure Hour, delve into the film's oddities like Hugh Jackman's wet pilgrim hat and Frankenstein's bizarre tech. They share laughs over the nonsensical plot, absurd character choices, and Carl's comedic misadventures, offering a lighthearted critique of a movie that tries—but ultimately fails—to live up to its monster movie promise.

In this lively discussion, renowned actor Christopher Walken lends his distinctive voice to the bizarre world of alien encounters in the 1986 film 'Communion.' The hosts dive into Walken's eccentric portrayal and improvisation, exploring the film's absurdities, including its odd marketing and chaotic scenes. They humorously critique depictions of alien encounters and reflect on deeper themes of mental illness and relationships, all while keeping the tone lighthearted and engaging!