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With guest Jairo Parra returning to our show we have our little Halloween special! We discuss some current events in the cinema world and then get into our top five favorite horror films.We're going old school, talking classic horror flicks to the latest chilling offerings. From Halloween to Hereditary, Wrong Turn to The Babadook, we'll discuss what makes these movies so fun to us.

We're delving into the character arcs and themes of Blue Beetle, from the dialogue to the character development of Jaime, and the rest of the cast. But that's not all; we discuss the themes of family and power that are woven throughout the film, and we're not afraid to point out its inconsistencies and disappointment in this Latino Superhero Film.Episode Chapter Markers: (00:00) -

Ready for a chilling journey into the macabre world of cult classic slashers? Don your bravest face and step into the sinister shadows of revered classics like Jeepers Creepers. We also shine our floodlight on the lesser known, but equally spine-tingling, Wrong Turn and the 1993 cult hit, Leprechaun. The episode thickens as we unearth the controversial backstory of Jeepers Creepers

Hey family! This is a long one, but not only is it one Hector's favorite films but it's also one of the first times we got Slick to watch a horror movie. We have special guest Jairo Parra who joins us and we do a complete breakdown, scene by scene, of the entire film. Lots of good stuff so take your time and give it a listen!If you want to skip the minute details and just hear the

Need a quick catch up before watching the new blockbuster? Here we try our best to give you a recap on the important John Wick universe infrastructures while giving you our thoughts on the first three installments and completely butchering everyone's names!Join us on our recap from the original John Wick (01:17), to John Wick Chapter 2 (06:06), then John Wick 3: Parabellum (18:44)

Some have dubbed this a "Haiku of Cinema", others have walked out half way because it wasn't the John Wick movie the trailer promised it to be. Here, Slick and I dissect "Pig" and discuss why this gem was the best movie of 2021- a year when movies had a lull for many people- when "Nomadland" takes best picture and other lackluster films like "The Little Things", "House of Gucci" an

Rotten Potatoes gives it's two cents on the RT scores for the Rocky's and the newest installment to the Creed-verse. From movie right disputes to anime references come join the discussion on Creed III!