Shelby and Matt come together to share their thoughts on Men. Not generally, just the new folk horror from A24. With a limited cast and a prolific director, this ode/allegory to toxic masculinity doesn’t leave a lot of room for nuance. Is it adding to the conversation or is it just mansplaining masquerading as something new to say? ...

Saturday Night Live is losing some cast members (1:50). Kourtney Kardashian got married…again (9:50). Deauxmoi was officially exposed (15:30). And Laura Dern might have ruined Jurassic Park for us?? (25:00) For love it or hate it (30:35), Matt has thoughts on Harry Styles and Conversations with Friends while Shelby recommends a new movie The Valet. ...

Shelby and Matt are back for a movie review but first Shelby has to get something off her chest — that revolves around millionaires, Taylor Swift, and cucumbers (in that order). Then it’s on to Senior Year, the Netflix comedy starring Rebel Wilson and a whole slew of somebodies. Is it funnier than Isn’t it Romantic? Is it as dumb as Rotten Tomatoes would have you think? Idk but Shelby and Matt talk about it for the better part of an hour as they talk 90s nostalgia, attempted murder, and the morality of a coma patient dating life. ...

Shelby and Matt have a lot of opinions about the new Doctor Strange, this era of MCU, and how a multiverse can be so dull. Spoilers abound but so do the hot takes and feminist rants around this divisive second film.  ...

Shelby and Matt do a deep dive into SJW -- I mean, Captain -- Brie Larson as they talk all the child actor no one remembers to the Oscar winner MCU bros everywhere wish we'd forget. She is the quirky nerd to her peer's cool girl, but is it all an act? Does she have a dream? Is she desperate for fame? IS SHE ANY GOOD?! They break down the hate around her as they try to parse out what works and what doesn't before breaking down her entire filmography. Love her, hate her, but you're probably wrong about her.  ...

Shelby and Matt talk about Nic f**********cking Cage as they break down the splashy meta comedy Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. From Hollywood jokes, to Nic Cage references, it’s not a question of if it worked but more was it worth it? ...