In the past we have discussed favorite outfits, laughs, and even sets in films, but now in an attempt to anger Zach, Matt decided its time to talk about the old sniffers. Today for some odd reason, we take a look at different nostrils in films that we think are nice. As always we would love to know your thoughts on this one, and we ask you to smell in, as we discuss our favorite noses in films.

*DISCLAIMER* Our audio was not plugged in so this episode doesn't sound great but it does not take away from the terror Matt feels. When the last surviving kids of the Kruger murder are sent to a psychiatric ward, they are plagued with the nightmare that is Freddy. With better kills and a returning Nancy, this begins Freddy becoming more charismatic of a slasher icon and it destroys Matt in the process. A great installment of the franchise, so remember to take your sedative and gain some new powers.

Being film buffs, theres a lot of things that we analysis in different movies but there is one franchise that Zach throws all of that out for. Today we discuss that franchise in the form of Jurassic Park films and why Matt now needs to enjoy them. As always we would love to know your thoughts, and ask you to listen in as we fight dinosaurs with gymnastics in Matts new favorite franchise, Jurassic Park.

There is one movie trope Zach hates more than anything, body swapping, so naturally Matt picked the perfect film for it. When Tess and her daughter Anna disagree on nearly everything, a strange fortune cookie switches their bodies for a day. What becomes of this is a great story of living in each others shoes and realizing what each means to the other but done so unbearably due to body swapping thinks Zach. If there is going to be one though this is the best there is, and always remember to watch out for earthquakes after opening your fortune cookie.

Not only one of the most influential film franchises in pop culture, but also in our personal lives, Matt attempts to tear away the fabric of time by forcing Zach to say nice things about the new trilogy. Today we discuss both and their place in the franchise talking about characters, direction, and effects to name a few. Its a argument for ages as only one of us will have the force on their side. So listen in as we force choke the life out of each other with Star Wars trilogy, new vs old.

Welcome to spite month, the month that we make each other watch a film that the other desperately hates. For Matts pain this week, we follow the story of Frank as he is plunged in to a cartoon world and forced to be a detective as the creator of the world, Jack, is temped by Holli would. A film trying its best to rival Who Framed Roger Rabbit, can't keep up with a crazy story and over sexualizing of characters. This is by no means a bad film, just not ever pen stroke dried correctly, and always remember, "noids do not have sex with doodles".

December is a time of joy, happiness, and spending time with the family and usually we would heart warming films, but screw that! Today we take a look at films that the other despises and try to turn them around on the idea why the other might think its good. As always we would love to know your thoughts and ask you to listen in as we begin shouting at each other for spiteful films.

An assassin, a botched job, a film that Zach hates, a film that Matt loves, and a happy Thanksgiving to you. As Hanada, a #3 ranked hitman shoots the wrong person, he is now hunted by those same people he once called colleagues. A film that spirals all over the place in terms of a story does still have some fun noir style and a different take on a Yakuza themed film. If your interested in this style of films you should absolutely check it out and if not, "go boil some rice for me".