Adrian and Simon review director’s Matt Bettinelli Olpin and Tyler Gillett’s comedy/horror film, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come. Plus, Adrian reviews director Ian Tuason’s sound-centred horror film Undertone and director Akiva Schaffer’s comedy Naked Gun. Additionally, the two pals discuss the 98th Academy Awards ceremony hosted by Conan O’Brien, Universal Pictures’ new theatrical release window, and Lantern’s writer Damon Lindelof’s recent controversy surrounding the colour green. To round-out the show, Adrian gets hyped for the 2026 horror film, Obsession, and Simon gushes about the recently released Spider-Man Brand New Day trailer.

This episode was recorded in Canada on March 20th 2026. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on April 7th for Episode 133.

132. Ready or Not: Here We Come to the Theatre

Adrian & Simon review HBO’s first season of Game of Thrones spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Meanwhile, Adrian reviews both director Kevin Williamson’s Scream 7 and director Matt Johnson’s Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie. Plus, the two pals take another look at the Warner Brothers merger saga; with Netflix having dropped out of the deal and Paramount emerging victorious. They also discuss Amazon Prime’s very odd (and quite internet-controversial) God of War set photo with Kratos actor Ryan Hurst; and they get hyped for Amazon’s upcoming Life is Strange TV series after the announcement of casting for characters Chloe and Max

This episode was recorded in Canada on March 8th 2026. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on March 24th for Episode 132.

131. A House of the Seven Thrones

Simon & Adrian review director Josh Safdie’s ping pong drama, Marty Supreme. They also review Disney+ series Wonder Man and Netflix’s People We Meet On Vacation. Plus, they examine HBO’s bold claim with respect to their upcoming Harry Potter TV series, Apple’s potential expansion of the Severance universe, and the unique nature of the Nicholas Cage starring Spider-Noir series on Amazon Prime Video. Additionally, the two pals acknowledge the onslaught of trailers that were launched over the past two weeks and Adrian gives his expert opinion on sports as the Olympic Games come to a close.

This episode was recorded in Canada on February 21st 2026. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on March 10th for Episode 131.

130. Marty Supreme Fries

Adrian & Simon assess the potential folly of creating an HBO TV series based upon the very open-ended Baldur’s Gate 3 video game. They also review the Jon Hamm starring Apple TV series, Your Friend’s & Neighbours Season 1, director Edgar Wright’s Glen Powell starring action film The Running Man, and the early episodes of director Destin Daniel Cretton’s Wonder Man Disney+ series. Additionally, the two bros take a closer look at Apple and HBO’s release schedules; while also speculating on the potential existence of an Avengers Doomsday/Secret Wars movie trilogy (as opposed to the previously announced duology).

This episode was recorded in Canada on February 8th 2026. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on February 24th for Episode 130.

129. Jon “Cured” Hamm

Adrian & Simon review director Nia DaCosta’s 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple and director Bradley Cooper’s Is This Thing On?. Plus, they take a look at the recently announced Oscar nominations, the casting of Sons of Anarchy actor Ryan Hurst as Kratos in Amazon’s God of War TV series adaptation, and the new leadership over at Lucasfilm. Adrian also questions the validity of the sheer number of whacky scenarios occurring in HBO’s award winning drama, The Pitt; while Simon swiftly reviews director Joe Carnahan’s Netflix crime drama, The Rip.

This episode was recorded in Canada on January 22nd 2026. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on February 10th for Episode 129.

128. The Bridgertown

To start the new year off right, the two pals name their most anticipated TV series and movies of 2026. Simon & Adrian also review the series finale of The Duffer Brothers’s hit Netflix TV series’ Stranger Things. Plus, they discuss A Man on the Inside season 2, Slow Horses, The Walking Dead Season 11, and Fleabag. The two comrades also converse about the new Disney+ vertical video format, the strange conspiracy theory surrounding Stranger Things season 5, and MCU star Sebastian Stan’s recent casting in director Matt Reeves The Batman Part II.

This episode was recorded in Canada on January 11th 2026 (prior to the Golden Globes). Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on January 27th for Episode 128.

127. We Should Have a Sleepover

Adrian & Simon review director Rian Johnson’s film, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. With the end of 2025 looming, the two buddies take a look at the best films and TV series of the year. They also examine the potential consequences of Disney’s fast and loose marketing for the Marvel Cinematic Universe by choosing to reveal Steve Rogers’ (actor Chris Evans) return to the MCU in Avengers Doomsday. Plus, they analyze the recent developments of the merger love triangle between Warner Brothers Discovery, Netflix, and Paramount; while also acknowledging YouTube’s 2029 Oscars broadcast. As they reside inside the timeless pocket between Christmas and New Years, the pals also get festive with stories about Christmas traditions, Christmas films (i.e. Polar Express, A Very Jonas Christmas Movie), and plans for the holiday. Will Stranger Things Season 5 end strong? Will the boys manage to watch Avatar: Fire & Ash in theatres before the next episode? Time will tell.

This episode was recorded in Canada on December 26th 2025. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on January 13th for Episode 127. We wish you a Happy Holiday and thank-you for watching!

126. Bad Enddington

Simon & Adrian take a hard look at the recently announced Netflix & Warner Brothers merger from multiple angles. Will Paramount be able to stop the merger in it’s tracks with it’s aggressively priced hostile takeover bid? Time will tell. The two pals also get real baffled by legendary director Quentin Tarantino’s weird hot-take regarding skilled The Fabelman’s actor Paul Dano. Plus, the two fans get hyped for director Craig Gillespie’s Supergirl film, the upcoming movies in the 28 Years Later trilogy, and the upcoming Ready or Not sequel. In addition, Adrian reviews Now You See Me and the FX comedy series Adults; while Simon reviews Stranger Things Season 5’s first 4 episodes.

This episode was recorded in Canada on December 12th 2025. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on December 30th for Episode 126.

125. Toe Sucker McGee

Adrian & Simon get excited about Netflix’s Stranger Things Season 5! They also discuss the latest seasons of Pluribus, Hacks, Shōgun, The Chair Company, and Only Murders in the Building. In addition, they speculate as to what the upcoming TV & film adaptations for Far Cry and The Legend of Zelda might look like; while also examining the crazy box office success of Disney’s animated film Zootopia 2. Adrian and Simon also talk about their respective wedding plans; while Adrian insults Simon incessantly by making fun of his ears and by poking fun at his vegetable-like figure.

This episode was recorded in Canada on December 2nd 2025. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on December 16th for Episode 125.

124. A Cover-Up by Big Cabbage

Adrian and Simon review director Dan Trachtenberg’s Predator Badlands and Vince Gilligan’s new Apple TV series, Pluribus. Plus, the two buddies discuss Disney’s recent AI push, the upcoming DC Crime mockuseries and a new Brendan Fraser/Rachel Weisz starring Mummy film. Additionally, Adrian goes off on a Secret Lives of Mormon Wives tangent, Simon corrects the record about the potential Warner Brothers merger, and the boys get hyped for Zootopia 2, Stranger Things Season 5, Man on the Inside, and Monarch Legacy of Monsters Season 2.

This episode was recorded in Canada on November 16th 2025. Episodes air every two weeks on Tuesdays! Catch us on December 2nd for Episode 124.

123. Zootwopia: Man of 2morrow

Join Canadian, goofball, film nerds; Simon and Adrian, for titillating conversation about hard-hitting dramas, side-splitting comedies, and flashy super-hero movies. New episodes premiere every two weeks on Tuesdays.

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