754 - Shark Month '26: Mutant Crypto Electric Sharks

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM watch two shark movies that couldn't be more different, except that both are funny but only one of them's a comedy. From the Depths is so pointless, DM imagined a much better story while watching it. Water Park Shark is completely preposterous and it knows it. Tune in for too much talk about physical media, and stay for an unconventional list.

 

753 - Shark Month '26: Hero Sharks

 

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector to discuss to more shark movies. Thrash is a dumb title for disappointing movie, but Dangerous Animals is a great movie and earns its title. Tune in for a mini movie review, and stay for a book report.

 

752 - Shark Month '26: Deja All the Vu

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM begin shark month with two hot new movies. No Way Up isn't bad despite the presence of a singularly terrible character. Deep Water's also fine and also has a truly reprehensible character. Tune in for an embarrassing round of horror trivia and stay for some elephant talk.

 

751 - Space Misadventures

 

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM watch two random sci-fi movies, only one of which is actual sci-fi. Space Rodent had the potential to be much much more fun than it was, and the weirdly titled Space Command Redemption is way too long with zero stakes. Tune in find out DM's thoughts on Tracker, and stay to hear her totally surprise the Count with some Scream knowledge.

 

750 - Damp Victory

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM watch two movies that have nothing in common. Night Swim, despite being fine, would have been much better as a comedy. Shelter has too much plot. Tune in for some insightful commentary about Talk to Me, and stay to find out exactly how little DM and the Count know about Eli Roth.

 

749 - Video Game Movies are Classy Now

 

This week, your friends Count Vardulon and DM are joined by Rob Rector two discuss two new video game and internet-based movies. Iron Lung is surprisingly good, indeed better than you would expect, and Backrooms is the weird, mind-breaking, horror experience we deserve. Stay tuned for a YT recommendation, and stay for  

 

748 - Werewolf Party!

This week, DM is away which means Count Vardulon and Rob Rector are free to watch all the werewolf movies they want! Which is two: The Beast Must Die, and The Howling 2. Tune in for some Karl Urban love and stay for a rant about how The Bear isn't a comedy.