"Scene Weekly" - Jonathan and Stephen dive into the ultimate whodunit debate. Knives Out brings a sleek, modern twist with razor-sharp dialogue and a powerhouse cast, while Clue serves up classic chaos, quick wit, and a triple-ending punch. They’ll unpack the art of a good mystery, dissect the ensemble performances, and argue over which movie keeps you guessing better. Is it the cutting-edge brilliance of Benoit Blanc or the timeless slapstick of Colonel Mustard?

"Scene Weekly" This week, Jonathan and Stephen serve up a feast of laughs and debates as they tackle two films centered on the chaos, connection, and hilarity of Thanksgiving. On one side, it’s Planes, Trains & Automobiles, the ultimate holiday road trip comedy that reminds us why we value home (and tolerate awkward travel companions). On the other, Grumpy Old Men brings a hearty helping of neighborly feuds, family ties, and frosty small-town charm.

This is a live show - and it wouldn't be Thanksgiving without a little chaos thrown in the mix - bear with us as we had some audio issues this go round. Enjoy!

"Scene Weekly" -Jonathan and Stephen face off with Another Round vs. Lethal Weapon 2, exploring the theme of aging and second chances. From existential boozing to explosive cop action, they ask: who embodies "I'm too old for this sh*t" best?

"Scene Weekly" In this week's episode, hosts Jonathan and Stephen dive into the intricate world of single-shot films, tackling two groundbreaking movies that each capture an entire story in one continuous take. Jonathan champions Russian Ark, Alexander Sokurov's epic journey through Russian history that sweeps through the Winter Palace in a seamless 90-minute shot. Meanwhile, Stephen brings Boiling Point to the table, the intense drama set in a bustling restaurant kitchen, where tension, pressure, and performances reach boiling point in a single, unbroken sequence.

"Scene Weekly" - In this action-packed episode, our hosts go toe-to-toe in a spirited debate as they pit two legendary martial arts films against each other: Enter the Dragon and Bloodsport! We’re joined by two special guests—Sifu, a seasoned black belt in Jiu-Jitsu, and his dedicated pupil, Andy—to bring in the insights from real martial artists as we break down the bone-crunching, high-kicking, and philosophical undertones of these classics.

"Scene Weekly" Jonathan and Stephen throw on their divorce lawyer hats and dive into two movies that turn splitting up into an art form. It’s Dinner with Friends, where adults grapple with the fallout of divorce over gourmet meals, versus The Squid and the Whale, where a family meltdown turns hilariously tragic. Will Stephen convince Jonathan that an adult dinner party packs more emotional punch than a messy, adolescent drama? Or will Jonathan serve up a win for The Squid and the Whale? Tune in for spicy debates, sharp one-liners, and a few too many marriage jokes!

"Scene Weekly" Join Jonathan, Stephen and special guest Andrew as they pit two iconic slashers against each other: Michael Myers from Halloween (1978) and Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981).

Who’s creepier—Michael’s slow stalking or Jason’s bag-head debut? Which movie has better kills? And what about those classic 80s scream queens? We break down all the blood, guts, and gore, from John Carpenter’s creepy vibes to Jason’s campy massacres. Plus, a few terrible slasher puns—because why not?

Grab your popcorn, lock the doors, and join us for a killer good time!

"Scene Weekly" -Do you enjoy a good scare? How about laughing so hard you might just pull a muscle? Then this is the episode for you! Jonathan and Stephen are dipping their terrified toes into the kiddie pool of horror films this week! Join us as we dive into Sam Raimi's terrifying return with Drag Me to Hell and the ultimate zombie comedy, Shaun of the Dead. We promise zero real scares, but a whole lot of laughs!