"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!

"Scene Weekly" We have another round of "For You Films" where each host picks a movie the other has never seen! This week we line up Aftersun vs Tell No One. The first is a touching story of a childhood memory of a vacation with her father, while the other is a tense thriller about a man's wife's murder and her resurfacing years later. What will Stephen and Jonathan think about the picks this week? Join us for a lively discussion of these two films!

"Scene Weekly" - Join hosts Jonathan and Stephen as they debate two powerful recovery films: Flight vs Smashed. This week, they welcome special guest Alex, who shares his personal journey through alcohol recovery.

The episode explores how each film portrays addiction—Denzel Washington’s intense battle in "Flight" versus Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s heartfelt struggle in "Smashed." Alex provides insights into the emotional realities of recovery, making this discussion both personal and thought-provoking.

Tune in for a compelling conversation that challenges perceptions of addiction and highlights the strength found in recovery!

"Scene Weekly" - Hosts Jonathan and Stephen explore the Japanese films Death Note and Death Note: The Last Name. With Stephen experiencing the films for the first time, Jonathan guides him through the gripping plot and wild anime inspired insights.

They debate Light Yagami’s moral descent and L’s unwavering pursuit of justice, with Stephen sharing his fresh perspectives. Expect lively discussions, favorite moments, and ethical dilemmas in our first "Premier Pilgrimage"

"Scene Weekly" Get ready to feast! Hosts Jonathan and Stephen are dishing out a hilarious look at culinary cinema. We’re slicing into The Menu, a darkly comedic thrill ride that serves up haute cuisine with a side of satire, and The Taste of Things, a heartwarming love letter to food that’ll have you craving seconds!

Join us as we sprinkle in some laughter, whip up witty banter, and dive fork-first into the juicy themes of culinary delights and emotional bites. Whether you’re a foodie or just hungry for a good time, this episode is sure to satisfy your cinematic cravings! Bon appétit! 🍽️✨

"Scene Weekly" The ultimate prison movie face-off! In one corner, we’ve got the critically revered The Shawshank Redemption, a masterclass in hope and redemption. In the other corner, it’s The Longest Yard (2005), where Adam Sandler and Chris Rock give prison life a comedic twist and a football makeover.

Will Shawshank’s dramatic depth and heart-tugging moments steal the show, or will The Longest Yard’s irreverent humor and gridiron antics tackle its way to victory? Expect sharp jabs, witty banter, and plenty of cheeky commentary as they debate which movie is the true king of the cell block.