In this episode, Josh and Dave discuss the therapeutic benefits of podcasting, explore new TV shows like The Lowdown and Reservation Dogs, and delve into the horror of Welcome to Derry. They also touch on the challenges of podcasting in a busy world, review Vince Gilligan's new show Pluribus, and share their thoughts on Ethan Coen's Honeydome. The conversation shifts to the impact of pre-code movies and concludes with a reevaluation of The Wildlife, emphasizing the importance of supporting independent films. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore various themes surrounding Hollywood's connections, nostalgia for after school specials, the evolution of moral lessons in television, and the captivating nature of certain films. They delve into the rapid-fire comedy style of Edgar Wright, the impact of classic films, and the enduring appeal of nostalgic movies. The discussion also touches on the future of comedy and horror, highlighting the importance of storytelling and character development in film.

Couch Critics is your weekly deep dive into movies, TV, and all things pop culture with hosts Dave and Josh. Each episode, they bring their honest takes, sharp critiques, and plenty of laughs as they explore everything from cult classics and hidden gems to the latest blockbusters and streaming sensations. Whether you’re a casual fan or a hardcore cinephile, Couch Critics is your go-to spot for smart, fun conversations about the stories that shape our screens.

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