The Brothers BS tackle the tricky topic of parental considerations when it comes to movie and game ratings. With Zachary navigating fatherhood for the first time and Evan’s kids well into their teen years, the discussion turns into a mix of genuine advice, generational differences, and brotherly ribbing. Can the elder brother offer sage wisdom… or is his guidance just pure BS?

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The Brothers BS their way through this week's episode as they discuss the greatest on-screen duos of all time. From classic Martin and Lewis to action packed Riggs and Murtaugh. Zach and Adam clash on what it means to be a movie star, Evan recalls enjoying the Rock as when he wrestles much more than him as an actor and Andrew spends the whole episode trying to sneak food. Get ready to join the conversation as we discuss the best partnerships in film and tv!

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In this episode, the Brothers BS take a look at classic films that could shine with a modern remake—if they stay true to what made the originals great. From overlooked gems to cult favorites, they discuss what deserves a second chance on the big screen and what not to mess with. It’s a respectful nod to the past, with a healthy dose of present-day BS.

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What happens when beloved video games make the leap from console to cinema? Four gaming-enthusiast brothers dive deep into this creative crossroads, exploring untapped virtual worlds ripe for Hollywood adaptation—with one crucial rule: the games cannot have hit the silver screen yet.

The conversation weaves through several compelling candidates that deserve the movie treatment. Devil May Cry emerges as a natural fit for an action-packed adaptation, with the brothers debating which actors could capture Dante's distinctive blend of supernatural combat prowess and charismatic personality. Luigi's Mansion receives passionate advocacy as the perfect follow-up to the successful Super Mario Bros. Movie, potentially delivering a family-friendly ghost-hunting adventure with the perfect blend of humor and light scares.

Horror game enthusiasts will appreciate the detailed discussion of The Dark Pictures Anthology's cinematic potential. These narrative-driven experiences, already structured like interactive films, could translate beautifully to an anthology horror series while maintaining their character-focused storytelling. The conversation takes a surprising turn when Portal receives unanimous support, with the brothers highlighting how its innovative concepts, confined setting, and memorable antagonist GLaDOS could create something truly unique in the film landscape.

Throughout their debate, the brothers don't shy away from criticizing past video game adaptations, particularly lamenting how the Resident Evil films departed from the games' compelling storylines and atmospheric horror. Their passionate exchanges reveal a deeper truth about successful adaptations: they must honor what fans love about the original while crafting something that stands on its own cinematic merits.

Whether you're a dedicated gamer, film enthusiast, or simply enjoy listening to siblings playfully argue their positions, this episode offers thought-provoking perspectives on storytelling across different media. Which game would you most want to see adapted? Join the conversation and share your thoughts in the comments!

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In this episode, the brothers discuss who they would cast in their dream version of Stephen King's Pet Sematary. Evan tries to start rumors about which celebrities are related and Andrew gets in trouble for being on his phone too much. Lets see who the Brothers think will be best for each part of this amazing story!