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In this spine-tingling episode, we’re diving into the eerie world of The Conjuring: Last Rites — and we’re not doing it alone. For the first time ever, we welcome a special guest: the one and only Kyle Clifford! 👏

We kick things off with a rundown of the latest Hollywood buzz, then celebrate Kyle’s real-life happy ending with a big congrats on his recent engagement 💍. From there, we shift gears and play a fun round of "Top Five Desert Island Movies" — with some surprising picks you won’t see coming. And before we wrap, it’s time for the ultimate showdown: "This or That: AMC A-Lister Edition."

Horror fans, movie lovers, and pop culture junkies — this episode is for you. Hit play and join the convo!

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What happens when movie obsession meets podcast dedication? A journey from basement recordings to approaching 200 episodes of cinematic conversations.

Looking back at nearly four years of podcasting, we laugh about our humble beginnings—passing a single microphone back and forth, recording in friends' basements, and overthinking every introduction. Those early technical struggles have evolved into a dedicated setup and growing audience, especially as our TikTok clips gain traction. Despite our full-time jobs limiting production time, our passion for watching and discussing films remains unwavering.

The streaming landscape has captured our attention lately, with one host deep into Stranger Things for the first time ("It's such binge worthy... I'm hooked") while the other eagerly discusses Peacemaker's return. We dive into Margaret Qualley's dark comedy "Honey Don't," dissecting everything from its disjointed plot and excessive sex scenes to the star-studded cast including Aubrey Plaza and Chris Evans. Sidney Sweeney's recent films "Eden" and "Americana" also get attention, with particular praise for Rod Howard's storytelling in "Eden" despite its limited theatrical promotion.

Our conversation detours through Chance the Rapper's impressive new album, Tarantino's future projects, and the universal frustration of sitting through increasingly lengthy pre-movie advertisements ("sometimes it is 40 minutes before they start playing the movie"). Through it all, our enthusiasm for cinema shines through—whether recommending underrated gems or analyzing industry trends.

Ready to join our movie-loving community? Subscribe now and catch our upcoming reviews of "Caught Stealing" with Austin Butler, plus our special episode marking our 200th milestone that's just around the corner!