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Aeon Flux. One of two movies that almost broke Kyle and Andrew's friendship. They dare to watch it again. This is a serious description of a not-so-serious podcast about a movie that takes itself way to seriously. 

Jim West and Artemis Gordon are two men at odds in the world they are living in and Kyle and Andrew are two friends at odds with the film they are watching. Buckle up for the 1999 steampunk western, Wild Wild West.

We're back! Season 2 kicks off with a passionate take on a direct to streaming sci-fi film out of Australia, Arrowhead...or is it Alien Arrival? Basically, there is barely an arrowhead and aliens don't really arrive, so listen to Kyle and Andrew review on big confusing lie!

We're back! We took a break while we got our "Ultraviolet" together and we have returned to discuss an absolute classic. Klaatu barada nikto, it's time for 1951's The Day the Earth Stood Still.

Who needs perfectly synched audio to enjoy a movie? Not us! We review our first animated feature film, Harlock: Space Pirate. Not interested? There are also GPS interruptions and discussion on bathing in space. What could be better?!

Is this a snoozer or a thriller, because we seem to be having a hard time figuring that our. If alien invasions that are all about puking and sleeping are your thing, then I guess we found the movie for you. Also, we briefly discuss Christopher Nolan's The Prestige (2006) and we totally spoil the movie, so if you've been waiting 11 years to watch that movie, SPOILER ALERT!

This week, Kyle and Andrew are introduced to "The Law" and Andrew decides maybe life is just better if you remain ignorant to what makes a good movie. We review Judge Dredd (1995) starring Sylvester Stallone.

Andrew likes just about every action movie you throw his way...but what if that movie is one of the goriest movies he has ever seen. Today we review Turbo Kid (2015), a post-apocalyptic action/comedy/thriller, and there is a lot of blood. *Note: We labeled this episode explicit based of the content we will be discussing. 

We take a take a break from our regular schedule to review a movie near and dear to Andrew's heart. Kyle has never been able to stay awake to watch all this film, we'll see if he is able to break that curse this week when we review Ladyhawke (1985).

Note: We apologize for the delay this week. Audio issues, scheduling issues, and general craziness added to the tardiness. I hope this doesn't ruin our friendship... This week Andrew and Kyle enter the world's largest maximum security prison. Will either of them come out alive, friendship intact? Will either of them have an eye patch or a new love for dramatic synth music? Let's review Escape from New York.

A movie about aliens popping out of people's rear ends has left us with an upset stomach of our own. This week we review Dreamcatcher (2003) based off the Stephen King novel of the same name.

Lost in Space is an apt title for a film lost in mediocrity. We'll hash out if anything about this film is worth saving...maybe a canary monkey or two?

...zzz...zzz...What? Oh we're sorry, we must of dozed off during this slow burn thriller. Andrew and Kyle review Europa Report (2013) and see if our first official episode will be the one to destroy this friendship for good.

The self-proclaimed simpleton, Andrew, and the film snob, Kyle, sit down in front of the mic to talk about the one topic they can't agree on, movies. In this pilot episode, Kyle and Andrew discuss what is up with the podcast name and review their first movie, Ultraviolet. This is the film that started it all and may be the end of their 20+ year friendship.