Does it really matter what a film’s budget is for it to be good or entertaining? This is a question we’re going to answer amongst the fifteen movies featured here.

This time we check out the new horror release HOKUM, go back to high school to kick some ass, deal with a hurricane and sharks AT THE SAME TIME!!, Josh discovers a new favourite, a duo of direct-to-DVD flicks give different results, mobsters do their thing, and so much more!

Hey, there. Do you like movies? We do. And we’re here to talk about fourteen of them.

This time we join the mission of PROJECT HAIL MARY, a slasher flick gets patriotic, some conspiracy theorists take on big business in the weirdest way possible, we have a duo of crazy dudes to contend with, we fight a war on drugs, Chow Yun-fat gets busy, and so much more!

We’re back! While we’re still on an irregular schedule due to various IRL reasons, we just had to get together to shoot the breeze about movies!

And that’s where the fourteen flicks covered within come in as we talk about a handful of sequels of varying quality, Josh finally doesn’t want to claw his eyes out over the Mill Creek set, a teenage girl suspects her stepfather is a killer for various dumb reasons, we witness a latter day Argento film that manages to be (mostly) watchable, there’s a dune buggy themed bank heist, George Peppard continues to impress, and so much more!

It’s a plethora of off-beat fun on this episode of GBW!

We cover fifteen films including Sam Raimi’s return to genre filmmaking with SEND HELP, two completely different secret agents from the 60’s, a teenager with telekinetic powers who uses it for silliness (not revenge), another dive into the world of ANACONDA, a murderous skull, and so much more!

This episode contains a whole bunch of animals (some behaving badly), gunfights, and even a disappearing penis.

It’s a smorgasbord of sixteen flicks including recent theatrical releases PRIMATE and NO OTHER CHOICE, some geri-action set in the cold ass North, the return of the coolest San Francisco cop, a bunch of sexual deviancy involving Vincent Gallo (surprise!), Arrow Video exhumes another obscure 80’s slasher, and so much more!

|t’s 2026 and we’re back to escape into the world of movies considering everything going on in the real world.

We cover sixteen movies including the ping pong/crime flick MARTY SUPREME, Dario Argento in 4K, one of the all-time best coming-of-age movies, a giant snake flick and its meta 2025 reboot, a heist movie that does everything wrong, some sword swinging action, a cocky space ship flying dude, and so much more!

Where has the year gone?

We bring 2025 to a close by taking about fourteen movies that include our saviour Willem Dafoe, an L.A. punk biopic that gets a lot wrong, a duo of documentaries with fascinating topics, our last journey to THE MUMMY franchise, a babysitter who loves Satan, Old Saint Nick tripping to Mars, and so much more!

No animals were harmed in the recording of this podcast.

This episode we’re talking 16 films that includes Edgar Wright’s remake of THE RUNNING MAN, a crazy 70’s horror flick with mannequins, a witness to a murder who (literally) can’t tell anyone, a quest to save a princess with many ridiculous moments, a tragic true story about an adult film star, a crime film that owes Tarantino and the Coen Brothers some money, and so much more!

We here at GBW always appreciate ninjas but not when they come out of nowhere!

That’s just one of the issues that crops up in the 16 films we cover this time that includes Lynne Ramsey’s DIE, MY LOVE, proof that John Saxon can rock a Lacoste shirt, plucky orphans with a knack for stock car racing, a duo of PREDATOR films, a married man’s obsession with hookers, bikers coming upon some very strange children, one of the most irritating heist movies ever made, and so much more!

This episode’s title will all make sense. You’ll see.

We’re talking sixteen movies including a trio of sequels, a giant killer sperm, a teen TV movie about driver’s ed, some nasty killer yogurt, a super sexist and super drunk spy from the 60’s, Harvey Keitel getting freaky (surprise!), a lazy 2000’s crime thriller we can blame Tarantino for, and so much more!