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This week we talk about root beer cravings, the demise of the “mexican pizza”, an update on Jim’s PlayStation modding dreams, A.Ron’s MAME cabinet project for the winter, and of course, the 19th anniversary of 9/11.
With their mission at a dead end, Butcher has to get lucky if he’s going to try to track down Becca. A-Train gets an unwelcome surprise as Homelander tries to retake control of The Seven. Speaking of Homelander, that guys really messed up, right?! Finally, Huey, Annie, and MM go on roadtrip to find a long-forgotten super that they hope can help decide their next move.
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This week we talk about Jim’s adventures in PlayStation modding, Impossible meats not being available outside the US, TV we thought we’d hate but ended up loving, bringing Michael B. Jordan back as Black Panther, the trailer for HBO’s documentary “Class Action Park”, and a whole host of other questions from the audience. Join the…
The Boys is back in town for season 2 and we’ve got a full review of the first 3 episodes. Caution: There are major spoilers for all 3 episodes embedded throughout this podcast. You’ve been warned.
The year is 2020 and Bill & Ted are back on the big screen, or the small screen depending on how you choose to watch it, to Face the Music. Their quest is to finally write the song that will unite the world and fulfill their destiny. Is their most triumphant return a truly Excellent Adventure or a Bogus Journey? Join us on the podcast to find out.
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On this week’s lunch, we cover the worst meals we’ve ever had, showing the younglings T2, the latest Batman trailer, advice for George Lucas, a heated salsa debate, going back to movie theaters, and more.
We’re kicking off our coverage of The Boys with a preview podcast for season 2 designed to remind you what happened in season 1 and give our general feelings on the 2nd season as it stands after having seen the first 3 episodes.
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Lunctime! Join the forum to ask questions with fellow club members here or use #baldlunch on Twitter!
After directing The Witch, one of the most unsettling horror movies of the last decade, Robert Eggers has done it again with The Lighthouse, a film that defies description. Willem Defoe and Robert Pattinson both deliver astounding performances in this largely underrated tale about two lighthouse attendants (“wickies”) who have to make the best of a bad situation. Join us on the podcast, preferably after you’ve seen the movie, for the full discussion.
Flashbacks galore in this week’s episode of The Walking Dead. The episode tries to convince us that a young girl who wears the skin of the dead, roaming the countryside murdering other survivors for no real reason is a sympathetic character. Does it work? Join us on the podcast to find out!