Robert Eggers follows up on "The VVitch" with a classic yarn set on a lighthouse off the new England shores. The guys take a deep dive into what it is, and what it's all about.

In this third Halloween special, The guys try to decipher why so many horror fans are vocally against Ari Aster's first foray into film-making.

Our second entry into Halloween month is a little more serious. Ari Aster's second film, Midsommar, divided horror audiences around the globe. What is it, and what's it all about? 

Why do bad things happen? Was Michelle Rodruiguez okay in the mid 2000s? What is Michael Madsen doing? None of these answers and less on today's episode.

The boys take a look at how two of the dumbest characters in cinema always come off as lovable idiots.

Got a spare $36 dollars AUD burning a hole in your pocket and not sure whether you should spend it on watching the new live-action adaption of Mulan on Disney Plus this weekend? Wonder no more! The guys are here to save you some money and time by spending that money and wasting that time for you!

Palendromes abound in Christopher Nolan's most recent offering. But does it live up to the hype?

Slice of life: Something most films can't genuinely portray. Scotty and Jordan look into a masterful take of real-fake-life in Robert Redford's last film as an actor before he retired. 

Yeet and Ashley are hot on the trail of the people who are after the star with the upside down triangle engraved on the front that fell out of the tree and into a thief's hands- But can Ashley teach Yeet a thing or two about life outside of Sweg's bubble?

Yin and Yang. Positive and negative. Push and Pull. On this episode, the guys check out the best and the worst the monopolizing media industry giant has to offer.

A polarizing figure in the film industry, even to himself. The guys celebrate what is arguably Schumacher's most notorious film: Batman & Robin.

Comedic theatrics and woe balance out the much-believed-to-be-biography of Charles Dickens. But does it live up to the source? 

the guys take a look at two vastly different films this week, and discuss how we can learn from the recent social upheaval taking place around the globe.

Disney throwbacks are the flavor of this week under lockdown; the guys talk about Hercules and Robin Hood while also wondering what to watch first when the cinemas reopen.

Throwing it back to the OG, the guys check out the classic Akira Kurosawa film that launched a thousand westerns; The Seven Samurai.

first episode back after Yeet and Sweg, the guys chat about some films they watched during the week, namely; Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

The boys are back- In a new town. After the train debacle (which felt like it was months ago...), Detective Sweg and Doctor Yeetly come face to face with a new challenge.  Please enjoy the fourth episode of our Narrative Podcast series.

Sometimes failure is the first step to success... cryptic, huh? You might find the answers you seek here on this episode... or you might not. Who cares, right?

We continue along our countdown, this time taking a look at the Kill Bill and Anchorman films.

The guys talk about the Two Popes, a few other flicks, and the current culture.

So, the world is in a bit of a bind and you gotta stay in-doors because of some stupid virus. Perfect time to catch up on some movies you may not have seen before! Let's get into it!

Scotty and Jordan are back with a new year, a new feel, and a new podcast season reflecting on this month's box office and the impending academy awards season.

It's that Season again, and Detective Sweg and Doctor Yeetly have embarked upon their dangerous journey to Brixton Rock... But their travels aren't as safe as they might seem... Will they make it to their destination? Will the Narrator ever do something useful? Are psychics real? All this and none on the next episode of Sweg and Yeetly! 

Another Stephen King adaption has hit cinemas this year. did you catch it? Was it worth it? Jordan and Scotty take a look.