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Honestly didn't expect to come out of Masters of the Universe talking this much about Duncan, but here we are. Did this one surprise you too? 🍿

Backrooms is being talked about as a horror movie but it's really a character study — and that's what makes it so unsettling. We broke down why the lead character works so well and what Kane Parsons got exactly right.

Full episode in the comments 👇 What did you think — did the ending land for you?

The Breadwinner is a 2026 movie with a 2004 understanding of gender roles. We noticed.
Have you seen it yet? Curious if others came away feeling the same way.

full breakdown on the pod. 🔗 in bio

This He-Man movie doesn't try to outrun where it came from — and it's so much better for it.

Hot take: his Joker was bad for the exact same reasons his Skeletor works. Same actor, same energy, totally different result. Did his casting win you over?

The Backrooms movie had no business being this thoughtful, and yet here we are.

Did you guys check it out?

Scary Movie 6's non-horror jokes finally land again, and it's clearly because the Wayans are back writing it.

Kane Parsons started making Backrooms videos as a high schooler on YouTube. He's now the youngest filmmaker to hit number one at the box office.

Did you know about Kane Pixels before the movie came out?

Here's a question Scary Movie 6 kind of forces: is making fun of generational differences actually funny, or does it just depend entirely on who's in the room? What was your take?