Needlessly Nostalgic

Lance and Tyler are getting into Sam Raimi's return to comic book films (as well as his only entry in the MCU so far) with Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

A rare first time view for both Lance and Tyler, they're getting into why this is the most Sam Raimi movie ever and clearly the kind of film that he would have been happy making for the rest of his career. Unfortunately, it was a bomb and (fortunately for us) he had to go back to Evil Dead. It's time to get into Crimewave.

You're not gonna see any kinetic camerawork or over the top characters in this one. Lance and Tyler get into why A Simple Plan is easily the least Sam Raimi-style movie he's ever made.

Lance and Tyler are starting off their Sam Raimi Extravaganza with a bang! It's time to look at the film Raimi made because he couldn't get the rights to The Shadow with the severely underrated Darkman.

Lance and Tyler are here to rank the entire Scream franchise! (at least until Screen Gems inevitably makes an 8th entry)

Lance and Tyler are breaking down the newest film in the franchise, and discussing all the missteps of Scream 7.

Lance and Tyler go over Radio Silence reinvention of the franchise, introducing some mixed bag characters, a controversial death and more with Scream 5.

Lance and Tyler are getting into the merits of Scream 4 and whether this film really brought anything new to the table in terms of dissecting horror tropes.