Subjected to Cinema

From stats to spitting, Brandon subjects Evan and George to Mr. Baseball!  Evan and George discuss population statistics of Cleveland, Brandon ranks his favorite baseball movies, and Evan talks beer product placement.

Mummies alive!  In this episode, Evan subjects Brandon to The Monster Squad.  Brandon complains about criminal thirteen-year-olds.  Evan points out connections to the classic Universal Monsters movies and gives an excuse for the armadillos that appear in Dracula's castle.

This time, George subjects Brandon and Evan to the movie Mannequin.  The three wonder about how much money there is in department store windows, while Evan openly pines for Estelle Getty.

Brandon, Evan, and George are joined by fellow Atlanta comedian and short filmmaker Armond Snowden, and Brandon makes them to watch The Last Dragon!  Evan praises football pads, George praises fashion, and Armond reveals he hasn't seen Juice.  That's like saying you haven't seen New Jack City.  That's so messed up.

In this episode, George is subjected to the 2012 film Dredd.  Evan talks about the history of the comic, while Brandon opines on the symbolism of dirty people.  Sbarro will never sponsor us.

In this episode, George subjects Evan and Brandon to The House of Yes.  Brandon opines about dirty subreddits while Evan sings a rendition of Kiss Me.  George rants about Tori Spelling's phenomenal acting.

Brandon challenges Evan and George to watch the 1955 musical Guys and Dolls.  Evan speculates on crime in New York City and Marlon Brando's singing, while George wonders what the craps game is really about.

Evan forces George and Brandon to watch Prisoners of the Ghostland.  Brandon enjoys old Toyotas and children's bicycles, while George wonders about the meaning behind gumballs.

Evan subjects George and guest host Brandon Stringfield to Ladyhawke.  George talks about his experiences with painkillers, while Brandon shares his burning hatred for Matthew Broderick and discusses chili dogs.

In this episode, George forces Evan to watch Mean Girls.  The two bond over Tina Fey's writing, discuss purple suits and pink shirts, and Evan rants about Tim Meadows and why Mean Girls should be more like Rambo.

Evan demands George enter the Kumite in Bloodsport. There are also deep discussions on doing the splits, Kowloon Walled City, and the reshaping of American sport and culture.

Evan inflicts Red Dawn upon George.  The pair discuss communist facial hair, the use of facial tissue in wartime, and how director George Milius got a gun in his contract.

Cult film fan and motion picture grip Evan Conaway subjects producer and friend George Koulouris to the John Carpenter film In the Mouth of Madness. George craves a cigarette.