We finally reach the summit of our Halloween plans with our review of the absolutely ridiculous JASON X. Also we talk about the jewish N-word happy halloween

Our first of two Halloween specials, Child's Play 3 is a childhood favorite from Enden's anti-military upbringing. A discussion is had over 4k blu-rays and how they kinda can stink sometimes. Then we talk more about Childs Play 3. Essentially, this one's for you Child's Play 3 fans, you're not gonna wanna miss this one

Is Greta Gerwig's BARBIE the insidious corporate over-woke Frankenstein monster that it's being accused of by guys who can't have s*x good and some people who are kind of making a good point? Or is it an innocently intentioned, clever, and colorful comedic romp? Join as us we break down while breaking down the 2023 hit film starring Margot Robbie's gynecologist or whatever

On this weeks episode of TMBP, Dan is finally accepted into the Jamaican community, the Other Dan has no respect for Bradley Cooper, and both Dan's wonder if this is the time where PTA Anderson finally loses the thread in their fashionably late review of PHANTOM THREAD starring Daniel Day Lewis as a completely normal, well adjusted man, I really don't see what the problem here was

To set the stage: One Dan is a massive Ari Aster stan who thinks Hereditary and Midsommar are timeless works of art, the Other Dan hated MID-summer and has lost mostly all faith in Ari Aster and A24 in general. Where will the chips fall in one of the most anticipated, controversial, and shocking reviews ever produced by the Movie Blues Podcast? Find out as Dan and Dan tackle a 3 hour surrealist film that has been bashed, praised, condemned, and hailed as one of the best and worst movies of our generation. Join us as we peel back the layers, discuss theories, and ultimately rate 2023's BEAU IS AFRAID.

One Dan says we can only review Mac and Me if we do it while eating McDonalds, and the other Dan complies in one of the most ruthless, disgusting, and hilarious episodes of this--the fourth episode of the seventh season of our Lord Ronald. Join us as we eat literal poison on mic while reviewing our favorite fast food locations and food items, followed by an hour plus extended, uncensored review of Mac and Me. Enjoy?

For the first time on the podcast, Dan and Dan cover the filmography of Wes Anderson, and then they talk about Asteroid City, the new sci-fi (?) movie from Wes Anderson...who is probably some kind of weird victorian s*x pervert in real life. i mean seriously what is this guys f*cking deal? Like i wonder what gets wes anderson off sexually, it's gotta honestly be the most niche and bizarre thing in history, like he likes rubbing old vintage polaroids of yellow died leather boots on a texas landscape during golden hour on his crotch while a girl reads emily dickinson to him in like f*cking latin. i mean he's gotta be on that epst**n master list, right? like him and quentin at bare minimum? idk i just am getting a bad vibe about him he's honestly like too fucking into his own bullshit for his own good, that's the headspace that like serial k*llers travel in and it's just entirely unhealthy, we should as a society prob stop enabling him soon or we're gonna look like his funders idk lmk what u think in the comments pls

This installment of THE MOVIE BLUES PODCAST finds Dan & Dan digging into the most recent attempt at the SCREAM franchise starring a Madam Tussaud's version of Courtney Cox in a city that's already seen enough tragedy--the big apple. Also Dan Enden's knowledge is put to the test about the literal sh*t that he loves in the EndenVerse MasterQuest, this week's hottest game. Also David Arquette is the man

A new season begins as Dan and Dan absorb a film where Gary Oldman plays a little person, and less far less credibly, Mathew McConaughey's twin brother. One Dan has no idea who this week's call-in guest is, while another Dan tells a spicy fireman story that gets him all hot and bothered. Join us as we kick off a new season of employment-threatening hilarity as THE MOVIE BLUES PODCAST rides again. yo btw is it okay to say dwarf?

Welcome to Episode #1 of Dan #2. Today, Dan and special guest Jack Shoudy discuss the differences between this show and The Movie Blues, The Succession finale, the series at a whole, where it falls in the pantheon of prestige TV, and the state of streaming services.    Featuring a bunch of music from...us

Dan and Dan finally wrap up their longest season ever with one of the craziest movies they've ever reviewed, WES CRAVEN'S DEADLY FRIEND. The plot of this movie is that a kid puts a robot's brain into Kristy Boner's body after she dies from incestual abuse--but there's so much more beneath the surface. Featuring the reveal of the sequel season choices for season 7, join us as we finish this season doing what we do best by watching an outlandish, nearly unbelievable "horror" movie whose roots reach the beating heart of the Endenverse. BB!

Dan and Dan expose the dark side of "the concerts" as their personal stories escalate to trading tales of arrest, smooth jazz overloads, and all manner of ghastly frights while (still) trying to review the wook masterpiece AROUND THE FIRE. Also featuring the reveal of all 16 movies on the Rental Zone's next Bracket War, Drug Wars v.2 Featuring music by Qway, Horizon Wireless, The Disco Biscuits, The Meters, Them Phish Bois, and more.

Today on the Movie Blues, we finally directly address our sordid jamband roots, nefarious past misdeeds, and air out all the madness of our musical sides with the first part of our TWO PART episode reviewing the drug masterpiece "Around the Fire". Load up your pin boards, grab your chunk of herkimer and boof your finest dawgs, because we are finally letting it all hang out. In part one, we explore our initial reaction to the film, swap statistics and stories, and give a rough review of every living jamband. Tune in next week for the hourlong thrilling conclusion where we take this film head on. BRING SHEETS

One Dan tests the other Dan's knowledge of the films from the Movie Blues Podcast with the new hit game show, The "Great" SAMPLE GAME, an activity that seemed to unnerve it's participant so badly that this is probably the only time we'll ever do this because man...did Dan #2 fall apart during this activity. No amount of forced toxic positivity and camaraderie could possibly overtake Dan's desire to win, so if you wanna hear a man fall into utter shambles because he can't remember what the original soundtrack of his favorite movie sounds like (even though he owns it on vinyl) then this is the episode for you. I swear this was supposed to be fun

The plot of this week's episode is either about: 1) A grown man who buys action figures and loves Marvel movies screams at his co-host like a man-baby because he made him watch a movie from Orson Welles like an adult instead of consuming another terrible Disney+ show OR 2) A grown man chooses an Orson Wells movie for the podcast to look smart, but the movie he picks is a disastrous mess that features Charlton Heston in full Mexican-face--a fact that he is willing to overlook because the movie is in black-and-white and is about hating the police. Which is the reality? YOU DECIDE  

In which a grown man who somehow claims to have grown up during the 1990's and early 2000's, somehow manages to have not seen fucking ET. The extra wet terrestrial. Can you even believe that? Also featuring new impressions from Dan Lyons including The Halo Announcer, George Lucas, Nardwar the human serviette, Michael Jackson, and ET himself. Join us for a classic episode of the podcast, and a special treat after the episode as well, and then a special treat after that treat right before bedtime go fck ya'self arlight capicheeee baby

This week on THE MOVIE BLUES, Dan and Dan unsheathe a sleazy classic from the 90's where Robert Redford offers Demi Moore 1 Million Dollars to sleep with him...and hilarity ensues. Final picks for the Season 6 Finale are revealed, new superfan Amanda is shouted out, and one Dan loses his cool when Woody Harrelson puts his soccer cleats on a kitchen table all while reviewing INDECENT PROPOSAL. I mean for f*cks sake, people eat there you don't put shoes there  

The official podcast of the Movie Blues Rental Zone returns to discuss the MBCEU adjacent film, JURASSIC WORLD, from the director of The Book of Henry. One Dan tries to keep the rebooted podcast on schedule, while the other Dan decides to go on a venom infused tirade on his (former) friend and (former) coworker (and potential replacement for when he finally snaps), Josh Boyer. Shots are fired, friendships are ended, all while trying to review a movie about a dinosaur sponsored by Verizon Wireless. Enjoy.

World's collide as an elderly, potentially drunk Michael Douglas and the Movie Blues head into the quantum realm for all manner of mayhem as we review ANT MAN & THE WASP 3: QUANTUMANIA, the lowest rated Marvel movie in MCU history. Are the critics wrong once again? Find out on this explosive episode of the podcast, covering our very first Marvel movie ever (hence why Dan Enden isn't here). Featuring the star of Rachel's Review Corner and a guy named Josh who has to once again explain his religion to us, this is the episode you won't want to miss, if you're into this kind of thing, or if you really like laughing about Michael Douglas.

Looking for some sport-ball related content but your team isn't in the Superbowl today? Look no further than this special episode on MONEYBALL, marking the first true sports film on the podcast after 100 episodes. One Dan shows up with passion, vigor, research, and a winning attitude, while the other Dan scrambles to rally his defenses against an emboldened foe. But it might not be the Dan you think it is....baby