Send us a text Isaac and Jake join HardCorey to discuss a couple truly rock 'n' roll action movies, but quickly get confused about not knowing any Indonesian stereotypes; they also lose track of characters easily; an impromptu fight to the death breaks resulting in Jake's execution live on the airBy No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text HardCorey and Brandon get into genre hybridization and why Buddhism isn't nihilistic.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text HardCorey and Chris have the highest conversation two sober men can possibly have; the boys speculate on the nature of evil, the origin of thoughts, and what having a gigantic nose says about a person.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text AniMay concludes with Jake, Isaac, and HardCorey vacillating wildly between deplorably sexist remarks and reverence for Platonic femininity. Corey midwitmaxxes by trying to explain anime through the lens of Nietzsche. Isaac strives to invent a catchphrase. Jake trolls them all.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text On the third episode of AniMay: Jake reaffirms that it's cool as shit to kill mutants, aliens, and/or demons; Isaac says some stuff that the editor frankly couldn't release in good faith; Corey's hardline conservative side comes out to insist that being badass is unquantifiably better than being original or unique.…

Send us a text AniMay continues! Jake, Isaac, and Corey basically just drool over the beauty of late '80s anime and the simple yet elegant stories illustrated therein. Corey gets emo over pure girls.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text Episode One of our month-long AniMay Special! Jake, Isaac, and Corey get their brains shredded by this hallucinatory psychospasm produced by legendary mo-cap masters. Corey expounds on how the post-WWII economic reformation informed the way Japanese stories tend toward slaying gods; Jake confirms that he would gladly murder aliens fo…

Send us a text HardCorey speedruns this Carpenter classic and wishes he were more smarter to elaborate gooder on the careful nuances that insinuate a deeper subtext than one might rightly expect from what appears to be a generic action flick.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text Brandon invokes the tragedy of Narcissus to describe why this movie is about real life; Corey goes in hard on normies; both boys investigate the reasons why most people did not understand Joker at all.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text HardCorey goes into the movie blind and gets his FACE melted; Chris is just relieved his co-host isn't a pedantic jag-OFF about it; the boys ponder if too ripe is just ripe enough.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text HardCorey disregards the Prime Directives and breaks down the extreme disparatity in the plot-to-coolness ratio of this sci-fi classic.By No Uncertain Terms Productions

Send us a text Corey makes a bad furry joke but has the balls to not edit it out; Chris defends a children's movie from undue analytical dissection; both boys are confused by the strange animal/human romance fixation of the '90s.By No Uncertain Terms Productions