(Leave it to Teebs and KidPhoenix to make a mockery of a holiday as important as Juneteenth.)

This week's episode has a very simple premise. Let's take some of the whitest movies in the history of film, and make them Black.

It's easy. It's hilarious (to them). It's the perfect way to celebrate Juneteenth -- or at least the perfect way for Teebs and KidPhoenix to celebrate it.

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Resident Evil. Super Mario Brothers. The Last of Us. The Legend of Zelda. Grand Theft Auto.

Video games have brought gamers some of the most creative and immersive universes. But what happens if "Joe" or "Jane" Doe is thrust into any one of these.

In this episode, Teebs and KidPhoenix explore these video game universes and which ones they would choose to live in.

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AI is here!

KidPhoenix and Teebs discuss the evolving landscape of creativity and filmmaking in the age of artificial intelligence. The newest example is the partnership between Google AI and Darren Aronofsky to use AI tools for three films.

Then there's a conversation of what KidPhoenix feels is a threat to journalistic integrity when it comes to film critiquing. Deadline reported that Lionsgate split a WILD review embargo on their new film "Ballerina". What are the potential pitfalls of such a tactic?

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