Tonight on Sessions we're taking our discussion on **The Banshees of Inisherin **as well as the meaning of friendship and turning it into an Irish speed folk song in the style of Fiddler's Green. At the center of the conversation is a simple but uncomfortable question: what happens when the people who matter to us slowly drift out of our everyday lives? Sometimes friendship doesn’t end with betrayal, anger or a dramatic break. Sometimes jobs change, families grow, people move, routines disappear and suddenly the room is quieter than it used to be. From there, we look at the way songs, traditions and shared rituals keep people connected across time and distance. Then we take those ideas and turn them into “While We’re Still Living,” a manic pub anthem about calling your friends, making the plans, raising the glass and refusing to let the people you love become memories while they’re still here. Because friendship, like a good folk song, survives when people keep showing up to perform it together.

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Tonight on Damn You Hollywood, we are reviewing the 2026 iteration of Resident Evil by director Zach Cregger. Austin Abrams stars as Bryan, a medical courier whose routine delivery becomes a fight for survival when Raccoon City collapses under an Umbrella Corporation outbreak. Rather than retelling the story of Leon Kennedy, Jill Valentine, or another familiar game protagonist, Cregger builds an original story running alongside the events of Resident Evil 2 while attempting to preserve the pacing, tension, and survival-horror experience of the games. We’ll break down the story, performances, creature work, action, horror, and the choice to put a new character inside a familiar world. We’ll also examine how this version compares with previous Resident Evil adaptations, whether changing the story while preserving the feel of the games is the right approach, and what the film’s reception could mean for the future of video-game adaptations.

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Tonight on the Metal Hammer of Doom we're reviewing the latest Anthrax album, Cursum Perficio. Released September 18, 2026, the record is Anthrax’s twelfth studio album and their first since 2016’s For All Kings, marking the longest gap between albums in the band’s career. It is also their first album since 2004’s The Greater of Two Evils to arrive without a lineup change from the previous record. Work began in fits and starts as far back as 2018, but touring commitments, the pandemic, discarded material and continued rewrites delayed the finished album until 2026. The band entered the studio in 2023, with Joey Belladonna recording vocals later that year and production continuing into 2025. The title, Cursum Perficio, roughly translates to “I complete my journey,” though the band has stressed that this is not intended as a farewell album. Singles included “It’s for the Kids,” “The Edge of Perfection” and “Everybody’s Got a Plan,” with Scott Ian calling “The Edge of Perfection” the greatest Anthrax song in the band’s history.

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Season three begins with Aziraphale serving as Supreme Archangel and overseeing preparations for the Second Coming, while Crowley remains on Earth, bitter over their separation. The plan immediately goes sideways when Jesus arrives, rejects Heaven’s expectations and disappears into London. Aziraphale returns to Earth and reluctantly reunites with Crowley to find him before Heaven and Hell can impose their own plans for humanity. Their search forces the pair to confront both the coming apocalypse and the unresolved feelings that separated them. As the angels turn against Aziraphale, the conflict becomes a fight over whether humanity should be subjected to another divinely mandated ending at all. Aziraphale and Crowley ultimately choose humanity and each other over their respective institutions, disrupting the Second Coming and permanently breaking with Heaven and Hell. Their final decision transforms their relationship and gives them the chance to build a life together on their own terms.

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Perhaps we play the Devil to drive the sinners to the Saint. Let's take a look at the second season of 'X-Men '97'; Alexis Hejna from Honeysuckle Rose Creations sits down with Jesse Starcher and Benjamin Colon. It's time to discuss death, rebirth, AI, and awesome action sequences!

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Tonight on Triple Feature we're catching up with a trio of Netflix movies; The Last House, The Whisper Man and Remarkably Bright Creatures.

First up is The Last House, Louis Leterrier’s sci-fi survival thriller starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura as parents trying to keep their family alive after their home is mysteriously sealed off from the outside world. Then we have The Whisper Man, based on Alex North’s bestselling novel, with Adam Scott and Robert De Niro caught up in a missing-child case connected to a serial killer from the past.
Finally, Sally Field leads Remarkably Bright Creatures, an adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt’s novel about a grieving widow, a young man searching for answers about his family, and Marcellus, an unusually intelligent giant Pacific octopus who may understand their connection before they do.

Three Netflix movies, three very different genres, and three very different reactions. Join us tonight as we break down what worked, what didn't, and which one might end up among the best movies of 2026.


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Tonight on Damn You Hollywood, we are reviewing By Any Means. Directed by Elegance Bratton and starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Mark Wahlberg, Giancarlo Esposito, Nicole Beharie, Josh Lucas, and David Strathairn, the film takes us to 1966 Mississippi, where a Black FBI agent is assigned to investigate the murder of civil-rights leader Vernon Dahmer. When conventional methods fail, the Bureau turns to Gregory Scarpa, a real-life Mafia killer and FBI informant, creating an uneasy partnership built around one very uncomfortable question: what happens when the law decides the law is no longer enough? We’ll discuss the performances, the historical liberties, the film’s treatment of institutional failure, racial violence, vigilantism, and whether a righteous goal can excuse morally compromised methods. Join us as we break down By Any Means and decide whether this historical crime thriller earns its title.

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Tonight on Triple Feature we are doing a director focus on Gary Marshall by reviewing 3 of his seminal works, The Flamingo Kid, Beaches and Pretty Woman. Marshall came to film after creating and producing television institutions including Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley and Mork & Mindy, bringing his populist approach to character and comedy to Hollywood. The Flamingo Kid, starring Matt Dillon, spent more than a decade in development before becoming the first film ever assigned the newly created PG-13 rating, although Red Dawn reached theaters first. Beaches paired Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey for a decades-spanning female friendship drama whose legacy became inseparable from Midler's Grammy-winning "Wind Beneath My Wings." Two years later, Marshall directed Pretty Woman, transforming a considerably darker screenplay into a modern Cinderella story that made Julia Roberts a superstar and became one of the defining romantic comedies of its era. Tonight we examine the development, production and cultural legacy of all three films and the career of the filmmaker who connected them.

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Tonight on Damn You  Hollywood we are reviewing, Coyote vs Acme. After years of delays, controversy, and a near-permanent shelving by Warner Bros. Discovery, the long-awaited Looney Tunes feature has finally made it to audiences. Directed by Dave Green and starring Will Forte, John Cena, Lana Condor, and the iconic cast of Looney Tunes characters, the film follows Wile E. Coyote as he finally decides to take legal action against the company responsible for decades of defective rockets, explosives, traps, and assorted catastrophic failures. What begins as a ridiculous courtroom premise quickly expands into a surprisingly affectionate celebration of Looney Tunes history, mixing live-action comedy, animation, corporate satire, and classic cartoon chaos. We’ll discuss whether the movie was worth saving, how well it understands Wile E. Coyote, why John Cena makes such an effective corporate villain, and whether Warner Bros. nearly buried one of its better modern attempts to keep these characters alive.

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Tonight is our most ambitious project to date as we compress the entirety of a years worth of podcasts we called, "From the Corner to the Deuce" into one long song inspired by Meatloaf's Paradise by the Dashboard Light.
Over the past year, we worked our way through David Simon’s television career, from Homicide: Life on the Street and The Corner through The Wire, Generation Kill, Treme, Show Me a Hero, The Deuce, The Plot Against America and We Own This City. Along the way, the same questions kept resurfacing: What happens when people enter institutions believing they can change them? What happens when those institutions reward survival over purpose? And how long can idealism survive the machinery?
Tonight, all of those conversations become one story. Cops, addicts, soldiers, dockworkers, politicians, musicians and hustlers collide in a rock opera about people trying to save their cities, their communities and themselves.
This is Baltimore. The Gods will not save you.
This is From the Corner to the Deuce.


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Tonight on Damn You Hollywood we are reviewing Mutiny! Directed by Jean-François Richet and written by Lindsay Michel and J. P. Davis, the 2026 action thriller stars Jason Statham, Annabelle Wallis and Adrian Lester. Statham plays the head of security for a billionaire who finds himself framed for murder and uncovering a conspiracy while stowing away aboard a cargo ship. Produced by Statham’s Punch Palace Productions and MadRiver Pictures, *Mutiny* reunites Statham with the kind of lean, hard-edged action vehicle that has become his specialty, while Richet returns to the genre after directing *Plane*. Lionsgate acquired North American distribution before the 2024 Cannes Film Market, with production taking place in the United Kingdom and Malta. The film finally hit theaters August 21 after moving from a January release—and after Amazon accidentally leaked the entire movie on Prime Video just two days before opening. Does *Mutiny* keep the Statham action machine running, or has the formula finally sprung a leak?

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