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Tell us all about it, sailor! You asked for it! Here it is! MOAR TRIVIA! This time, the elderly clown-man, Mike curates a bunch of random questions about horror pictures for Jay and Josh to answer and be made fools of. Finding questions that didn’t seem too easy or too hard was actually kind of difficult. Mike knows some things about horror, but not too mech. He nows moar about Star Trek and eating ultra processed foods from the Dollar Store. Did you know he shops for groceries at the Dollar Store?!? I once caught that man eating a box of shortbread cookies and ramen noodles for “dinner” then for a dessert he had a generic brand frozen pizza with a bottle of that sugar juice. I looked at the “nutritional” facts on the pizza. Zeros in all categories except carbohydrates and sodium. 50,000mg of sodium - 100 million times your recommended daily amount. Same with the carbs. 250 million grams of carbohydrates. 55 billion times your daily limit. That’s like eating liquid concrete. No food va

Watch two adult persons whose gender assigned at birth is male answer safe and fun questions about movies in a certain genre that is acceptable for most folks. Jay and Josh answer questions from host Mike. In the end both contestants will be awarded a participation trophy and crowned "most knowledgeable peoples or persons" in this particular category of which is displayed.

Our 100th episode spectacular!!! Can you believe it's our 100th episode of Star Wars trivia! An idea so amazing we've done it 99 times before! One this very special episode Mike, Rich and Jack battle it out to a series of questions procured by.... say it everyone, "YOUR... FAVORITE...HOST!!!, JAY !!!" - every time it gets me. Man, I can't believe it's been 100 shows already! Anyway, Jay has some amazing questions ready for these guys. Even though it's episode 100, Mike still seems sort of off and confused on the concept and structure of the show, making many many crucial mistakes. They are also figuring out the point value system as they go. And the final round appears to have been thought up and executed by a 4th grader, but alas even after 100 shows, the guys are still figuring it all out! Who will win this milestone episode of STAR WARS TRIVIA!!!

People like to complain that the only movies being made now are big franchise movies and sequels. That's not true! There are dozens of other movies released every month! The problem? Nobody sees them and they don't make any money. Even mid-budget movies with famous actors and good production value just come and go with barely a word said about them. Why does they make make this films??! Do studios like burning money? In this video, Mike and Jay focus on a movie that seemed like it would be tailor-made to eek out a $30 or $40 million profit opening weekend at the box office and then quickly be forgotten about. Except this movie skipped the first part and went right to the second. It's Whistle! The little movie that couldn't!

The guys in animated form are back! While not technically our first episode of Spitballs, this is a sort of new full length pilot episode where Mike and Jay meet Rich's character and they go off on a pitchin' adventure! With some special guest voices and a fun new movie idea, this new episode of Spitballs will be sure to make you click that unsubscribe button! We have over a dozen or so more unreleased recordings we might get around to animating, but probably not. Who cares anymore!

Mike and Jay travel around Milwaukee, Wisconsin to revisit some of the city's most famous movie locations. There's been a surprising amount of movies filmed in Milwaukee. Everything from a Transformers sequel to a forgotten 90s cop movie starring Charles Bronson!

It's Mike and Jay's favorite type of movie to discuss: the little movie that couldn't. Carolina Caroline has a great director and cast, but only opened in a couple hundred theaters and then was put onto streaming just a couple weeks after release. Did it deserve better? Well yeah, that's why Mike and Jay are talking about it. From the director and star of Dinner in America!

Sometimes we have a lot to say about a specific topic, and sometimes we just sit Rich Evans down in front of a camera without him having any idea what we're gong to talk about and then force him to not be creative at all. In this Black Void episode, Mike, Rich and Jay discuss how, in the wake of Backrooms' success, movie studios are already hard at work trying to scoop up as many popular spooky internet things that they can.