Was It Good Though?

We're back with Season 4 of Invincible, and let's just say—the first three episodes are pure chaos. So much so that Jazz is actually asking them to slow things down… yeah, it's that intense. We dive into where Mark is mentally and emotionally after the brutal battle with the Invincible variants—an event that left behind massive destruction and loss. The weight of it all is clearly taking a toll on him, and you can feel it in every scene. We also get into the unexpected but entertaining friendship forming between Allen and Nolan, along with the growing theme of accountability. At the same time, we start to uncover the truth about what really happened to the Viltrumites, and it's not as straightforward as it seemed.

Is Paradise leading us down a time-traveling path? This week, we're diving into Episode 6 for our Side Quest Reviews. This episode centers on Jane, the agent whose unique skill set has made her a dangerous force for anyone who's crossed her path. We finally get a glimpse into her backstory and what shaped her into the ruthless killer we see now. But does it make you feel sympathy for her? We also break down everything happening beneath and beyond Paradise. And now that Xavier has reunited with his chocolate queen, the big question is: what will Gary do next? We've got questions, and plenty of theories. Let us know what you think, and be sure to check out our previous Side Quest Reviews for Paradise Season 2

We're back with another in depth review but before that welcome to the Was It Good Though? Podcast. We're discussing The Bride, the debut film from the mind of writer and director Maggie Gyllenhal . We discuss the creative liberties she takes as a retells the story of Frankie and The Bride. Oscar Award winner Jessie Buckley performance . Is this a love story or a story of betrayal and manipulation? The return of Penelope Cruz. We compare this film to the latest iterations of thr character and what we liked more . The mob bosses ruthless aggression towards women. Joker Folie a Deux?! This and much much more but most importantly, WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?

We're wrapping up our Side Quest Reviews for Cross Season 2 with Episode 7. Don't worry, we'll still be doing a full breakdown of the finale and the entire season in Episode 198. Jazz kicks things off with a smooth “told you so” to John, pointing out how the red flags surrounding his mother were flying all season. We also dive into the major death in this episode and discuss how that betrayal might play out in the season finale. Jason drops a very interesting theory, but we'll have to wait and see if it actually comes to fruition. We also give Matthew Lillard his flowers and shout out how he went from the Scream 7 set straight over to Cross. After seeing both performances, the man deserves his props. One question we do have: will El come back? Is her character still needed at this point? Let us know what you think, and be on the lookout for Episode 198.

The crews back with 98th Oscar predictions ! We talk about who we think will win, who we want to win, and blunders leading up to Hollywood's most esteemed night. The categories we discuss are as followed: Best Makeup an Hairstyling, Best Costume Design, Best Visual Effects, Best Original Song, Best Original Score , Best Sound, Best Production Design, Best Cinematography, Best Film Editing, Best Animated Feature-film, Best Casting, Best Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Actress in a Leading Role, Best Actor in a Leading Role, Best Director, and of course the award of the night, Best Picture!

If you were rich would you be flashy ? The crew debates before we get into the latest episode of Paradise season 2. Gary did what now!? We discuss what value we would bring to the crew in the end of days . Garrrrrryyyyyyy, be cool man . The rules of the bunker! We finally spent a day with Teri and what this meant for the bunker . Kids or nah? Ennis thinks he's Rick Grimes. The pacing of this season. What's next in Paradise?

We're taking Episode 196 back to the early ‘90s with a review and discussion of the cult classic superhero comedy Blankman. Joined by our brother Austin, a huge fan of the film, we break down this unique take on a 90s superhero movie and how it stands out as one of the early Black superhero movies in cinema. Starring Damon Wayans and David Alan Grier, Blankman tells the story of a self-made hero trying to protect his neighborhood from criminals, mob bosses, and corruption. During the episode we dive into the relationship between Darryl and Kevin, discuss what makes Blankman such a memorable 90s comedy movie, and talk about how it compares to other early Black superhero films like The Meteor Man. Along the way, we also get into some fun conversations about whether we'd ever become superheroes ourselves, plus a few personal stories from our past dating experiences. One thing we couldn't gloss over was the lasting impact of the Wayans family comedy legacy. From classic TV shows to iconic films, the Wayans dynasty has been shaping comedy since the ‘80s. That naturally led us to share our thoughts on the recently released trailer for Scary Movie 6 and what it could mean for fans of the franchise. If you love 90s movies, Black cinema, cult classic movie reviews, and movie podcast discussions, this episode is for you. We get right into it… and of course ask the most important question, Was It Good Though?

Were back with a Side Quest and we're discussing episode 6 of Cross ! We kick it off with Two John and mothers conversation. Is Two John being played? Cross and Kayla must face consequences for allowing Luz to escape. Kayla goes to find the woman who altered the tape. Felicia is kidnapped by Bobby Trey and Kayla , the host discuss if they were in Felicia shoes how would we handle it. Bobby Trey scene stealing! Donnie returns to Luz after his run in with Cross and Bobby. Elle is out and Nana Mamas back in. We discuss Cross finding out about the legend that Luz and how we feel about that. We give Matthew Lillard his flowers for what he's done over the past couple years and what he has upcoming this year . We discuss Lances fate in the end of the show and is it possible him and Fanboy link up in prison?

We are back with another QUEUED UP AS REQUESTED . Yes the new segment of the WIGTP where we allow SUBSCRIBERS and FOLLOWERS of the pod to request Movies they'd like to see us discuss and this week our brother in Pod, Anthony from the Talkin Ish A Podcast Amongst friends , requested the 1988 black classic “I'm Gonna Git You Sucka.” Both pod-mates have seen the film but seeing it at our “big age” allows us to recontextualized what we saw as kids. We get into our favorite scenes from the film. Jason has a story time . We get into the Wayans influence of not just black culture but the entertainment business as a whole . And last, but certainly not the least, W AS IT GOOD THOUGH?

Get your tissues ready, this one is a certified tearjerker. We're four episodes into Season 2 of Paradise, and the writers are not holding back. Lightning, hail, heartbreak… they've been cooking up a storm of emotions. Annie and Xavier leave Graceland for Atlanta, only to find themselves in a situation neither Jason nor Jazz could've predicted. The tension? Heavy. The emotions? Even heavier. We also step back in time to the first baby born in Paradise, a moment that brought real joy, not just to Cal, but to Sinatra too. That flashback hit differently, especially knowing where things stand now. What did you think about this episode? Did it wreck you like it wrecked us? Drop your thoughts in the comments and let's talk about where this season is headed next.

The crew is back with not only another review but another Scream review! Yes, if you've been here you know the love and appreciation we have but if you're new please know this is the franchise that started it all. Chapelle, from Recap Kickback, joins us for episode 195 as we take a stroll down memory lane with the Ghostface killers , Sidney , and the traumatic history she's had. We speak about Neve missing in action for Scream 6 and Melissa Bereras firing during the production of Scream 7. Captain Save a Sid , aka Jazz, helps up figure out if Sid's children were a plot hole or a retcon. We discuss Sid's daughter, Tatum and if we like the direction of her character . Would you sleep in a murder house ? Does Sid character as a mother makes sense? Did you select the correct ghost face killers?Sidney's situational awareness seemed to have been at an all time low in this film with a few questionable decisions she made , but Captain Save a Sid isn't allowing it!. We discuss our favorite top motivations in the Scream franchise and much much more and if course we answer that burning question, WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?!

The socials are upset with Cr-ayla , so we discuss the where you see smoke , there must be fire . Has Cross become whitewashed ? Elle must face her Trevor issue with Janine but most importantly should Elle have lied ? Kayla and her Bobby Trey issue . Cross officially meets Luz and we discuss how we felt about the interaction. Donnie did whaaaa?? Luz continues her mission to sees the Senator . Kayla has a trick up her sleeve for her boss. We predict the next episode that we think will really give us a shock!

We're taking this Side Quest through Paradise Season 2, Episodes 1–3. Sterling K. Brown returns for another intense season, but this time, the story expands beyond what we've seen before. We break down the new characters introduced in Episode 1, explore the depth of Xavier's love for his wife, and examine the top-tier villainy of Jane. And is Sinatra really the all-powerful big bad, or is there more going on beneath the surface? We also debate whether the series is leaning too heavily on flashbacks and ask the big question: Will Xavier ever see his wife again? These are just a few of the topics we dive into during this review. Share your thoughts in the comments and let us know how you're enjoying the season so far!

WIGTP presents Queued Up, As Requested! This week, we're joined by a special guest who selected the film for discussion — the multi-talented “Jack of All Trades,” Wade Simmons. We dive into the 2021 drama The Starling, starring Melissa McCarthy and Chris O'Dowd. The film explores how a married couple navigates life after experiencing a devastating loss, highlighting the emotional weight of grief, trauma, and the different ways people cope with pain. Throughout the episode, the crew unpacks the film's themes, shares personal reflections, and discusses the importance of showing up for the people you love during their darkest moments. We also give flowers to the cast for their performances and the emotional depth they brought to the story. And as always, we close it out the only way we know how — asking the ultimate question: Was It Good Though?

As we wrap up Black History Month, we had to end on a Wonderful note. So why not with Marvel's latest series, Wonder Man. We brought in a great group of guest to discuss this series, our brother Furb, Chris, and Anthony from Talking Ish: A Podcast Amongst Friends. In this episode, we dive into the friendship between Simone and Trevor, share our expectations (if we had any), and explore how this series delivers a completely different energy compared to previous Marvel shows. Will we see Simone again? Is a season 2 on the horizon? Why did Simone risk his entire career to save Trevor? We tackle these questions and more….but ultimately, the biggest question of all, Was It Good Though?

Welcome to Side Quest Reviews, presented by WIGTP!This series is all about the shows we're currently watching, with new episodes dropping weekly. We're kicking off this new series with the Amazon Prime show Cross, starring Aldis Hodges. We reviewed Season 1 back in 2024 (Episode 131: Cross) and absolutely loved it, so naturally, we have to dive into Season 2. This episode covers Episodes 1–4, exploring all the madness these first few episodes have introduced. We dig into Alex's relationships with El, Kayla, and John, and discuss the season's storytelling, which feels very much like art imitating life, especially given current events. Jason shares a bold prediction, and Jazz expresses her excitement to see Bobby Trey back in the mix. We'll save our “Was It Good Though?” verdict until the end of the season, but so far, it's easy to see where the hosts are leaning. Side Quest Reviews will drop weekly, so stay tuned! Along with Cross, we'll be doing Paradise, starring Sterling K Brown.

The crew is back with our second, QUEUED UP, AS REQUESTED , and this week we are discussing “The Number 23.” Yes , the psychological thriller starring Jim Carrey as a man who becomes obsessed with a book. We discuss where else have we seen a similar type of film. Our thoughts on Jim Carrey out of his normal wheel house. Who's really to blame for why things go left within the movie ! And most importantly and thr reason why we are here, WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?!

The crew kicks things off by circling back to our ongoing relationship deep dives following up on Why Did I Get Married? and Relationship Goals. Are we evolving or just arguing better? We give a quick-hit review of The Fall Off from J. Cole and ask the real question: what actually determines a musical legend? Longevity? Impact? Vulnerability? Or just vibes? Then it's time for Episode 193's main event: His & Hers, the Netflix crime drama adaptation starring Tessa Thompson and Jon Bernthal. We break down the dynamic between the leads and whether that chemistry really sells the chaos. Anna leaving her job, her family, and getting caught with Richard. The sexual assault conversation and was it handled well? Is this story about classism, racism… or both? Did you clock the killer early, or were you blindsided? We let the ladies cook as they unpack the lead characters, and we ask the fellas: If you were Jack… how would you really handle it? “Meat mail” and modern male audacity. The ladies' dating list vs. conquered list. Anna's mother and the emotional weight of her condition. Messy relationships. Moral gray areas. Gender politics. Suspicion. Accountability. All that and more but the only question that really matters: WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?!

We're stepping into the season of love, but first, we take a moment to honor and remember the legends we've recently lost. 2026 has already claimed some heavy hitters, and we made sure to give them their flowers. It's also award season, so we couldn't skip over some of the standout moments and winners from this year's Grammy Awards. For Episode 192, we dive into Relationship Goals, starring Kelly Rowland and Method Man. The crew has been asking for a Black-led rom-com, but did this one actually deliver on the rom-com expectations? We break down the tropes, unpack the toxic side of love, and Jason shares a recent encounter that ties right into the conversation. We also discussed the chemistry between the characters, Method Man's performance, and whether the heavy “Bible messaging” was doing too much. We get into all of it — and of course… Was It Good Though?

The gang is BACK and we're returning to the Bone Temple!! Which means no shoes, no morals, and survival instincts. For Episode 191, we dive headfirst into 28 Years Later: Bone Temple, directed by the always-illustrious Nia DaCosta. But before we can get to the horror? It's Jason's birthday, so naturally the episode opens in absolute disorder. Birthday cake, chaos, and a very real conversation about why the planet feels overpopulated with Aquariuses. Science was attempted. Then we get into the madness: Spike, Dr. Kelson, and that man , the Alpha. Samson. THAT MAN OUTSIDE. One legend, too many nicknames, zero peace. We discuss the story shifts from Spike to now Sir Jimmy Crystal and his fingers, the power dynamics get messier, louder, and way more unhinged. We break down the long-awaited Kelson vs. Sir Jimmy clash, argue about who's really in control, and question Spikes every life choice that led us here. PLUS , we get into If we started a cult, what song are we forcing everyone to worship to? Is the “28 Years” franchise officially knocking on the door of the Top 10 horror franchises of all time, or are we bugging? All that chaos leads to the final, unavoidable question: WAS. IT. GOOD. THOUGH?!

WIGTP presents Queued Up, As Requested, our listener-requested movie review series featuring short, straight-to-the-point discussions with no filler—just honest opinions. In this episode, we review the 2025 sci-fi anthology film Merge, now streaming on Amazon Prime. We break down the story, character decisions, standout moments, and the elements that left us confused, while exploring the film's deeper themes around artificial intelligence. Our conversation dives into whether AI can truly be used as a helpful tool for humanity or if it risks becoming a dangerous crutch. As always, we wrap things up by answering the question, Was It Good Though?

Episode 190 marks our first Tyler Perry film review in almost two years (be sure to check out our Acrimony episode too). This week, we dive headfirst into Why Did I Get Married? and unpack relationships, friendship, secrets, and everything in between. We're joined by our sister Lisa and King Toxic himself, a.k.a. Shawn, and once the conversation starts, it moves fast — faster than Mike's insults toward Sheila.

The crew is back, and we're diving into a 25-year-old hood classic Baby Boy with friend of the show and internet fam, RICO! Freshly added to The Criterion Collection with Boyz N the Hood and Poetic Justice, John Singleton's film hits different in 2026. It's raw, reflective, and honest about young Black men being coddled by family, the lack of emotional immaturity, and the moment life forces them to grow up.In this episode, we break it ALL down: Have we ever been a Jody? The moments we saw ourselves a little too clearly. Melvin's impact and why his role might be one of the film's most important pieces. What makes Baby Boy a classic and why it still resonates today. If Pea's character was necessary or wasted potential? Yvette's journey, the choices she makes, and the advice we'd give her. Black men in the home and how the movie frames that conversation. Snoop as Rodney , did we get enough? Did we want more? Plus, we pit Insecure vs. Baby Boy, and Jason hits Jazz with a full UNO reverse in “THIS OR THAT.” And you already know why you're here… WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?!

We continue the discussion and say our final farewell to the crew. We revisit that moment on top of the TV station, share our thoughts and feelings on the finale, and talk about other shows whose finales didn't quite live up to expectations. We also dive into possible theories—both our own and some floating around on social media: Is Eleven still alive? Was Vecna innocent before turning evil? And of course, we close it out by asking the most important question…Was It Good Though?

Another two-parter, Ladies and Gents...and this one gets a little strange.For Episode 188, we're diving into Stranger Things Season 5, and we brought in our brother and sister podcast, Anthony ( ⁨@TSWNMediaNetwork⁩  ) and Lisa ( ⁨@reelmovielovers9570⁩  ). We look back at what made us fall in love with the series, the countless breaks over the past nine years, and what we finally got after a three-year drought. We break down some of the new characters, Vecna/Henry/One's makeover, and debate whether Erica would've been a better choice than Holly to take on Vecna this season. We save our “What Did You Think Though?” for Chapter Two, but just like the first half of Season 5, we leave you on a solid cliffhanger.Be on the lookout for Chapter Two, dropping Thursday (1/15) at 6am EST / 5am CST, with visuals hitting YouTube at 9am EST / 8am CST.

Sometimes the conversation gets so good we have to keep it . We get into anniversary of films . There was some hate for BABY BOY. We then discuss Tyrese as an actor . BATMAN IS A WHO!? Ethan hawk in the DCU?! We get into Dave Chapelles new stand up special and the controversy plenty more!

Welcome to the first episode of the new year! We changed our typical end of year wrap up to a special wrap up and our most anticipated for the 2026 year! We bring in our close friends Rico, Lisa from ReelMovieLovies and Anthony from The Talkin Ish Podcast a Podcast Amongst friends to help break down the last year in film! Our favorite films, our worst films, best tv shows, the most anticipated, favorite scenes , best artist and much more .

We continue the conversation in Chapter 2 of this episode, featuring a special interview with Jazz and members of the cast. A few guests had to drop off, but we kept the discussion going, diving into where the series could head in Seasons 2 and 3. We made sure to put a spotlight on Episode 7 and it's emotional impact, along with Jazz posed the question, “Was LeRoy wrong for smacking Will?” Jason and Chris shared which side they landed on, and we finally got to the real answer to the ultimate question: Was It Good Though?

We're ending 2025 in Derry with a stacked group of guests to help us float into 2026. For Episode 187, we're diving into HBO's latest hit series, Welcome to Derry. We're joined by our own version of the “Losers' Club”, newcomer Jasmine, our brother Chris, Sister-In-Pod Lisa ( @reelmovielovers9570  ) returning Villain-In-Spirit Ivy, and our Brothers-In-Pod Mike ( @Jedimike7  ) and Anthony ( @TSWNMediaNetwork  ) We break down our favorite characters in the town, air out our frustrations with some key decisions, and debate whether waiting until Episode 4 to reveal Pennywise was a risky move. We also give major kudos to the cast for their performances and the clever Easter eggs woven throughout the series. Even Marge gets some love… and a little hate.

Happy Holidays from the WIGTP crew!

We hope you're having an amazing holiday season! We are on the hunt for “The Glow!” And no, we're not referring to the “Soul Glow” but we are diving into the 1985 classic “The Last Dragon.” We are joined by our family in pod, Lisa from REELMOVIELOVERS and Anthony 1/4 of the Talkin' Ish A Podcast Amongst Friends, and thy give us a history lesson in black people and karate films! We discuss some of the first black fantasy heroes . We talk about if this film is culture appropriation. We discuss our 3 must watch black films, much more and more importantly WAS IT GOOD THOUGH

Welcome to the Badlands! And no, we're not talking about the podcast jerks! Today , along with Lisa from the ReelMovieLovers podcast, we break down the lastest installment in the Predator franchise, “Predator: Badlands” written and directed by Dan Trachtenberg. We discuss “honor” amongst the Yauja. We get into the “Death Planet” and our favorite creatures we were introduced to. If you were Dek would have trusted your father to yield ? We discuss Thia and Tessa, and if we would've trusted Thia if we were Dek. We get into this much more but we answer , WAS IT GOOD THOUGH'

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Jazz and Jason are back! This week on episode 182 we're tackling the newest season of Reasonable Doubt but not before Jason throws out the question of the century: Are Sam Smith and Adele the same person But then it's straight into the chaos: Season 2 ends off with Toni suing the Stewarts and demanding ONE night with Lewis. Be honest, would you do it? We discuss Naima's story from Season 2 to 3, dissect Lewis's nonstop need for reassurance from his wife, and share the best reads of the entire season. Mama Lu? Lance Sullivan? Ozzie?? Yeah, we're talking about all of them. And as always, we're asking the only question that matters… WAS. IT. GOOD. THOUGH?!

Welcome back to another episode of the WIGTP! We kick off the broadcast with Jason embracing his journey in Little Rock. We talk about the trailer for the “One Battle After Another” and we get into what are the top 3 things that make you want to see a movie . We get into Teyana Taylor's character and the stark difference between her earlier film “Straw” , wrote , directed, produced , sounded and etc etc by Tyler Perry. We talk about Jazz's bold take, does Sean Penn out shine Leonardo DiCaprio within the film. We also discuss , have we always won over one of our significant others parents? And we get into this and much more but most importantly we answer , WAS IT GOOD THOUGH!

For Episode 180, we're going back in time with a classic, Back to the Future. It's been 40 years since this film was released and changed the way we think about time travel. The crew dives into their favorite time-travel movies, the cultural impact of Back to the Future, and whether it stands as one of the best trilogies ever made. We also break down the questionable behavior of characters like Biff and Lorraine, and discuss the dynamic between Doc and Marty. Does this classic still hold up today? And of course,  Was It Good Though?

For Episode 179, we're diving into TipToes, starring Matthew McConaughey and Gary Oldman. This was a last-minute addition — one neither Jason nor Jazz had seen before — and let's just say, our expectations were way off. The story might feel familiar, but it offers a perspective neither of our cohosts have experienced. We break down the film's rollercoaster tone, Gary Oldman's performance as Rolfe, and Matthew's turn as a full-on villain. And of course, if you know our crew, you know the jokes flew — though they stayed (mostly) low to the ground. But we kept it respectful! After all that, the real question remains… Was It Good Though?

The halls of Godolkin University are darker than ever… and the Was It Good Though crew is back to uncover it all. For this episode we enlisted Anthony of the Talkin Ish A Podcast Amongst Friends, Mike of Sowell Productions, Furb and Low, of KingLowBeats. After the tragic real life loss of Chance Perdermo (Andre), the team debates how his character's story was handled and things get intense. As we look deeper into Marie's choices, we ask: is she evolving… or falling apart?Each Guardian of Godolkin character faces their own chaos, and we're breaking down every brutal twist, every emotional moment, and every power struggle this season brings.Is this the end for Gen V? Should The Boys take their final bow? Find out as we ask the ultimate question, WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?

We're joined once again by Lisa from  @reelmovielovers9570  for the third straight week, along with our brother Chris, to break down The Black Phone 2 for Episode 177.We really got into our horror bag with this one — from calling out the Nightmare on Elm Street influences, to sharing our thoughts on where the horror genre is heading. We even revisited our favorite debate: Camp vs. Horror Comedy (Chris's lane, of course), and tackled the question of what truly makes a “horror icon.” Did we really need a sequel to The Black Phone? What would a prequel even look like? And most importantly…Was It Good Though??

The crew is back for another horror classic this spooky season! Episode 176 takes us straight to Elm Street, where the nightmare begins! That's right ! A Nightmare on Elm Street is on the agenda, and our sister Lisa from NxG Global Productions and Reel Movie Lovers joins us to break it all down!We kick things off with a conversation about spoilers, review rules, and expectations, before diving into our first memories of the horror icon Freddy Krueger and his chilling backstory. From the worst horror moms to whether this franchise could ever be successfully remade, nothing is off-limits!We debate our favorite horror icons, unpack Nancy's questionable mom, and explore Wes Craven's signature third acts. Plus, we ask:What movie decision would YOU make differently if you were in their place?What are our two most irrational fears?And of course, we close it all out with the question that matters most…WAS IT GOOD THOUGH!?

We're keeping the Spooky Season reviews rolling! This week, we're diving into Together with our sister in podcasting, Lisa from Reel Movie Lovers ​⁠.We usually try to stay away from the “Red Pill” topics, but with this film, that was about as hard as Tim trying to be a decent partner.

Avengers! DONT assemble because we don't want to be eaten however we ATE this review , lol. Episode 174 we are discussing “Marvel Zombies” the latest from Marvel and we had a few of our friends, Helaine and Anthony from Talkin Ish and Dave from Brickwall Review podcast to talk shop with us. We get into our favorite zombie tropes used from classic films. We talk about the final T'Challa send off and how we're feeling how he was utilize in this series . “Wakanda Forever”- Peter Parker , foul or fair? Our favorite Avnegers team up, favorite moments and much more but most importantly, WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?!

We're kicking off our horror binge a little early this year! For Episode 173, we're diving into Alien: Earth, a highly anticipated series for the crew. We had to bring our brother Chris along to help us break down the latest project in the Alien franchise.Did the series live up to the legacy? Is the Xenomorph still the ultimate creature lurking in the shadows? And was this a fitting finale? We dig into all that, plus we each share our Top 3 favorite non-human characters from the franchise. And of course, we have to ask the ultimate question, Was It Good Though?This episode is also available on streamshttps://linktr.ee/wasitgoodthough

Denzel and Spike team fit their 5th movie, “Highest 2 Lowest” a film about David King (Denzel ) music head who must decide between family and doing the right thing. We get into the expectations of a Spike and Denzel production. The passion of King David and who did Yung Felon represent. We talk about our favorite Denzel relationships on film, and much more but the main reason you're hear is WAS IT GOOD THOUGH?

Football season is here, which means it's time for our annual football film review! For Episode 171, we're diving into Remember the Titans with special guests Diandre (Mass-Debaters Podcast) and Chappell (Recap Kickback).We break down the racial themes in the film, share some of our own football stories, and ask whether the sport can truly break through racism. We also uncover some real-life facts that didn't make it into the movie, talk about our favorite Denzel performances, and of course, debate the big question: Is Remember the Titans the greatest football film ever made? And most importantly—Was It Good Though?

This week we're dropping Episode 169! Finding the perfect movie for this episode took some thought, but choosing our guests was the easy part. Big shoutout to our family over at Talking Ish: A Podcast Amongst Friends — Anthony and Helaine, for joining us, along with Rico and Jada.The crew came with the perfect energy as we dove straight into the conversation: kinks, toes, and whether quick pumpers deserve a second chance. We also touched on the importance of safe sex, the hilarious dynamic between Tommy and Jamie's characters, and which era — the 90s or early 2000s — gave us the best run of romantic Black-led films.Things definitely get raunchy, but as always, we match the wild energy of the movie we're reviewing. And of course, after all the chaos, we landed on the most important question: Was It Good Though?

Before we hit y'all with the wild ride that will be Episode 169, we're giving you a special preview with Episode 168. We brought back Chapell from the ​⁠​⁠ podcast and our very own toxic king Shawn to finally dive into a movie we've been talking about for a minute - Love Jones (1997), starring Lorenz Tate and Nia Long. Is the chase a lost art? Do you believe in love at first sight? Plus, we rank our top 3 women and men from the 90s. Tap in for nostalgia, debates, and plenty of laughs but most importantly WAS IT GOOD THOUGH!?

WAKANDA FOREVER! ✊

This is a podcast about how one day, just a normal Tuesday but today was different because the night before someone decided to drop the podcast at 2:17 in the morning! That's right, we've seen it, we've reviewed it and dropped it for consumption at the WEE HOURS of the morning and that movie discussed was Weapons! One of the most anticipated films of the year has landed and we have a lot to talk about! This won't be our typical format because we ran home like the missing children to discuss the mystery, the horrors, the characters and of course WAS IT GOOD THOUGH

WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR??