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Episode #368 – The War With Grandpa, with Griffin McElroy

It’s the Max Fun crossover event of the year! Griffin McElroy has already been a part of one amazing podcast about The War With Grandpa, over on sister Max Fun podcast My Brother My Brother and Me, and that was without even seeing the movie! What will he think now that he’s seen it? We had such a fun time talking with him about this bonkers movie, and we hope you’ll have just as much fun listening.

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Episode #367 – The Adam Project

Weirdly, a constantly-wisecracking Ryan Reynolds isn’t less irritating when you add a child version of him making the same smug jokes. Are Netflix’s widely-reported woes because they churn out dreck like The Adam Project? The world may never know!

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FH Mini 53 – Prolific Pals

Fiendish gamemaster Dan returns to quiz the other Peaches on some of the hardest working men in showbiz. Things start goofy and only get goofier when Dan realizes how bad he is at counting.

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Episode #366 – Deep Water

The erotic thriller is back, baybee! Sure, it has more Ben Affleck gazing lovingly at snails than it used to, but you gotta expect that kind of wear and tear after leaving it in the garage for a couple of decades. This week, the peaches take on Adrian Lyne’s direct-to-Hulu cuckold murder-stravaganza Deep Water.

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Episode #365 – Ghostbusters: Afterlife

Jason Reitman gives Ghostbusters back to the FANS, MAAAAAN! By giving them what they want — a comedy without jokes! We’re not sure what Ghostbusters: Afterlife is, but it’s sure not a Ghostbusters movie, which is weird, considering it spends every waking moment trying to elbow you in the ribs with references to Ghostbusters.

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Episode #364 – Bliss, with Chuck Bryant

The always affable and delightful Charles Wayne “Chuck” Bryant of the blockbuster-huge Stuff You Should Know podcast joins us to talk about the very odd Bliss, from Amazon Studios, a “what if The Matrix was not-so-secretly Requiem for a Dream” freakout, starring Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek in a series of silly hats.

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