A momentous day indeed - not only is Vinnie G back with more peak TV but The Boys (the ones with the juice)  are back in town.  And by boys i don't mean those assholes on amazon, no it's Nick & Doug, the dynamic duo Joining together to give you the scoop on Gilligan's latest.  Does he still have it? (And by it, I mean juice) Tune in to find out!!

We're kicking off Noirvember with the alluring thriller that got Jane Fonda her academy award.  Kolleen joins Doug to answer such questions as: Is Donald Sutherland the hottest man alive? Should someone concerned about stalkers live in an apartment with an open roof? And more!

Since Pipes seems to have erased the Ghostwatch stream, celebrate the Spooky Season's biggest day listening to this recording of Doug showing Chris Sinners for the first time from a few months ago. Happy Halloween fuckers!

Didn't believe that story about Mother Seddons, did you? Fee... fie... foe... fum. What happened to the recording of the Ghostwatch stream? Is doug okay?

Doug and Tony get spooked as they delve into Chris Stuckmann's debut feature film Shelby Oaks, and then take a look back at cult favorite Japanese found footage movie Noroi.  It wouldn't be These Guys Got Juice if it wasnt an overlong episode so get cracking now  

Doug took a short hiatus while he was recovering from surgery but The Juice is back baby!  Just make sure it's the kind with shum pulp.  Meg comes back to check in on our favorite dysfunctional mob family and address important questions such as "Was that psychic Paulie visited legit?" and "Is Janice the greatest character of all time?"

Viva la revolución!

Doug and Tony dive head first into the undersung found footage/mockumentary from 2015, Savageland! Is its still photograph conceit effective at delivering scares? Has the world always been this fucked up and racist? All this and more covered in the episode!! Savageland, like all the best found footage films, is streaming for free on Tubi!

When Doug and Tony sat down to talk Savageland (2015), they got into some spontaneous Long Walk talk.  Full spoilers from the start.   Trigger Warning: In the discussion of the film, they bring up some related recent politically charged events 

After watching the found footage horror film Butterfly Kisses, Doug and Tony went looking for the entity known as Peeping Tom.  They were never heard from again.

Grab a seat and fire up your Juice Tubes - that's right we're covering TV now too! And what better show to start with than what many consider to be the greatest show ever made?  Doug is joined by Sopranos first timer Meg Williams to examine some of the character arcs in the first season and answer hard hitting questions like:  Is Tony a rizz king? Is therapy actually helping him? Does Christopher suck?  Find out the answers to all these and more RIGHT NOW (also spoilers for the sopranos DUH)

Spike Lee's third attempt at remaking a classic..is this finally the good one?? Is Spike a madman or a genius? Are the two mutually exclusive?? Find out right now!   Tony joins us again  so you can bet your ass we get political. You can also  bet your ass we talk about Ice Spice's ass.

Why the industry and audiences alike need to flatly reject AI in filmmaking It's Labor Day and Tony joins Doug for a special episode discuss the new announcement regarding A24's AI division and what can be done to stop it

When Tony comes to The Juice Cave to discuss a movie 3 things are guaranteed: It's gonna go long The discussion will get political And Black Snake Moan will be referenced

If you value your life, you should think twice.  Because the people of Eddington like guns.  THEY don't want you to hear this bloated and meandering Eddington review. THEY don't want you to listen to the full hour+ where we're not even discussing Eddington! But we will not be silenced! Our pain is not a mistake!! Doug is joined by Tony and Cyrus to discuss Aster, if James Gunn should stop listening to test audiences, the origins of conspiracy theories AND MORE in our longest episode yet!!

It's the DC movie that everyone is talking about! That's right The Guys sit down and do a commentary on The Flash! They go back through The DC Universe That Was and take a look at what worked, what didn't, and what if anything, will carry over into Gunn's new DCU, starting this Friday with Superman!

Today on These Guys Got Juice, the guys are sitting down, in person, with a guest! Nick's elder brother Kyle is joining the crew to talk all things Jurassic Park! The Lost World, JP3, Jurassic World, Fallen Kingdom, Dominion, as well as bits from Michael Crichton's books! They also touch on David Koepp's writing in Presence and Black Bag, the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth, Kyle and Doug's unflinching love for Chappie, Michael Bay directing Transformers AGAIN, Dan Trachtenberg as a possible director for these Jurassic movies, and much more! Follow Kyle Ewers on Instagram @kyleewersmusic_ Listen to his music on Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Check out Nick's Horror Podcast, Morbid Curiosities, on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Follow Doug on Twitter @ Douggernaut_2 Follow both Doug and Nick on Letterboxd (TheDouggernaut & Nicholas Ewers)

We're mixing it up this week as we join Doug and friends of the pod - Zoe, Chris, Dennet, Elvis (and his bird) - for a special round table discussion on Danny Boyle's 28 Years Later. We talk the 28 Days franchise as a whole, our favorite zombie films, and get into on some random tangents regarding Stephen King adaptations and Westworld. You don't want to miss this chaotic one of a kind (until we do more) episode! Follow Us- Zoe Twitter: Intrusive Thot @zoeelizabethjpg LB: https://letterboxd.com/zoeelizabethh/ Elvis Dutan Twitter:  @the_snickman   Dennet Insta: @movieknight Chris is right behind you. Want to see more 28 Years Later Content? Check out Nick's horror movie pod Morbid Curiosities and follow him on letterboxd! Nicholas Ewers [https://letterboxd.com/newers93/]

The Guys tackle the year's most controversial film - One Battle at a -wait, it's Materialists? Why?? Find out as The Guys dive in and talk everything from rom-coms, if rich people have real problems, and maybe touch on a crazy little thing we like to call "love."

As we transition into Summer Movie Season, The Guys look back at some of the biggest releases of the year so far (and maybe a hidden gem or two) including Friendship, Sinners, Bring Her Back and Mission: Impossible: Final Reckoning