In this special episode of The BM Show, we welcome a packed house of guests, including returning fan-favorites "Demon Slayer," "Tron," "Dr. G," and a mysterious newcomer known only as "The Private." Together with Ben and Mike, we dive deep into the nostalgia of overlooked gems in video game history. From Final Fantasy job grinding to underappreciated games like Total Annihilation and Resident Evil Survivor, we explore titles that deserved more spotlight. We also debate the impact of iconic series like Castlevania, Persona, and Metal Gear, tackling hot takes and forgotten entries. This episode is a mix of memories, laughter, and a touch of friendly chaos as our guests reminisce and share their unique insights on the games that shaped them. Tune in for a lively conversation that's sure to entertain all retro gaming enthusiasts!

It's week 2 of our J-Halloween Same Same Same, Different Different Different series. This week we look at the US and Japanese versions of The Grudge. We also talk about another Japanese film, Audition.

This week we review the J-Horror classic Ringu and compare it to the US remake, The Ring.

This week, Ben and Mike dive into the world of cinematic remakes with a side-splitting episode of Same Same Same, Different Different Different. We take a look at the serious 1957 disaster drama Zero Hour and its iconic comedic remake Airplane! from 1980. Join us as we compare the two films, laugh at the parallels, and explore how one story became two wildly different films. It's a classic pairing of tension and hilarity, with plenty of laughs and film trivia along the way!

This week we welcome back a friend of the show and talk about game genre's who we try to avoid. As usual Mike has a lot on the topic.

Is a heist movie considered a con-artist movie? Well technically no but since we didn't know when we picked the film and it's so good we let it go. This week we look at A Fish Called Wanda which proves why it's classic. Catch Me If You Can is also reviewed and it's a bit of mixed reaction from Mike because of his past. That and they talk a bit about Scott Pilgrim vs The World, the game and the movie. What if the main character of your movie/game is an ass? Do you still want to watch the film or play the game?

We continue our movie reviews of con-artist movies with Conival week 2. Opportunity Knocks and Trading Places are looked at. Are they good or just conning us?

This week it's men vs women, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels vs Heartbreakers. The 80s classic vs a movie designed to show off Jennifer Love Hewitt. Also someone tried again to take out Donald Trump.