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This week the gang discusses the trailer for the upcoming Slender Man film while we all wonder what year it is. They also talk about the history of Slender Man, its place in modern folklore, and what makes a good horror movie actually scary.

This week, Adam and the gang sort of talk about awards season but mostly list and discuss their favorite overlooked movies and series of 2017. Oh, and James rambles about Pirates of the Caribbean 5 for a good ten minutes.

This week Jon subjects all of us the the forgotten 2009 classic, "Little Hercules in 3D" and the bizarre world of adolescent bodybuilding from which it spawned. You might want to clear your browser history after this one, guys.

This week we finally look forward to that little film festival called the Oscars, and all the best and worst of 2017's catalog. Plus we look forward to what we're most excited for in 2018. Well-- at least the last 11 months of it.

Our three part series on the Fifty Shades of Grey begins with three grown men who somehow escaped seeing this film back in 2015. Sit back, relax, and let the next 45 minutes of pleasure wash over you.

Our three part series on the Fifty Shades of Grey continues with this finger blasting foray back into the sexy cinematic universe only 40+ divorced women are buying into.

Our climactic ending to our three part series on the Fifty Shades series comes to a sexy, and far too real place. We are sorry. We are so, so sorry.

I used to have a friend who was absolutely terrified of things talking that shouldn't be. Like everything in this movie. First it's the monkey, then it's the dog, and I was surprised the wife had lines in the film too.

Making stuff is hard. Writing and directing a sequel to one of the biggest cult films ever is a daunting challenge.

We were invited to the world premiere of Gringo! The inner 90's kid in me wanted to talk more about Alan Ruck in this movie. Sure, some people will say "Hey, Ferris Bueller was from 86!", but that movie was only this beginning. Nervous tourist in 1994's biggest action blockbuster, Speed! Uhh uhh, I think he was also in Twister? Yeah! 90's Alan Ruck was the best.

This week Adam, James and Jon sit down to discuss the new Tomb Raider adaptation, female-driven action movies, why films based on games rarely work, and how Jon put on a dirty tank top and stole a pair of Beats headphones from a couple of little girls.

Because you demanded it, this week the boys watched 2005's most terrifying "comedy" Son of the Mask! It was awful. Jon had nightmares. While he was awake. Shame on all of you.

This week the boys jack into the web and do the entire Ready Player One review from a virtual chat room. It goes about as well as you'd expect.

This week the boys sit down to review some nature documentary or something called Black Panther as well as the upcoming season of Westworld, the expanded Spider Man cinematic universe, and Star Wars news!

This week the gang takes a call from District 9 and Chappie director Neill Blomkamp to talk about his new online venture OATS Studio, as well as the issues and benefits of working outside of the studio system, and his hopes for future projects.

This week the gang discusses the new horror film A Quite Place, brought to you by pants-moistening Hollywood power couple John Krasinski and Emily Blunt! Also: Entertainment news with a slightly less pants-moistening Jon Smith.

I'm not even gonna try and list what the boys talk about this week. We filmed this five minutes after watching the movie and there are A LOT of spoilers. But it was rad. And we loved it.

This week Elyse asks the boys which movies from their childhoods freaked them out the most, then laughs at their pain. The gang also checks out the preview for the upcoming horror film Hereditary, which seems to be about people who live in a dollhouse and chop the heads off of birds or something.

This week Jon Smith shows how woke he is by allowing three real live Rooster Teeth woman people to sit behind him and talk about females getting their scary lady parts all up in this traditionally male dominated business.

This week the boys sit down to share their thoughts on this cute little indie sleeper you may have heard about called Deadpool 2. Spoiler alert: one Funhaus member didn't like it. Try and guess which one! I think you'll be pleasantly surpri-yes it was Adam.

This week, the boys went to see Solo: A Star Wars story with special celebrity super friend Rahul Kohli! The review is spoiler free until about the 18:00 mark but then it gets pretty messy. You've been warned. Also, click the link below to find out once and for all who's the better Star Wars fan in the first ever Filmhaus Star Wars Trivia Challenge! Exclusively on Rooster Teeth First!

Join Jon, Adam, and Bones as they dive deep back into the world of Fifty Shades of Grey and review this year's biggest septuagenarian sex comedy: Book Club! And if none of that interests you, you might also catch a glimpse of Adam's sack. Enjoy.

This week Elyse and the boys try and figure out what the hell is going on with the DC cinematic universe, as well as: The upcoming Jared Leto and Joaquin Phoenix Joker movies. The new Bumblebee Transformers spin-off. Coming attractions and hot takes.