The boys are back in town… Ennis, Alaska that is! Duncan and Bo return to Come Correct all over True Detective Season Four: Night Country. We have Jodie Foster, Kali Reis, John Hawkes, Fiona Shaw, and a whole pile of people to contend with. Join us, won't you?

Duncan and Bo are back! After a busy Halloween, we return to discuss the Bond spoof The Pink Panther Strikes Again, and talk about some other recent watches for good measure. 00:00 – 19:50 – Intro 19:51 – 31:34 – Bo’s Bad Movie – V/H/S/99 31:35 – 40:17 – Duncan’s Bad Movie – Firestarter (2022) 40:18 – 50:59 – Bo’s Good Movie – Weird 51:00 – 1:05:14 – Duncan’s Good Movie – Cabinet of Curiosities 1:05:15 – End – Discussing The Pink Panther Strikes Again You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

On our fourth episode exploring every Pink Panther movie ever made, we welcome the return of Blake Edwards and Peters Sellers with The Return of the Pink Panther. There’s some Klingon, some recent watch talk, and mustache-wearing birds. Join us, won’t you? 00:00:00 – 00:24:20 – Show Open 00:24:21 – 00:33:14 – Duncan’s Good Movie: Bodies Bodies Bodies 00:33:15 – 00:42:20 – Bo’s Good Movie: Shudder’s 101 Scariest Horror Movie Moments 00:42:21 – 00:46:51 – Duncan’s Bad Movie: Incredible But True 00:46:52 – 1:00:39 – Bo’s Bad Movie: Jurassic World: Dominion 1:00:40 – End – The Return of the Pink Panther You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

For our third installment, Duncan and Bo dive into the utter misfire that IS Inspector Clouseau. What happens when the people who made a series successful are replaced by the studio? Well, this is it, and it ain’t pretty. Our Laughs Per Hour meter flatlines as we discuss how not even Alan Arkin can save this total mess. 00:00:00 – Show Opening 00:07:35 - Bo's Good Movie: Orphan: First Kill 00:25:00 - Dunca's Good Movie(s): The Leech & Orchestrator of Storms: The Fantastique World of Jean Rollin 00:32:15 - Bo's Bad Movie: Allegoria 00:39:12 - Duncan's Bad Movie: Hitcher in the Dark 00:51:57 - Discussion of Inspector Clouseau

Our second installment features the 1964 film A Shot in the Dark. Blake Edwards and Peter Sellers return for a Clouseau-centric entry that sets the stage for the films that follow. Also, quick reviews of good and bad recent watches and more! Opening – 00:00:00 Duncan’s Good Movie – Moloch – 00:13:40 Bo’s Good Movie – Prey – 00:21:43 Duncan’s Bad Movie – The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It – 00:36:01 Bo’s Bad Movie – Minions: The Rise of Gru – 00:43:50 A Shot in the Dark Discussion – 00:53:35 You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

A new era begins in the world of Duncan and Bo Come Correct! Duncan leads us into our look at every ding-dong Pink Panther movie, beginning with a look at the one that started it all - The Pink Panther! Also, movie talk including Broadcast Signal Intrusion and Offseason. 00:00:00 - 00:16:59 - Show Open 00:17:00 - 00:35:09 - Bo's Good(?) Movie: The Birth of a Nation 00:35:10 - 00:42:44 - Duncan's Good Movie: Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey 00:42:45 - 00:51:31 - Bo's Bad Movie: Broadcast Signal Intrusion 00:51:32 - 00:56:56 - Duncan's Bad Movie: Offseason 00:56:57 - Show End - The Pink Panther (1963) You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

As we prepare for a new season of Pink Panther-inspired silliness, we take a breath with one of our favorite bands, Duran Duran! We have come to a turn in the band’s career with the funk-heavy album Notorious. Also, Simon LeBon observational humor and a side discussion of Alfred Hitchcock. You can get the full conversation on the Legion Patreon.

Well, here we are. The end of the road. Four seasons of Slasher and what do we have to show for it? Why, on slam-bang finale, that’s what! We revel in our rightness, talk good and bad movie reviews, and dismember this episode like so many gentlemen. Join us, won’t you? 00:00:00 – 00:06:35 – Show Open 00:06:36 – 00:16:28 – Bo’s Good Movie – Men 00:16:29 – 00:22:33 – Duncan’s Good Movie – Everything Everywhere All At Once 00:22:34 – 00:40:44 – Bo’s Bad Movie – The Found Footage Phenomenon 00:40:45 – 00:58:59 – Duncan’s Bad Movie – Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022) 00:59:00 – End – The Slasher Finale! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

Once more we celebrate how right we were, wonder if easily predicting Slasher plot twists makes us dumb as the show, and look forward to the final (!) episode of the series. Also, reviews of recent watches and the usual silliness you’ve come to know and love! Show Open – 00:00:00 – 00:05:25 Bo’s Good Movie – The Northman – 00:05:26 – 00:17:14 Duncan’s Good Movie – The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent – 00:17:15 – 00:25:29 Sidebar on Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness (no spoilers) – 00:25:30 – 00:29:47 Bo’s Bad Movie – The Encounter – 00:29:48 – 00:32:15 Duncan’s Bad Movie – Cop Shop – 00:32:16 – 00:39:39 Slasher S4E7 Discussion – 00:39:40 – End You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

With the end in sight, Duncan and Bo settle in for a look at some recent movie watches, fan gifts, and a look at the craziest episode of Slasher we’ve covered this season. Also, I was right, and it is glorious. Jump in! 00:00 – Open and Show and Tell 13:50 – Duncan Bad – Kidnapped 19:55 – Bo Bad – Choose or Die 27:03 – Duncan Good – The Northman 35:40 – Bo Good We’re All Going to the World’s Fair 42:48 – Slasher 1:35:05 – Closing You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

It’s time to carve into a new episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct, or as we’ve been calling it for a long time now, Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, a look at the Canadian thriller series Slasher! We’re in the home stretch but there’s still time for some wheel-spinning as we close in on our killer, bemoan the underwritten O’Keefe, and monitor more heinous orphan activities. Join us!

We’re halfway done and find ourselves spinning wheels in a particularly frustrating episode of Slasher, Upstairs Downstairs. We get a report from Duncan on some Frightfest viewings and check in on some Shudder releases to ease the pain. Plus, Orphan talk!

The boys are back in town and so is a head-scratching obstacle course, some gooey David Cronenberg dialogue, and some talk about recent watches! Jump in for a look at the whole sordid mess… You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

Join Duncan and Bo for a look at S4E2 of Slasher, and we are getting into more flashbacks, more awful characters, and some crazy speculation about what comes next! Orphan, anyone? You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

Duncan and Bo are back to tackle another (and final!) season of the Canadian horror series Slasher! Can the inclusion of horror royalty David Cronenberg save this season from the curse of Slasher ineptitude? Can Bo’s computer keep from catching fire while recording? These questions and more are answered on this episode of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

It’s time to spin the wax as we look at the terrific third record from Duran Duran, talk some recent watches, and marvel at the all-chorus structure of some of our favorite songs. You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts!

It’s time for one more rodeo with season three of Slasher. Let’s do this! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S3E7-8: “12am – 6am” first appeared on Legion.

We join together again to debate beard powers, good and bad movies, and this total filler episode of Slasher season three. Is baby pretty now, Daddy?! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S3E6: “9pm – 12am” first appeared on Legion.

Join your pals Duncan and Bo as we cross the halfway point through this miserable season of Slasher. We feel our predictions are coming true, but not before we get some new characters, another wardrobe change from our ME, and some help from the audience! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S3E5: “6pm – 9pm” first appeared on Legion.

It’s a new episode of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction as we look at Slasher S3E4. It’s more flashbacks, more nonsense, and maybe the most depressing character in Slasher history. Also, Duncan has a cold. You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S3E4: “3pm – 6pm” first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo continue their adventure with season three of Slasher! In “12pm-3pm,” our heroes have one theory dashed, give rise to a new one, and wonder if Aaron Martin might do the Terrifier television series. You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S3E2: “12pm-3pm” first appeared on Legion.

Strap in for an unprecedented number of flashbacks in the newest episode of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction! As we continue through Slasher season three, we are beset by horrible people, outdated social satire, and a heapin’ helpin’ of nonsense. Join us! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S3E2: “9am-12pm” first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to a brand new season of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, the best goshdarn Slasher podcast in the known universe! We’re diving face-first into the toilet that is season three with this episode that begs the question: Is this the worst season of Slasher after only one episode? The answer may (not) surprise you! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S3E1: “6am – 9am” first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. Until now… That’s right, it’s the Season Two finale of Slasher! We talk some movies watches before plowing into the snow-strewn finale that kept us at the back of our seats (or whatever the opposite of the edge is). We pat ourselves on the back and eviscerate this very silly ending to a very silly season… only on Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, the best damn Slasher podcast in the world! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E8: “The Past Is Never Dead” first appeared on Legion.

Hey there, Slasherinos! It’s time for a new (audio-only) episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct, aka Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction! Our predictions about this episode’s reveal were dashed and left us reeling in this episode of our Slasher podcast. So much so, it takes Duncan 10 minutes to show up, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have a whole lot of fun with reviews before diving into what may be the dumbest episode of Slasher yet. I know, I know, we say that a lot, but it doesn’t make it any less true! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. And look for live episodes every two weeks on YouTube.com/legionpodcasts! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E7: “Dawn of the Dead” first appeared on Legion.

What happens when a show leans heavily on a reveal that is obvious from the second episode? Tune in to a new episode of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, the greatest Slasher podcast in this or any known universe, to find out! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E6: “Drone” first appeared on Legion.

Welcome to a new episode of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, in which your faithful heroes trudge through the snowy landscape to do battle with a mysterious killer (totally not Judith) and the equally mysterious Wren (totally a real boy). Also, reviews of recent watches including Censor, and your questions! All on a brand new episode of the best Slasher podcast in the known galaxy! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E5: “Out of the Frying Pan” first appeared on Legion.

It’s a new episode of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, examining s2e4 of the series Slasher. Things are getting increasingly absurd, which seemed impossible… Also, we talk Ben Wheatley’s In the Earth! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E4: “Night of Hunters” first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo return to delve further into the depth of the television series Slasher. While desperately trying to make Wren a thing, we get some decent gore, a gay Batman, movie reviews, and your questions! Minor glitch around the 40-minute mark, sorry about that… Plenty of silliness to keep you sated, you jackals. It’s Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, the best damn Slasher podcast in the world! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E3: “Saint Sebastian” first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo return with the best Slasher podcast in the universe! With the second episode under our belts, we come together with a unified theory of what’s happening on this show. Also, an Army of the Dead review from Bo! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E2: “Between Good and Evil” first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo have returned from a brief Duran Duran hiatus to pick up the pieces in Slasher Season Two. We’ve traded a sleepy Canadian town for a snowy camp, but the gore, confusing characters, and dumb voices remain. Also, movie reviews and your questions answered by experts on life, Duncan and Bo! It’s the best Slasher podcast in the known universe, so what are you waiting for? Listen already! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S2E1: “Six Feet Under” first appeared on Legion.

Did you know Duncan and Bo are Duran Duran fans? Let us prove it to you with a song by song review of the US release of their debut record, Duran Duran. We get some actual musical analysis from Duncan and Bo makes jokes about butts. You know, the usual. Slasher Season Two in one week! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo and Duran Duran first appeared on Legion.

We have suffered through a whole season, and maybe it’s best you don’t see the defeat in our eyes… Anyways, here’s the audio version of Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction, the best damn Slasher podcast in the world! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S1E8: “Soon Your Own Eyes Will See” first appeared on Legion.

Welcome to the penultimate episode of season one in our journey through the horror series Slasher. It’s time to get some final reveals before our heroes (?) face off against The Executioner. There’s some nonsense about Tom Winston, Lisa Ann fellows returns to be terrible, and your real heroes, Duncan and Bo, get to prove they were right all along. Also, reviews and your questions on the best Slasher podcast in the world! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S1E7: “In the Pride of His Face” first appeared on Legion.

The live show is a week old, but if you didn’t see it with your eyes, you can now listen in on all the insanity as Duncan and Bo attempt to make sense of the horror television series, Slasher in our very own Slasher podcast. Up next, episode six“The One Who Sows His Own Flesh.” Also, mini-reviews of recent watches and your questions. Join us again live at YouTube.com/LegionPodcasts every other week for new episodes! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S1E6: “The One Who Sows His Own Flesh” first appeared on Legion.

The live show is a week old, but if you didn’t see it with your eyes, you can now listen in on all the insanity as Duncan and Bo attempt to make sense of the horror television series, Slasher in our very own Slasher podcast. Up next, episode five “Ill-Gotten Gains.” Also, mini-reviews of recent watches and your questions. Join us again live at YouTube.com/LegionPodcasts every other week for new episodes! You can subscribe to the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podchaser, and Google Podcasts. Find every episode here. The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast – S1E5: “Ill-Gotten Gains” first appeared on Legion.

The Slasher podcast Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction returns with a look at Season One, Episode Four! The post Duncan and Bo Slash Fiction: The Slasher Podcast Episode 4! first appeared on Legion.

We have reached Episode Three in our journey through the series Slasher, and things have taken a turn. Our favorite character is gone, the accents are getting worse, and there isn’t nearly enough Brimley Sheriff! Also, your questions and recent reviews! Follow Legion Podcasts on YouTube, Twitch, and/or Facebook to watch live episodes as they’re recorded! Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country T-shirt: https://teespring.com/duncan-and-bo-go-to-lovecraft?tsmac=store&tsmic=legion-podcasts&pid=46&cid=2753 Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction – The Slasher Podcast Episode Three first appeared on Legion.

Your pals Duncan and Bo return for Episode Two of the series Slasher, something called “Digging Your Grave with Your Teeth.” It’s filled with boozy grandmas, illogical plot twists, hazy timelines, hot housewives, and oh so much more. Before dig into that, we talk recent watches and Ask Duncan and Bo! Follow Legion Podcasts on YouTube, Twitch, and/or Facebook to watch live episodes as they’re recorded! Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country T-shirt: https://teespring.com/duncan-and-bo-go-to-lovecraft?tsmac=store&tsmic=legion-podcasts&pid=46&cid=2753 Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction – Episode Two first appeared on Legion.

Back from our holiday break, Duncan and Bo turn their discerning eyes toward the Chiller Channel-turned-Netflix series, Slasher. There are bad accents, ridiculous tangents, and non-sequiturs galore, and that’s just the episode! As always, we kick things off with good and bad recent watches, including some great arthouse stuff and a brief discussion of Grizzly 2: Revenge and Hunter Hunter. We do work into some political talk, but only a little, so fair warning if you’re not interested in that sort of thing. Follow Legion Podcasts on YouTube, Twitch, and/or Facebook to watch live episodes as they’re recorded! Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country T-shirt: https://teespring.com/duncan-and-bo-go-to-lovecraft?tsmac=store&tsmic=legion-podcasts&pid=46&cid=2753 Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo: Slash Fiction – Episode 1 first appeared on Legion.

You want to bet on whether Duncan and Bo will release a special Christmas commentary on a terrible movie…. Money Plane. Obviously, we have our traditional mincemeat pie analysis, and then we launch into a syncable commentary. Merry Christmas, everyone, and thank you for listening this year! The post Duncan and Bo Take the Money Plane! first appeared on Legion.

We’re making a last trip to Lovecraft Country this season, and it’s finale time! First, we take a look at recent watches, including True Detective Season One, Dead End, Freaky, and the exceptionally bad Factory of Paranormal. Some questions from listeners wrap up the pre-game, and then it’s on to the final two episodes of Lovecraft Country! We explore the horrors of Tulsa, bad parenting from the past, Quantum Leap comparisons, Cenocuddles, the adventures of Ron and Judy, and so much more! Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country T-shirt: https://teespring.com/duncan-and-bo-go-to-lovecraft?tsmac=store&tsmic=legion-podcasts&pid=46&cid=2753 Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country: Rewind 1921 and Full Circle first appeared on Legion.

We are nearing the end of our tour through the first season of Lovecraft Country! Don’t fret, we came with a ginormous episode of substantial proportions to slake your thirst for that sweet DBCC action. First, we gives some nods to Blood Vessel and Possessor before launching into the main discussion. We manage to sneak in some questions, and a long diversion into Mike Flanagan love, before we finally get around to, you know, the point of the show. Then it’s on to a pair of outstanding episodes. In “I Am,” we talk burning bellies, sandbagging the stupid, the complicated characters and motivations of the show, and the pure pulp joy of the last half of the episode. In “Jig-a-bobo,” we confront racial caricatures in a way that makes Us look like a kid story. It’s terrifying, and we get some great exposition, too, and one of the ooziest body morphs on film! Bonus: Duncan’s favorite Duran Duran song! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country: I Am and Jig-a-Bobo first appeared on Legion.

After our Halloween revelry, it’s time for Duncan and Bo to once more join forces and return to Lovecraft Country! In “Meet Me in Daegu,” we learn the origin of Ji-ah, explore the origins of Spice Girls songs, weigh the advantages of prehensile genitalia and so much more! Before we get into all that business, we talk some movies, including the disappointment of Antebellum, the similar missed opportunity of Blood Vessel, the joys of Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor, and the anthology The Mortuary Collection. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country: Meet Me in Daegu first appeared on Legion.

It is time again for Duncan and Bo to do that Lovecraft Country thing. Just when we thought the show couldn’t get any better, along comes a show that reminds us of The Goonies and another that simply blows our minds. Along the way, we review some movies and chat about the decaying state of the world and our own mental health. Also, Shatner! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country: A History of Violence / Strange Case first appeared on Legion.

We have returned once more from Lovecraft Country to discuss episodes three and four, and things are only getting better. We big adieu to Uncle George, say hello to Montrose, and officially turn the podcast into a Jurnee Smollett love-fest. Before we do, we talk some good and bad movies, welcome David Lynch in for a story, get weird with some baby-headed ghosts, and more! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country Chapter Two: “Whitey’s on the Moon” and “Holy Ghost” first appeared on Legion.

Well hello there! It’s been a while, but the forces of good have returned to do battle with the forces of evil, armed only with silly voices, some movie reviews, and a great new series from HBO. There’s Brimley, Pinhead, and a host of favorites as we explore the brand new show Lovecraft Country. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Lovecraft Country: Episode One – Sundown first appeared on Legion.

A new month brings a new episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct! This time around, we discuss seminal vampire movies and books, get Kill the Cast’s Jerry Herring in the hotseat for a round of questions, and then look at recent watches. Movies discussed include Along Came the Devil, Along Came the Devil 2, Ozark Season Three, James Bond films, Raising Cain, Little Joe, Daniel Isn’t Real, Sea Fever, Underwater, Overnight, 12 Angry Men, and Spirited Away. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct: April 2020: Vampires and Kaiju first appeared on Legion.

So, what’s new? Your old pals Duncan and Bo return to talk about matters of the day, including some virus talk and how it’s affecting both the US and Scotland. If you don’t want a reminder that things are kinda jacked right now, skip the first 30 minutes. Then, it’s time to turn the tables for our first round of asking you, the listeners, questions! And, finally, we wrap things up with some recent watches and quick reviews on Rabid (2019), Polaroid, Synchronic, The Mortuary Collection, Saint Maud, Zombie on Sale, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum, Fantasy Island, Psycho Shark aka Jaws in Japan, The Color Out of Space, Dead Ant, Demon Wind, Amityville 3-D, The Possession of Michael King, Daniel Isn’t Real, Come to Daddy, The Boy 2, Kingdom of the Spiders, The Untouchables, Sightseers, Anderson Falls, and Knives Out. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – March 2020: Sorry for That Pandemic first appeared on Legion.

Here we are. Long-delayed, but Duncan and Bo have returned from the wilds of the West Coast to conclude The Terror: Infamy. And, because it was kind of crappy, we spend some time getting deep, and then talk a whole mess of new movies we’ve seen. We talk, with varying degrees of spoilers for, Doctor Sleep, Bliss, The Turning, Rambo: Last Blood, Richard Jewel, The Grudge (2020), In Fabric, Parasite, and The Lighthouse. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Get Terrified: The Finale first appeared on Legion.

Miki Ishikawa as Amy Yoshida – The Terror _ Season 2, Episode 7 – Photo Credit: Ed Araquel/AMC In this, our penultimate episode of this season of Duncan and Bo Come Correct, we are getting deep into a season that seems to have abandoned reason and logic for pure silliness and obvious mustache-twirling. We talk some smooth Julio, the haunted C. Thomas Howell, and how dumb everything has gotten. But, before we dig into all that, we are talking recent watches including a Netflix doc called Bikram, the new Edward Norton joint called Motherless Brooklyn, Nekrotronic, and a rewatch and re-evaluation of 12 Monkeys. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo get Terrified: Infamy Episodes 7 and 8 first appeared on Legion.

The penultimate episode of our season looking at AMC’s The Terror: Infamy has arrived! Before we dig into that, we are talking about recent watched, including Tremors 3, Knives Out, Plaguers, and The Head Hunter, and give a few nods to some other films. Also, the first round of Duncan and Bo Get Deep! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo get Terrified: Infamy 5 + 6 first appeared on Legion.

Kiki Sukezane as Yuko – The Terror _ Season 2, Episode 4 – Photo Credit: Ed Araquel/AMC We are back to talk a little The Terror: Infamy, but not before we look at a quartet of recently watched movies. Those movies include Bride of Re-animator, Cannibal Holocaust 2 (?), American Psycho, Blazing Saddles, and a touch of The Mandalorian. We follow Chester as he is told, repeatedly, that he is cursed, Henry comes home with a new catchphrase, Yuko gets raw, Duncan declares the episode “silly,” Luz has some babies, and much more! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Get Terrified: Infamy Episodes 3 + 4 first appeared on Legion.

Let’s get it on! A new season of Duncan and Bo Come Correct has arrived, and we are digging into the J-horror goodness of The Terror: Infamy. You know how we like to tease, though, so we’re starting with some chat about the first time Duncan and Bo ever recorded, recent watches including Zombieland: Double Tap, The Good Liar, Crawl, Luz, and Knife + Heart, and even a bit of The Mandalorian. Then it’s on to the first two episodes of this new season of The Terror where we can indulge in timely Skyrim jokes, revel in the magic of George Takei, a ghostly Tom Waits, and much more! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Get Terrified! Infamy Episodes 1 and 2 first appeared on Legion.

We’re back! Well, at least we’re warning you this time. Ahead of the new season of Duncan and Bo Come Correct. your old pals Duncan and Bo sit down for a conversation about recent horror films, and, naturally, Schwarzenegger impressions. Spoilers are part of the fun here, so be warned. We cover In the Tall Grass, Nightmare Cinema, Annabelle Comes Home, Ready or Not, Luz, The Laplace’s Demon, The Fanatic, Wounds, The Headhunter, Eli, Little Monsters, In the Shadow of the Moon, Boar, The Banana Splitz Movie, Rust Creek, Starfish, Bliss, Tigers Are Not Afraid, a look ahead at Doctor Sleep, and a long look at Joker. We’ll be back in two weeks with Duncan and Bo Get Terrified, looking at The Terror: Infamy! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Go to the Movies: Horror Movie Round-Up Edition first appeared on Legion.

The finale of our Mindhunter season has arrived and we are taking a last look at the serial killer/demon child show before we call it a night. Bo talks a little Larva, Bo tries to explain Escape from and Conquest of Planet of the Apes, and a hint of Joker talk before we dive into the final episode of Mindhunter: Season Two! Holden’s barely able to contain his excitement at finding a killer, we pitch the Hotlanta chain of restaurants, follow the bizarre tale of Wayne Williams, disappoint Miss Bell, and so much more! Thanks for listening this season, and we’ll be back real soon with The Terror: Infamy! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds: Mindhunter Season Two: Episode 9 first appeared on Legion.

We have the conclusion in sight, but not before we talk about some recent viewings, like Hell House LLC 3: Lake of Fire, The Farewell and It: Chapter Two, and that’s BEFORE we start in on these two eventful episodes of Mindhunter! There’s more Brian, the Devil-Child, Duncan Spanish-language horror film idea, Holden frustrated by everything and so much more on our road to the finale! Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds: Mindhunter Season Two: Episodes 7 & 8 first appeared on Legion.

We’re taking the train from Mansonville right into Creepy Kid Station on this new episode of Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds! Brimley returns as Manson, but it may be the creepiest kid in television history who steals the show this episode. Also, we talk It: Chapter Two, the curmudgeonly Heston in Planet of the Apes, and a quick peek into Carnival Row. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe here: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds: Mindhunter: Episode 5 & 6 first appeared on Legion.

The second episode of Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds has arrived and let’s get down to it! We discuss 47 Meters Down: Uncaged, Thinner, Conan the Barbarian and the barbarian double tap, Whistle and I’ll Come to You, and that’s before we start in on Mindhunter! There’s creepy kids, the Oracles of Atlanta, more love for Greg, and love for Wendy! Be sure to subscribe for lots more! iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds: Mindhunter: Episodes 3 & 4 first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo return to begin season two of Netflix’s FBI procedural, Mindhunter! We begin at the beginning with episodes one and two. As per usual, we start with recent watches including Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Ready or Not, and The Boys. Then, it’s off to creepy kids, Pinhead on Dateline and how much everyone hates Greg. Thanks for listening! iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 The post Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds: Mindhunter Episodes 1 & 2 first appeared on Legion.

The end has arrived! After a journey through the seedy world of cartels, vengeful cops, and coked-up dads, we arrive at the conclusion of the series, Too old to Die Young. It is a completely logical, satisfying conclusion, and if you believe that, you haven’t been paying attention. Before getting into silver-eyed prophets, we talk the alligator movie Crawl, Duncan’s take on Avengers: Endgame (mild spoilers included), Alita: Battle Angel, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and manage to fit in a conversation about public exhibition theater experiences and the changing way we consume media. Thanks so much for listening, and be sure to subscribe to the show at one of the platforms below: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/duncan-and-bo-come-correct/id876158202 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bo-ransdell/duncan-and-bo-come-correct TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts–Culture-Podcasts/Duncan-and-Bo-Come-Correct-p1233818/ Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ivqfjowntxfspuubabnyj43rw64 We’ll see you next season for Duncan and Bo Hunt Minds! The post Duncan and Bo Are Too Old to Die Young: The Empress and The World first appeared on Legion.

We are closing in on the finale of the Nicolas Winding Refn series, and boy howdy is it getting serious. Before we dive into the uncomfortable depths of this pair of episodes, we discuss some recent watches, including Mimic, Stranger Things 3, The Dead Don’t Die, and Shazam! Then, it’s off to the surprising end to some of our beloved (and not so beloved) characters, and some predictions for where all this is going to end. The post Duncan and Bo Are Too Old to Die Young: The Magician and The Hanged Man first appeared on Legion.

As we cross the halfway mark on this new episode of Duncan and Bo Are Too Old to Die Young, we are surprised by how dark the show continues to get. Before we dive into filth, though, we talk some recent watches, including Annabelle Comes Home, Invitation Only, Children of the Corn, and Mission impossible: Fallout. Then, it’s off to the races with Little Billy, Barry Manilow, and Pinhead’s stand-up set. We’re having a blast! Join us, won’t you? The post Duncan and Bo Are Too Old to Die Young: The Fool and The High Priestess first appeared on Legion.

We saddle up for another episode of Nicolas Winding Refn’s neon-dipped noir tale, Too Old to Die Young. With the High Priestess of Death still cooling her heels in Mexico, we follow Martin (Miles Teller) through his dealings with a pair of mysterious new partners, Diana (Jena Malone) and Viggo (John Hawke). Before getting weird, we talk some recent watches including Cold Pursuit with Liam Neeson, Monster Party with Lance Reddick and Robin Tunney, and the spoiler-y discussion for the new film by Ari Aster, Midsommar. Avoid 20:00 – 58:25 to keep your ears virginal on the ins and outs of Midsommar. Hey, subscribe to the show, why dontcha? iTunes Stitcher Spotify Google Play Thanks for listening and see you next week! The post Duncan and Bo Are Too Old to Die Young: The Hermit and The Tower first appeared on Legion.

We have returned! We dive into the seedy underbelly of Los Angeles crime. There are corrupt cops, cokehead Billy Baldwins, bad impressions, and so much more! Also, we talk some recent watches – The Addiction, Child’s Play (2019), The Coven, Captain Marvel and Avengers: Endgame! Slip on the leather jacket, hit the synth music, and let’s get corrupt! The post Duncan and Bo Are Too Old to Die Young: Parts 1 & 2 – The Devil & The Lovers first appeared on Legion.

Join Duncan and Bo as we do the Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, only with Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin in one of our favorite films. Kick back, snuggle up with your favorite chickens, and let’s watch one of the best action-comedies of all time! The post Duncan and Bo Go On a Midnight Run first appeared on Legion.

Welcome to a special episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct! Duncan and I are taking a look at three big horror releases from 2019, and Duncan fills us in on some highlights from the Glasgow Film Festival. Spoilers will be rampant, so you have been warned! The post Duncan and Bo Go to the Movies! first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo return for the finale of the finale of True Detective Season Three! Before we dive into the end of the story of Dorff and Hays, we dive into recent watches, including 2019: After the Fall of New York, Dragged Across Concrete, Gehenna: Where Death Lives and The Hole in the Ground before we tackle the end of the road… Sure, the mystery wraps up, but that’s not really the point, is it? We discuss just what the point of all this was and have a pretty good damn time doing it. As ever, thank you for joining us as we goof our way through another television show. We’ll be back soon with Duncan and Bo on a Midnight Run! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective: Now Am Found first appeared on Legion.

There’s only one episode left! We start off with some Brexit talk and get all political before diving into recent watches with Don’t Go in the Woods (Alone), Await Further Instructions  and Braid among others before addressing the penultimate episode of True Detective season three! We put together our competing theories into one final, comprehensive theory that is absolutely, 100% correct. Mostly. The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective: The Final Country first appeared on Legion.

We’re back with our final catch-up of the season. We are now dead even with the show, and speaking of dead, the bodies are piling up! Before we start to put our latest theories together, we talk a little more Piercing (and vent a bit about horror reviews), the odd Eddie Glum, before Duncan discusses The Lego Movie 2 and Russian Doll. Then it’s off to examine the drunk uncles, pink rooms and mounting evidence as we put forward our theory that we feel pretty confident about. No, really. The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective: If You Have Ghosts & Hunters in the Dark first appeared on Legion.

We return to play some catch-up, which means detecting! We pause to talk Escape Room, the indie horror Piercing, the modern slasher Hell Fest, and Bo goes on again about The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Next, we’re off to talk about the next pair of episodes, clarifying one early misconception before Duncan lays out some lunar theories. We discuss how cool Hays and Dorff are, examine the relationship between Hays and Amelia including sexy dates with children’s bodies, a new mantra for the show, some quality racism, newfound love for the Dorff and so much more! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective: The Big Never & The Hour and the Day first appeared on Legion.

True Detective’s third season. We dig deeper into the effects of the war on our heroes, rough up a redneck and land on a genuine mystery. The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective – Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye first appeared on Legion.

rerj73@comcast.net Slip on those gunshoes and join your pals, Duncan and Bo, for another trip through the depressing world of Nic Pizzolatto’s True Detective. After a disappointing second season, your podcasting duo are all set to see what guest director Jeremy Saulnier has up his sleeve! As usual, we’ll begin with some recent watches including The Night Eats the World, Sorry to Bother You, Patient Zero, The Night Comes for Us, and Assassination Nation before Bo flaunts some movie projector talk. On to the business at hand, we track the introductory episode of this new season, including Blob fridges, Brimley dads and more on Dorff on True Detective! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective – “The Great War and Modern Memory” first appeared on Legion.

With the True Detective Season Three season right around the corner, Duncan and Bo spend a little time catching up on the movies they’ve been watching. There’s talk of The Haunting of Hill House, Upgrade, Suspiria (2018), The Apostle, Mandy, Calibre, Satan’s Slaves, Terrified, Incident in a Ghostland, CAM, The Clovehitch Killer and  Assassination Nation. We’ll be back very soon with the new season of Duncan and Bo Go True Detective! The post Duncan and Bo Go to the Movies first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo return to examine the Netflix original, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. It’s a Coen Brothers movie! We examine each story in this Old West anthology and gauge everything against Tom Waites. Also, The Coen Brothers do horror! The post Duncan and Bo Sing The Ballad of Buster Scruggs first appeared on Legion.

Yes, we’ve been away, but Duncan and Bo have returned with your first warning o impending doom… or perhaps it’s just a commentary on the totally rockin’ 80s sword and sci-fi movie, Highlander. We talk Connery’s exquisite Spanish accent, Lambert’s command of English and much love for the Kurgan. Kick on the movie, grab a bottle of your favorite feelings-hider and settle in with your pals as we head for the gathering! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – The Highlander Commentary first appeared on Legion.

The oft-quoted, highly influential The Silence of the Lambs gets the Duncan and Bo Come Correct treatment! We  talk the origins of the film (Gene Hackman was going to direct?!), early casting, additional scenes and so much more, while still fitting in time to sing our way through the Chris Isaak scenes. Also, did you know George A. Romero is in this movie? And why do we insist on talking about the movie Copycat in this commentary? Remember that you will need your own copy of The Silence of the Lambs as this is an audio-only commentary. You can find it easily here or here! We’ll be back next month with another commentary as we eagerly await the arrival of the Coen Brothers’ Old West anthology… The post Quid Pro Bo, Duncan – The Silence of the Lambs DBCC Commentary first appeared on Legion.

It’s all been leading to this! Before we hit up the doings of hosts and Delos, we tackle some topics like Ken Burns’s Vietnam documentary, how good Deep Rising is, The Last Jedi, the toxic nature of social media, and THEN we can talk Westworld! There’s naughty Picard, Duncan as hype man, the return of Brimley, and predictions for what is to come in season three! Thanks to all who followed us on this journey and we’ll be back soon with a new commentary! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld Season Two: The Passenger first appeared on Legion.

The penultimate episode of Season Two of Westworld is here and we’re ready to pick over the juicy bones of this one. But first, we talk up the benefits of a spite-based life, Duncan’s trip to see Hereditary and a big discussion of the much-hyped The Neon Demon, a discussion of safety-focused American pastimes, and that’s all before we dive into this dense episode of Westworld! We’re going to get a LOT of William backstory, which means talking crazy theories about hosts, the new couple name for Ford and Bernard, how to know when Sir Anthony Hopkins has you in his sights, our new show “The Mesa with Maeve,” get into some conspiracy theories about William’s last moments in this episode, and send #TooWokeTeddy into the great Cradle in the sky! Also, some brief soapboxing on hype for horror movies. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld Season Two: Vanishing Point first appeared on Legion.

The end is nigh! But not so you’d notice from us. We’re debating Black Panther, Duncan gushes over Hereditary and finally catches up with The Terror (spoilers from 23:15 –  40:00) while Bo brings up Jess Franco’s Daughter of Dracula and the nostalgic trip to Wayne’s World. Then, it’s on to Westworld where we find a story that has been hovering around the edges of this show for two season, and finds us both surprised by the emotional hooks in the episode. Also, the surprising musical interludes of this episode, Bo looks to Duncan to remind him what the hell is going on in this episode while in no way incorporating Duncan’s theories into his own, and we fawn over the construction of this episode’s timeline. Take our hearts with you when you go, folks! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld Season Two – Kiksuya first appeared on Legion.

We’re slightly delayed, but it’s worth the wait. How can you rush the introduction of our hit new character, Le Fouffe, or the hot takes on Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom? There’s an above-average rip-off of The Thing, talk show cat burglars and more before we turn our attention to this week’s episode of Westworld. #StoneColdTeddy# goes off, William squares off against Maeve, and Dolores storms The Mesa. All this and more on the newest episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – Season Two: Les Écorchés first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to our journey through Westworld on this latest episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld! We debate hamsters as pets before diving into a lengthy discussion of Solo,then on to the French revenge thriller Revenge and a dressing down of the recent horror film, Terrifier. Then, it’s on to Westworld, where we find a new Teddy, an unusually contemplative Dolores, an awesome Irishman, and we chart Duncan’s spunk line. There’s much to be pulled apart, and you know we have theories! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld Season Two: Phase Space first appeared on Legion.

On this all-new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld, we give the finger to Westworld in favor of a detour into Shogunworld, which, as it happens, is totally rockin’. Also, Duncan updates us on his Ray Donovan binge, the Netflix anime Aggretsuko, and watching the best and worst of Friday the 13th with neophytes. Meanwhile, Bo caught up with the Netflix zombie flick Cargo, and has less than kind things to say about the Helen Mirren haunted house film, Winchester. Then, it’s off to Westworld where Dolores gets dark, Teddy gets more #TooWoke, Maeve knows kung-fu and Akane dances to Wu-tang. Enter the DunBoCo, it’s time to get samurai!!! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld Season Two: Akane no Mai first appeared on Legion.

Load up those six-shooters, we have a banger of an episode this time around!  We dig into Netflix’s Evil Genius, Deadpool 2 and Downrange before getting into a super-spoilery discussion of the new film, The Endless.  Those spoilers run from 19:40 to 40:10 , so you have been warned. Also, a quick note on Sion Sono’s Tokyo Vampire Hotel. Then, it’s off to Westworld with Peter Mullan profanity and “furious” masturbation, Brimley semen, the dangers of Sector 22, the Event Horizon fan film in this episode, Bernard’s robotic promises, an early prediction we feel (surprisingly) confident in and much more!   The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – The Riddle of the Sphinx first appeared on Legion.

Howdy, pardners!  Time for another trip into Westworld with your pals Duncan and Bo!  This time around, we debate if The Strangers is a period piece, puzzle over love for The Bay, and talk a little SyFy before diving into an action-packed episode.  Is #WokeTeddy now #TooWokeTeddy?  Do they just call the other park ColonialWorld?  Is Armistice the most awesome character in anything ever? (Hint: yes)  Lee goes Hee Haw, Dolores gets more villainous, and new arrival Grace may be a Delos operative.  All this and much more on this new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld Season Two – “Virtu e Fortuna” first appeared on Legion.

We meander into a conversation about what the hell David Cronenberg has been up to before we dive into the highly-anticipated “What We’ve Been Watching” segment, where Duncan has been obsessed with a fixer from South Boston and Bo has been beset by killer cockroaches and superhero slugfests.  Of course, Duncan plays devil’s advocate to Bo’s comic enthusiasm in a conversation about how meaningful these movies are in the wake of Avengers: Infinity War and get feisty about the Jurassic World franchise.  Then, it’s off to the races with a slam-bang episode of Westworld.  “Reunion” delves deep into the park’s past, and we approach it with the same reverence and solemnity you’ve come to expect from Duncan and Bo!  There’s Bjork songs, technician torture, William erections and much more… #WokeTeddy The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – “Reunion” first appeared on Legion.

Your old saddle-pals Duncan and Bo return to Westworld to unpack more of the Western-inspired technofuture.  Also, we discuss the potential of the new season, Brimley as shogun and some early expectations before diving into recent viewings of  A Quiet Place, Truth or Dare, finding the villain in Geostorm, Pyewacket‘s ending, and Bo can’t get over The Terror.  Then, we saddle up for our return to the intricate timelines of this new season of Westworld.  We dispel some old rumors and find a bunch of new ones, including the  potential for all-out robot war, Bernard’s brain juices, William’s new game and much more! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld: Season Two – Journey Into Night first appeared on Legion.

With only a short time before taking the train to Westworld, your old pals take a pit stop in Texas, where the oil derricks churn and free-range M. Emmet Walshs are found.  Did the script actually call for him to be a human piece of crap?  Is this the most terrifying death scene in film history?  And what’s with M. Emmet Walsh and Russia?  These questions and more are answered when we sit down for our VERY FIRST COMMENTARY!  We had a blast doing it, so let us know if you want to hear more! This is an audio-only commentary. The post Duncan and Bo Get Blood Simple. first appeared on Legion.

Buckle in for one last turn through the world of The X-Files.  This is it!  We made it!  An awful season ends in awful fashion and we are here to pick apart how frustratingly unnatural this episode feels.  Before, we correct a few common misconceptions about the show, do a new ad from our listeners, talk about Netflix movies as real movies, Soderbergh’s new horror film, Santa Clarita Diet, The Terror, Manhunt: Unabomber, and then we catch up with the perfect way to end our look at The X-Files.  “My Struggle IV” is a conflicted mess of an episode.  We dive into the bad time-hopping of this episode, how terrible a kid William is, chicken college, Jim Garrison investigates The X-Files and uncovers a sinister conspiracy of his own, Brimley’s female problems and puzzle over how anyone could have let this happen to a beloved franchise. Also, a fitting conclusion to our journey. See everyone next month when Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld!!!   The post Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files – Season 11: “My Struggle IV” first appeared on Legion.

We begin, as we always do, with a story of Mark’s dad and a new sponsor before launching into some recent watches, including Wild Wild Country, Fear of a Black Hat, how good New Jack City is, the disappointment of Dunkirk and more!  Then it’s all business as we get a visit from Canadian Bo to introduce this penultimate episode of The X-Files, “Nothing Lasts Forever.”  There’s dubious medical practices, shite Black Widow aka not-Neve Campbell, Society vampires, looking smarter with glasses, debating Hammer Dracula sequels, The A-Team saves a church, Matrix elephants, the red, white and blue Power Ranger and the continued sloppiness of this season of a once-beloved series.  Enough screwing around, let’s get to some glasses! The post Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files – Season 11: “Nothing Lasts Forever” first appeared on Legion.

A new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files has arrived to chase away those workaday blues!  We trade rage stories, discuss Tyler McIntyre’s Patchwork and Tragedy Girls, our pitch for a new crime series, Lifeforce and cocaine, and then we launch headlong into this latest episode of The X-Files.  We examine the multiple pop culture thefts of this episode, Brimley as bear, the ridiculous reason Scully and Mulder are in this episode, witch tests with Mulder, another Monk reference, Eli Roth’s Ghost Fart, sasquatch hunting, the myriad of storylines in this episode and how far we have fallen from o.g. X-Files. The post Duncan and Bo Go to the X-Files – Season 11: Familiar first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to a brand-new episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct nee Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files.  Boy, this season has been something, perhaps best encapsulated by this Black Mirror-like episode in which technology runs amok.  Before we get into that mess, Duncan stages a horror movie intervention for Bo, we get into some of Duncan’s favorites from FrightFest and chat about the latest Netflix horror finds, Veronica and Les Affames (Ravenous) and the requisite Trek chat where Duncan and Bo fellate Deep Space Nine.  Then we launch into one of the more frustratingly dumb episodes of this season in which a Brimley-ed Mulder is flummoxed by technology and we spend a lot of time getting to a truly ghastly punchline.  Your heroes, dear listeners, are being driven slowly insane y this show, but isn’t it fun to hear unfold in the comfort of your home? The post Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files: “Rm9sbG93ZXJz” first appeared on Legion.

Has The X-Files finally beaten our heroes?  With the addition of Haley Joel Osment in a head-scratching dual role, we head into government conspiracy territory.  Wilford Brimley takes on a new role of his own as Skinner takes center stage, and we are once again left pondering how such inept FBI agents could be allowed to continue.  Also, can the fat joke be elevated to art?  Probably not, but we try. The post Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files: Season 11 – “Kitten” first appeared on Legion.

Minds will be changed and Mulders will be puzzled over in this new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files.  We chat about some movies, including The Vault, The End of the F**cking World, an update on Bo’s Star Trek: The Next Generation journey, The Cloverfield Paradox and Mom and Dad before launching into an episode that Duncan likes and Bo finds to be yet another frustrating bit of mythology building from this new season.  Whose mind will be changed and what will be left of them?  Also, Sam Neill’s comic turn in Event Horizon, the joys of Blood Simple, Duncan’s Janet Jackson nipple obsession, Brimley’s Best cereal, Sharknado Park and much more! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files: Season 11: “Ghouli” first appeared on Legion.

The gang has returned to tackle one of the finer examples of The X-Files since its return.  When Mulder and Scully are joined by a mysterious third member of their team, it’s up to our tireless trio to get to the bottom of it!  We dive into what we’ve been watching before pitching a new round DaerDunBoCo Products, examine the insidious effects of Dr. Thaddeus Q. They and get weird with alien border walls.  It’s all the silliness and insight you’ve come to expect with Duncan and Daeron and Bo Come Correct! The post Duncan and Daeron and Bo Come Correct: Duncan and Daeron and Bo Go to the X-Files – Season 11: The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat first appeared on Legion.

Third time’s the charm, except where it comes to The X-Files.  After the upbeat second episode, we’re back in Carter Country, and that means characters behaving in head-scratching ways, dumb plot holes and a campy villain.  And yet, somehow, we manage to rant about it forever.  Before, we discuss some recent viewings, including Duncan’s viewing of Bo-recommended Gun Woman, the disappointment of modern boilerplate comedies, an unexpected detour into Star Trek: The Next Generation and then we can get into the episode of The X-Files!  It’s Monster of the Week time, and we’re dealing with doppelgangers, dookie, an especially horny Mulder, forgetting your own children and much more! The post Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files: Season 11 – “Plus One” first appeared on Legion.

We return after a rocky start to see if The X-Files can still warm our hearts, but not before we dive into a whole bunch of movies.  Duncan bemoans the lackluster Insidious: The Last Key (note spoiler time sync below) and proclaims his love for Candyman and sinks his teeth into Savagelands, while Bo gets down with creepy dolls in Annabelle: Creation and the insider doc Electric Boogaloo, but does not get down with horror anthology The Dark Tapes.  Then, it’s off to the investigation with a welcome return of badass Scully, smartass Mulder and goofy science fiction premises.  It’s almost like an X-Files episode!  Meet a menacing roadie!  Revel in the sexual innuendo!  Buy some swag from Duncan and Bo Co.! Insidious: The Last Key spoilers from 15:00 – 21:00. The post Duncan and Bo Go to The X-Files – Season 11: This first appeared on Legion.

The journey continues!  With Bo still recapping Twin Peaks episodes in a remote cabin, Duncan drags him back for one more case – the mystery of what the hell has happened on The X-Files.  Season 11 kicks in with a big mythology episode, building on the whackadoo finale of Season 10.  Wilfred Brimley guest stars as Special Agent Fox Mulder, who apparently doesn’t want much to do with actual X-Files-related work, and we thank him for his driving advice.  Also, twists and turns involving brain broadcasts, ridiculous car chases and wanton murder!  And, we get some time to catch up on recent viewings of Blade of the Immortal and the genius of Takashi Miike, the deceptive beginning of The Blackcoat’s Daughter and much more! We’re back on the case and nothing will ever be the same! The post Duncan and Bo Go to the X-Files – Season 11: My Struggle III first appeared on Legion.

It has all led to this!  This brand new episode rounds out our look at the grand breadth of David and Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks.  Firstly, thank you all for listening, this has been one of the greatest joys of my podcasting life.  Secondly, enough jibber-jabber!  We get down to talking about The Disaster Artist and The Villainess before we dive into the last batch of craziness Twin Peaks has to offer, and then it’s off to the haunted Northwestern town one final time.   There, we explore the origins of the delicious snack gnarlybob, we get a Phillip Jeffries voice in time to not do the show anymore, a return of Chris Isaaks, and then we head into the Black Lodge for all kinds of craziness.  There’s a modern Sherlock Holmes, singing DoppelCoopers, naked Jerrys, the unresolved storylines, the possible magic of Forrest Gump, a dumb joke made great, a round of Bob Ball (including an evaluation of the world’s most dangerous balls) and try to explain what the hell happened in the finale. I speak for Duncan and myself when I say thank you all again for making this one of the greatest journeys I’ve ever experienced.  We’ll see you all for The [...] The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: Twin Peaks: The Returnsies – The Final Episodes first appeared on Legion.

In this, our penultimate episode, we get right down to business.  After we talk about Michael Bay’s Pain and Gain, debate Jim Carrey and the new Netflix doc and hit another comedy doc, Too Funny to Fail.  Then, it’s down to business with Big Ed and Nadine, DoppelCooper and a big tea kettle, great advice about the woods, the amazing use of “Sharp-Dressed Man,” quality Tim Roth and Jennifer Jason Leigh, James in the Black Lodge, Dougie plays with electricity, Hawk and Margaret say one last, truly heartbreaking goodbye, weird parentage, the welcome return of Special Agent Dale Cooper and a final round of your questions before our final episode!   The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: Twin Peaks: The Returnsies – Episodes 15 & 16 first appeared on Legion.

The end is nigh!  With only two episodes of the podcast left, we get down to business and talk nothing but Twin Peaks!  Mostly.  We also uncover Duncan’s Star Trek fandom, Bo’s trip to a Star Trek convention, talk a slew of movies including 1922, Creep 2, Alien: Covenant, Mindhunters and a brief chat about Stranger Things Season Two.  Then, it’s off to Twin Peaks to talk more Audrey, Dougie, Gordon and the whole kooky Twin Peaks gang.  We are barreling toward out final episodes, so strap in for some big revelations, escalating “greatest thing ever”s and Monica Bellucci! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: Twin Peaks: The Returnsies – Episodes 13 & 14 first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies!  This time around, we’ll be digging into some wonderfully Lynchian episodes, but first we touch on Duncan’s take on Leatherface and Happy Death Day, Bo checks out Found Footage 3D and debates A Dark Song before being a whimp about Hounds of Love.  Then, it’s off to the races with Twin Peaks: The Returnises where  we get into the pie-fueled return of Miriam, Carl’s eerie van powers, Shelly’s poor choices, Belushi’s bloodlust, Tammy gets promoted and Diane gets deputized, Sarah Palmer is not doing well, Gordon entertains a lady and Albert is unimpressed and, of course, AUDREY!!! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: Twin Peaks: The Returnsies: Episodes 11 & 12 first appeared on Legion.

Before diving into the episodes for this entry, we take some time to talk about Scottish thriftiness, Brawl in Cell Block 99, Gerald’s Game, and Bo completely spoils 2017’s The Mummy.  We then turn our attention to two more great episodes of Twin Peaks and explore Tim Roth’s Bowie-inspired accent, whether DoppelCooper is still possessed by Bob, Bobby Briggs visits his mother over here, the return of Matthew Lillard and some deep mythology, Dougie finally goes to the doctor and gets some action, Nadine goes into business, Richard Horne cements his place as the primary jerk of Twin Peaks  and we once more devolve into barking noises at one another.  Now pass the damn peas and get listening!   The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: Twin Peaks: The Returnsies: Episodes 9 & 10 first appeared on Legion.

Things are gonna get weird… We are tacking the oft-mentioned episode eight of Twin Peaks: The Return, but not before we get into the preceding episode and some talk about Psycho 2, The Belko Experiment, It (spoilers from 32:15-52:45), Agent Smith the angel, a welcome return from Doc Haywood, we come up with a great movie idea, the tale of the Phantom Logger, Diane vs DoppelCooper, Naomi Watts vs police, Ike the Spike!, “The” Nine Inch Nails, the threnody of Aerosmith and how truly incredible this episode of television is. From here on out, it’s uncharted territory, so jump in and mind the disgusting frog-bugs!   The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: The Returnsies: Episodes 7 & 8 first appeared on Legion.

Before we get down to business, we have to sort out if Takashi Miike is the Japanese Scorsese and round-up that Game of Thrones finale.  Then, of course, we dive into the greatness of these episodes.  There’s wedding wings, new impressions, drugged-out teenagers, Harry Dean Stanton, a surprise Lifeforce appearance, innocence lost and dead children.  You know, fun!   The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: The Returnsies: Episodes 5 & 6 first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to a brand new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies!  This time around, we are tackling episodes 3 & 4 of Twin Peaks: The Returnsies, and with the usual care and meticulous analysis you have come to expect.  Also, how Trump helps terminally ill Americans, getting deep on Ridley Scott, Game of Thrones‘ Bo-centric episode, the welcome arrival of Dougie, a pretty good explanation of what’s going on (we think), Naomi Watts joins the show (with a theme song), Denise and Lynch’s victory lap, #FuckChad, heeeeeey Bobby Briggs is back, Wally effin’ Brando, Winston Churchill impressions, three-legged dogs and so much more! Seriously, though, #FuckChad. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: Twin Peaks: The Returnsies Episodes 3 & 4 first appeared on Legion.

Before diving into the new season, we detour into talk of those new It and Mother trailers, debate the worst Tarantino film, Duncan sees through Bo’s Flying Monkeys ruse, hot dragon action, and then finally get around to talking Twin Peaks.  How amazing is DoppelCooper?  Why is Matthew Lillard so old?  And James is back!  All this and much, much more!  Jump in! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: Twin Peaks The Returnsies Episodes 1 & 2 first appeared on Legion.

Let’s be honest withe each other.  This is a long show.  We spend almost five hours discussing everything in between the final scene of Twin Peaks season two and the new episodes.  We begin with The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer, a real bummer of a book written by Jennifer Lynch.  Why is this book such bad fan service?  Why is Leo so much cooler?  Then, we turn our attention to Fire Walk with Me, which is way better than you remember.  We comb through this much-maligned film to point out what a great horror movie it is.  Also, it’s a terribly, terribly sad movie.  Chet gets a voice, and we truly begin to unpack the mythology of Twin Peaks.  If you thought that was weird, we then go to The Missing Pieces, a collection of outtakes and extended scenes that help flesh out this universe.  And, finally, we deep dive on the lore with Mark Frost’s The Secret History of Twin Peaks, a terrific epistolary novel in which we learn all sorts of weird and wonderful trivia, including owl-people, Hawk dunking on James and the horror trope roots of the Twin Peaks universe. It’s time to nerd out on the spirits of the Black Lodge, Duncan’s [...] The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: That’s What You Get with Chet! first appeared on Legion.

No new Twin Peaksies this week as I quickly learn to read so we can talk about the supplemental reading, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get a heapin’ helping of Dunacn and Bo!  Take a trip back in time when all we did was talk about movies – in this case, two of the most hilariously awful movies of all time.  Nothing can prepare you.  Join us, won’t you? The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies Flashback! “Blood Feast” & “Winterbeast” first appeared on Legion.

It’s the end of an era as Duncan and Bo go to the original series one last time, where we take a very serious and studied approach to Twin Peaks as a television institution, but not before we talk a little Preacher, Game of Thrones and the pleasant surprise of Michael Keaton’s renaissance.  Also, the deliriously exciting return of Mark Frost and David Lynch to the show, a whole lot of loose ends, Leostein getting interesting, Windom Earle debates weird ways to kill people, how David Lynch is the world’s most famous troll, more Pinhead food reviews, Donna identifies various untruths and refuses to pass the peas, Master of Disguise Windom Earle dons his greatest disguise yet, Pete Martell weighs in on video games, the great Double R rampage, Donna and the Haywards get weird and the greatest 15 minutes in television history. It’s been a ride, but we’re coming in for a landing and we answer all your burning questions, like “How’s…?”  No, not yet! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies – “Miss Twin Peaks” and “Beyond Life and Death” first appeared on Legion.

With only four episodes left, we start to say goodbye to some old favorites while we are getting giddy with the approach of the final episode!  Also, Hopscotch the crap Beetlejuice, a bit of Rick & Morty love, Hell House, LLC.,  Sadako vs Kayako, The Ouija Experiment 2, fat Pinhead, liking Twin Peaks again without irony, Leostein is filled with music, Wilford Brimley as hype man, Windom Earle comes into his own, the birth of Cannie, feeling bad for Leostein and the reappearance of everyone’s favorite giant.  Join the 12-feet-high club with us! #Cannie The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies – “Variations and Relations” and “The Path to the Black Lodge” first appeared on Legion.

More than five hours of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies this week?  That’s how you know we love you.  We’re closing in on the end of season two and things are heating up!  With Josie now part of the furniture (or whatever), Harry’s hitting the bottle and we’re there to follow him to the bottom.  Hawk keeps it classy, Mike and Nadine are exploring the realm of the sensual, David Warner’s too-brief time with us is lamented, we pitch the new show Coop and Hawk, catch up with James on the road, muddle through some business with Donna’s mom and Ben and, of course, chart the return of Agent Cole and the eternal thumbs up! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies – “Wounds and Scars” and “On the Wings of Love” first appeared on Legion.

We’re playing a bit of catch-up, but let the feast of St. Cooper begin!  First up, “The Condemned Woman,” an episode all about Josie Packard (sigh).  Also, Billy Zane joins the cast and gets his dumb voice.  We also manage to chat about the new season of Twin Peaks (no spoilers!), the solid found footage film Capture Kill Release, plans for life after Twin Peaks, we get a much-needed referee to keep us on track, the definition of “playing grab-ass,” Big Ed’s big decision, Bo’s admiration of wood chips and, of course, what the hell is going in the final scene. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: “The Condemned Woman” first appeared on Legion.

Ladies and gentlemen, let us continue our careful and professional examination of the landmark television series, Twin Peaks.  Herein, you will find your stalwart companions, Duncan and Bo, debate the meandering storylines of these episodes, propose a new movie based on the legend of Madam Deadtooth, celebrate the James-ness of this twin-pack of episodes, chat about M. Night Shyamalan’s Unbreakable and the groundbreaking American Gods and once more lament what has become of Donna.  Also, Madam Deadtooth’s elaborate plans to frame James, the introduction of Leostein and we inexplicably sing the theme from Cheers.  Try to keep up, things get weird. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: “Double Play” & “Slaves and Masters” first appeared on Legion.

We’re back on track and have a pair of classic Twin Peaks episodes to peruse for your entertainment.  We also pepper in some questions from the audience, chat about Summer Camp and American Gods, get deep into why John Carpenter is the most punk rock director ever, more on Bo’s John Landis feud, why Dougie Milford is reading the Kama Sutra, more off-screen adventures of Deputy Hawk, James Hurley’s Stupid Noir Adventure (feat. Malcolm Sloan), a far too elaborate series of poo jokes, speaking in German, why there is so much sexual assault in these episodes, five-knuckle shuffles, a new layer to the Nadine mythology, the lack of Donna, what exactly is wrong with these episodes and much, much more! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: “The Black Widow” and “Checkmate” first appeared on Legion.

We were delayed a week, but that doesn’t mean we’re not hyped about the back half of… season… two…  Ugh.  But, wait!  There’s Deputy Hawk awesomeness (ka-kaw!!!), James takes his show on the road, Nadine finds love and a new DEA agent comes to town!  Also, we chat about The Bird with the Crystal Plumage and XX before we plunge into all the storylines we love and a couple we struggle to care about.  Why is See-You-Next-Tuesday Catherine Martell inspired by sitcoms?  What’s with that tooth?  And have we somehow managed to make Nadine even more horrifying?  These questions and more answered on this episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: “Masked Ball” first appeared on Legion.

We might be a day late, but we’re a show short, too!  We get so wrapped up in Episode 10 of Season Two, we whiff on the second episode!  That doesn’t mean we’re going easy on this one.  There’s a new voice for Bobby Briggs!  Nadine is a cheerleader!  Leo’s Meh-brand chair!  The Twin Peaks musical you’ve been waiting for is here!  Trigger warning: Bob Seger-influenced puns inside. Also, we take a firm stand on those Dark Universe movies, debate Logan and Duncan sniffs around Hounds of Love.  Put on your dancing shoes and hop on for this song-fueled episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies – “Dispute Between Brothers” first appeared on Legion.

The mystery solved!  We now know who killed Laura Palmer, but can our killer be brought to justice?  Agent Cooper and his team are hot on the trail of the completely not-crazy murderer, and Duncan and Bo are there to see it through!  Along the way, we bemoan how jokes can go bad, talk about the plethora of mirrors in Twin Peaks, investigate the special relationship between Jean-Luc Picard and Mr. Data, celebrate the amazing turn by Ray Wise in these episodes and totally gloss over the stupid Lucy/Gwen/Deputy Andy story line.  Also, Duncan talks about the new episodes (!) of Twin Peaks on Showtime, Bo defends his position to not watch them yet, male romper rage, Pete Martell’s strange reversal of character, the superior final form of Deputy Hawk and even get into what this whole show is really about.  Hint: Probably human nature. It’s the last pair of undeniably great episodes before we launch into pure madness.  Jump in, all you Audreys and Agent Coopers, we’re actually talking about Twin Peaks this time!  And butt stuff. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: “Drive With a Dead Girl” and “Arbitrary Law” first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo return!  We heard your requests and we have answered.  More Wilford Brimley!  In addition to that fan service, we go into a spoiler-filled discussion of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and touch on American Gods before, you know, talking about Twin Peaks.  There’s triforkatops violence!  Audrey on the clean-burning propane!  Donna’s bad planning!  Lou Ferrigno as James Hurley!  An in-depth look at twin cities (whatever the hell that is)!  Prophetic myna birds!  The murder of Laura Palmer solved!  Peg legs!  The ghost of Agent Smith!  And an extended period of Duncan laughing… #TwinPeaksiesNoBacksies The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaksies: “Demons” and “Lonely Souls” first appeared on Legion.

We have apparently stumbled upon a new format, which is just pure madness recorded for your listening pleasure.  We poorly discuss the following topics:  Do you need the internet for pornography?  The difference between potato chips and “crisps.”  Kirk Douglas impressions (just as tasteless as you would imagine).  Can this really be called a podcast anymore?  Does anyone care about what’s going on with Lucy?  How much we all want to go to Sternwood Acres.  Amazon ratings for sex swings.  Black Yukon Sucker Punches.  Under what circumstances can you punch a woman in the gut?  And, the best moment in Deputy Hawk history.  This, and so much more as we wind our way through the wilds of Twin Peaks Season Two! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks – “Laura’s Secret Diary” & “The Orchid’s Curse” first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to another twofer episode where we tackle episodes two and three of season two!  I would like to say this episode is shorter, more concise and more focused, but that would be a lie.  It’s crazy long and filled with digressions the likes of which you have come to expect from this series.  Duncan may be on the clean-burnin’ propane during the recording of this episode, we can’t be sure.  In addition to important topics like what Nadine watches in her coma, the only way to escape Deputy Hawk and that damn James song, we also talk about that new trailer for The Dark Tower and the problem with movie universes.  New bad impressions!  Twin Peaks as a variety show!  Very naughty werewolves!  Kick back with your pals as we potentially set a record for Hawk screeches and, just maybe, the hardest we’ve heard Duncan laugh. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks: “Coma” & “The Man Behind Glass” first appeared on Legion.

We have returned with another two-episode edition of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks!  In this family-sized episode, we discuss the collected works of James Marshall, Dune, The Dark, and then, finally get around to some Twin Peaks chat.  We’re scouring through the first season finale and charting all the crosses and double-crosses.  Plus, gank!  In the second half, we talk the premiere of season two and the inevitable battle between Deputy Hawk and Mothman, classic Bukowski beat poetry, Nadine’s coma adventures, the haunted sunglasses of sluttiness,  the really honestly truly amazing costume design of Audrey Horne and that horrifying final scene. You may notice the audio for Bo a bit blown out in the first half.  Sorry!  The second half is silky smooth… Rub some dirt on those wounds and get to listening!  Say it with us now… ga-ze-boooo…     The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks: “The Last Evening” & “May the Giant Be With You” first appeared on Legion.

With the new season of Twin Peaks looming large before us, we put the pedal down and start our run of jam-packed Twin Peaks goodness with our first two-episode… er… episode.  Evidence is piling up and James is stuck in a Laura Palmer loop.  There’s plenty of intrigue, bird murder, Hawk awesomeness, Audrey nudity and Hawaiian psychology to keep us busy, but we still find time to talk about some recent television and how good a Nadine-inspired sci-fi movie would be.  Grab your chips, we’re heading to One-Eyed Jack’s on this episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Episode 6: Cooper’s Dreams & Episode 7: Realization Time first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks!  In this all-new episode, we focus on episode five, “The One Armed Man.”  In addition to our usual, laser-precise analysis, we advertise our latest Deputy Hawk (Ka-Kawww!!!) fan fiction, question how much Audrey should be trusted, get weird with some dream logic, pitch a local donuts shop and come up with new, even worse voices for our favorite cast members.  Also, Big Ed may be missing from this episode, but we think WE Know where he is… Thanks, as always, for listening! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks – Episode 5: The One Armed Man first appeared on Legion.

Duncan and Bo have returned!  We have been gone far too long and it shows!  We begin with some random movie catch-up, how to properly curse in Scottish, random Chris De Burgh anger, funeral stories, Duncan wants to be a Predator, Dr. Jacoby: Fashion Consultant, the problem with The Bookhouse Boys, the greatest table of detectives in history and more Lynch impressions!  But on your Sunday’s finest, someone’s getting buried this episode! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks: Episode 4 – “Rest in Pain” first appeared on Legion.

Oh, my friends and neighbors, we’ve got a good one for you today!  The latest episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks is here and it’s a wild ride.  We dig into this third episode of Twin Peaks in our usual, spoiler-free fashion (in that we will NOT spoil later episodes).  We gush over Deputy Hawk (again), examine when the work of Arnold Schwarzenegger went into decline, Leo Johnson’s odd taste in portraits, anticipate What’s Up with Mike and Bob, definitively identify the best film of Kevin Costner’s career and examine the detail and effort that went into the dream sequence, which may just be the best representation of dreams in film history.  Also, Duncan pitches his first movie!  Enough teasin’, let’s do some pleasin’!  Let’s rock! You can drop us a line on the Legion Podcasts Facebook page and let us know what you think of this seminal episode of the show! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks – Episode 3: Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer first appeared on Legion.

With the investigation now underway, Duncan and Bo continue their spoiler-free look at the murder of Laura Palmer.  This time, we get the cause of death, dismiss one suspect and focus on another, discuss the irresistible boob joke, travel to the picturesque home of Shelly and Leo Johnson, muse on the familiar topic of shirt anger, adore Deputy Hawk’s big action scene and find a new voice for James.  What’s with that bloody shirt?  And who is Dr. Jacoby’s interior decorator?  Is Pete the nicest guy in Twin Peaks?  How did that fish get in the percolator? The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks Episode 2 – “Traces to Nowhere” first appeared on Legion.

  Smell those Douglas firs! A new trip from your pals Duncan and Bo begins as we turn our attention to the Pacific Northwest and the sleepy town of Twin Peaks.  In our first episode, we examine the premiere episode of Twin Peaks, one of the icons of television drama.  Never seen it?  Don’t worry!  We’re doing this one spoiler-free, so jump in and follow along in our investigation as we unravel the death of Laura Palmer and the shady doings of Twin Peaks.  You can follow us from episode to episode and relive the glory of one of the quirkiest, most surreal television shows of all time. We’re going to gush about Kyle MacLachlan’s Agent Cooper, Audrey’s shoes and wanting to watch the world burn, Ray Wise and the gloomiest bar in history and more.  Also, bad David Lynch impressions and we desperately try not to use the word “weird,” with little success. #broodbros The post Duncan and Bo Go to Twin Peaks: Episode 1 – “Pilot” first appeared on Legion.

Saddle up for one last ride with your friendly cowpokes, Duncan and Bo!  The show may be over, but season one isn’t over until we say it is!  We’re going to tour through the revelations of the final two episodes and take a bit of a victory lap for our correct predictions.  But, what about season two?  And how awesome was Armistice?!  And those samurai?!?  You just gotta listen… Thanks to everyone who has followed our own journey into The Maze this season!  What do you say we do it again sometime? The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – “The Well-Tempered Clavier” and “The Bicameral Mind” first appeared on Legion.

How far we have come…  With “Trace Decay,” we get more Maeve, more Teddy, more Ford and more abuse for poor Bernard.  On this latest episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld, your heroes get into the frustration of this episode’s suspension of disbelief and marvel again at Sir Anthony Hopkins getting it done.  We point out some clues that we feel absolutely confirm a long-standing theory and introduce a new theory involving that host under the house. We’re drawing to the conclusion of this season and we have some opinions on how we want to see this wrap up.  Jump in and let’s get set for the next episode together! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – “Trace Decay” first appeared on Legion.

  Hello, my droogies, and get ready for a brand new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld! We’re behind two episodes, so we double down and cover episode six, “The Adversary,” and episode seven, “Trompe L’Oeil,” two slam-bang episodes with big reveals and even bigger questions.  We get into it all, from confirmations of some of our theories to brand new speculations that twist what we think of the show and “The Maze.”  Also, some listener feedback and what we expect from the remaining episodes.  And Maeve is, undeniably, the best.  Get caught up before the episode eight premiere with your pals, one of whom is certainly not a host. The post Duncan and Bo Go To Westworld – “The Adversary” and “Trompe L’Oeil” first appeared on Legion.

Welcome back to our latest look at the futuristic theme park known as Westworld.  This time around, we INTENDED to record a show covering episodes five and six, but conspiracy theories took over and we’ll be splitting it into two shows.  This time around, then, we get deep into the dual timelines theory and Duncan offers up his views on why this is making more and more sense, Bo doubles down on space ships, we get a Heat-like scene with two actors doing great work, the elephant (trunk) in the room, we offer dueling Anthony Hopkins impressions, and so, so much more!  Get your notes out, we’re getting twisty this time on Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld: Episode 5 – Contrapasso first appeared on Legion.

Welcome to a new episode of Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld!  We’re almost halfway through the season and every answer only raises more questions.  Like, what is The Maze?  Why is the Man in Black hunting for it?  Why should Delores go there?  Is this the best performance Anthony Hopkins has given since Silence of the Lambs?  How can Bo screw up the last line of the podcast so thoroughly? Also, more speculations and a surprising agreement on the fate of the Man in Black.  Want to be free?  Hit play! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – Episode 4: Dissonance Theory first appeared on Legion.

Three episodes in and we’re getting deeeeeep!  Join your faithful pals, Duncan and Bo, as we explore the widening mysteries of Westworld.  Couldn’t we think of a better name than the Milk bandit?  Or Rifle Lady?  What about that Magic-era Anthony Hopkins?  And they call Clue what in the UK?!  It’s time to get real (or maybe robotic) on our latest journey into this futuristic theme park and bask in speculation! Also, your questions and our first audio message!  Drop us a line with your own thoughts at Bo@legionpodcasts.com or over on Facebook right here! Closing song: I Am an Excellent Steel Horse by Rock Plaza Central See you next week! The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – Episode 3 “The Stray” first appeared on Legion.

Hey there, all you hosts and guests!  It’s time for Duncan and Bo to reunite for a trip to Westworld, HBO’s newest series offering.  We delve into this sci-fi mystery aided by Walken-bot, whore mistresses and speculation on Freddie Mercury’s choice of Westworld attire.  Also, our speculations on where this thing is headed and reviews of each episode!  Hop on the train to Sweetwater with us and find out if Duncan is the man he claims to be. The post Duncan and Bo Go to Westworld – Episode 1 “The Original” & Episode 2 “Chestnut” first appeared on Legion.

And now, the end is near…  Who are we kidding?  The end isn’t just near, it’s here!  The season two finale of Duncan and Bo Come Correct has arrived and it’s a doozy!  Shedding our usual, so-called “good” movies for a pair of delightfully terrible films, we are proud to present Duncan and Bo Come Incorrect.  Duncan gets tactical with the head-scratching editing and painfully wooden dialog of Samurai Cop.   Bo, who offered up Winterbeast the last time around, takes Duncan on a trip to the Blood Shack, where rodeos and single takes abound.  Enough lollygagging, let’s get incorrect! Closing song: God Was Drunk When He Made Me by Jim White Additional music by www.bensound.com. The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Of Samurai and Choopers… first appeared on Legion.

The final regular episode of season two has arrived, and it’s a doozy!  Our heroes’ eyes turn to love and romance…  you know, peeing on people and child murder!  In typical DBCC fashion, our sinister cinephiles look at the Lawrence Kasdan-directed The Accidental Tourist and the surreal lesbian D/s tale, The Duke of Burgundy.  Can William Hurt and Geena Davis stand tall against corsets and watersports?  Listen in to find out! Also, we talk recent viewing of that Martyrs remake and a new-ish horror-comedy called Ava’s Possessions! Next time out, Duncan and Bo Come Incorrect!!! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Ah, Romance! first appeared on Legion.

Welcome to episode 11 of season two!  As we wind down, it’s nice to dive into the world of comedic film.  Laughter, you know?  Having a good time.  And so, Duncan brings it with Four Lions,  a film about that most hilarious of subjects – terrorism.  Not to be outdone, Bo presents the suicide-tastic cult classic Harold & Maude.  Which of these feel-good stories generates the most laughs?  Is quantity more important than quality?  Also, why was there so much cannibalism in Ron Howard’s In the Heart of the Sea?  These questions and more are answered on this episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Tragic Comedy! first appeared on Legion.

  Can that survive the juggernaut of Nicolas Roeg’s Walkabout, featuring a very young Jenny Agutter of American Werewolf in London fame.  Bo goes back to his American roots for the classic Jeremiah Johnson starring Robert Redford.  Who will survive the survival episode? Also, more complaints about Eli Roth’s Knock Knock and some love for Ant-Man. The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct Will Survive! first appeared on Legion.

  Duncan and Bo turn their perceptive eyes toward two impressive detective films.  Duncan goes classic with Coppola’s The Conversation while Bo counters with the under-seen Zero Effect.  Can anything top Duncan’s classic from the 1970s?  Also, why is Duncan watching Adam Sandler movies?  And why does a ghost film turn into a time-travel move?  These questions and more answered on the latest Duncan and Bo Come Correct! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Master Sleuths! first appeared on Legion.

  This is the end… Welcome to the sixth and final installment of Duncan and Bo Come The X-Files!  It’s been a long, strange trip, but now we come to the season finale of both our recaps and The X-Files proper.  Spoilers will, of course, abound.  We discuss the episode itself, some of the head-scratching character beats and revisit the idea of whether The X-Files will come back after the events of this last episode, and whether it should…  Also, impressions of the B-52s, a cross-cultural agreement on potato-based food nomenclature and angry Duncan. We’d like to thank you again for joining us through this six-episode run of shenanigans! The post Duncan and Bo Come The X-Files – Episode 6: My Struggle II first appeared on Legion.

With only one episode left, your pals Duncan and Bo talk about the very political and surprisingly silly episode, Babylon.  Why did Chris Carter let Mr. Soapbox get top billing in this episode?  What do we think about Einstein and Miller?  What about the tragic death of Acting Director Grammar?  Also, a surprising amount of use of the word ‘badonkadonk.’  Join us for our penultimate episode as we rank every episode so far and discuss the hopes and concerns for the final episode.  Oh yeah, there’s also a drug trip… The post Duncan and Bo Come The X-Files – Episode 5: Babylon first appeared on Legion.

With only two episodes remaining in Season Ten of The X-Files, we come off the dizzying highs of Episode Three and land right in the trash heap.  This time around, series stalwart Glen Morgan writes and directs an episode that has something to do with street art and homeless predators.  Also, Scully’s mom is dying.  Lots to pick through this time around, but we still make time for the important things, like the semantic differences between the United States and United Kingdom as it relates to trash collection, the return of an old series favorite and the subtle symbolism of trash monsters.  Enough talking, get to listening! The post Duncan and Bo Come The X-Files: Episode 4 – Home Again first appeared on Legion.

  With two episodes of the 6-episode series down, we come to the strangest so far.  Your personal Scully & Mulder pick over the story of this episode and discuss The X-Files‘ ability to be so weird and wonderful, why shows don’t shift tone anymore, and we fall in love with Rhys Darby all over again.  Join us as we theorize about how best to bring back the show for a longer run and rank the current season’s episodes.  Guy Mann forever! The post Duncan and Bo Come The X Files – Mulder & Scully Meet the Were-Monster first appeared on Legion.

  This time around, Bo is a point behind as we turn our attention to documentaries.  Duncan attempts to extend his lead with the powerhouse documentary on the Buckley/Vidal debates, Best of Enemies.  Bo fires back with the dark horse doc, Call me Lucky, a profile of the life and times of comedian Barry Crimmins.  While the choice might seem obvious, these documentaries show us that nothing is just what it seems and that anything can happen.  As the title implies, these are two of the greatest films we’ve discussed and the decision for the winner this time around is tortuous for both our cinematic pugilists. The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – The Best Movies We’ve Ever Done first appeared on Legion.

  The long wait is over and the six episode run of brand new installments of The X Files are here!  But, how could you possibly be expected to navigate the conspiracies and new information placed before you without the aid of your dedicated duo, Duncan and Bo?  Well, let’s stop yaping and start X-Filing!  We cover the first two episodes and discuss what’s different and very much the same about this new incarnation of the influential series.  Come on in! The post Duncan and Bo Come X Files – Episodes 1 & 2 first appeared on Legion.

  Season two returns with episode seven, in which your faithful heroes debate two new films centered around the holidays.  Duncan comes strong with the buzz-worthy Tangerine, while Bo goes old school with the Jodie Foster-directed Home for the Holidays!  Can Bo’s pick overcome Duncan’s distaste for Holly Hunter (?!) or will an indie film about transsexuals in Los Angeles take the day?  This, plus the gorgeous fountain of Higgledy-Piggledy, Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension and Knock Knock are discussed. The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Holiday Spectacular! first appeared on Legion.

  Welcome to episode six of season two, an episode where your faithful hosts get criminal!  With Duncan in the lead by a single film, Bo has to get European with the ponderous and deceptively simple Stranger by the Lake.  Meanwhile, Duncan goes American with the recent 2015 thriller, The Gift.  Can this reversal of roles secure Duncan’s lead or will Bo tie things up?  These questions answered, plus Bo’s DJ name and lots and lots of penis. The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Criminal Behavior first appeared on Legion.

  It’s that time of the year… the leaves are turning, there’s a chill to the air, and Duncan and Bo have returned to battle on the fields of horror.  With the score tied once more, Duncan gets foreign (naturally) with the Belgian surrealist horror film Calvaire, while Bo goes all American with the tale of a discarded alligator that grows to enormous size in the sewers of Chicago called, naturally, Alligator.  Also, we discuss Unfriended and The Visit and pitch a million dollar idea for a Halloween-based eaterie.  Put up your dukes, it’s time to fight over who has come most correct! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Halloweenerie! first appeared on Legion.

  Join your debating duo Duncan and Bo for the fourth round in Season Two of Duncan and Bo Come Correct.  Bo leads 2-1, and this time out the fellas get all mysterious with a pair of modern films that redefine the nature of the classical mystery.  Will Bo secure another win with the Steven Soderbergh social commentary/murder mystery Side Effects from 2013, or will Duncan prove that newer is better with his pick, 2014’s Gone Girl from the estimable David Fincher?  Be warned of spoilers in this episode as we discuss the ins and outs of what makes a noir film and how these movies subvert those ideas.  Let’s get our magnifying glasses and deerstalker hats to puzzle out who has, in fact, come most correct!   The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – It’s a Mystery! first appeared on Legion.

  What a season, huh?  Up and down, a whirlwind of emotions, disappointments and high points.  We’re going to talk about it all here.  First, we examine the extended-length final episode of True Detective and discuss the resolution of the our characters’ stories, as well as the larger mystery at work.  Then, we talk about the season as a whole and address some of the common complaints, both reasonable and otherwise and we grade the season as a whole.  One thing remains clear – everyone hates Chad.  This is the last entry into our season two detective journal, so come with us one last time! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective Episode 8 – Omega Station first appeared on Legion.

  With the scored tied at one apiece, the pugilists of projections turn their sights to the topic of war.  Duncan digs deep for an excellent and complex film called Ulzana’s Raid, set in the American Old West where a veteran tracker played by Burt Lancaster squares off against savage Apaches, but who’s the real villain of this film?  Determined to take home season two with authority, Bo adds a touch of Kubrick with the Cold War satire, Dr. Strangelove; or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, featuring the remarkable Peter Sellers in three distinct roles.  The lines are drawn and the weapons are chosen.  FIGHT!!! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – This Means WAR! first appeared on Legion.

  With only one episode left, Duncan and Bo take stock of this info-filled episode, as well as a hint of our overall impressions for the season as a whole.  Paul does interesting things!  Ray and Ani are in the thick of it!  Frank is awesome!  Our proposals for True Detective Season Three!  All this and more in this penultimate episode of our True Detective series! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective Episode 7 – Black Maps and Motel Rooms first appeared on Legion.

  Only two episodes left!  This time around, we talk swanky parties, the range of emotions you see on Colin Farrell’s face, the typical Tuesday night for Bo, Duncan’s knife-based glee, Puddin’ Pop ignorance, more Twin Peaks-ish influences and the sinister nature of Chad.  What’s going on with that folder?  Is Paul actually doing something?  Where do we go from here?  This feels like the the turn into the final stretch, so let’s get those crackpot theories front-and-center, True Detectives! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective Episode 6 – Church in Ruins first appeared on Legion.

  After the disappointing fourth episode, Duncan and Bo steel themselves for the next outing.  Finding ourselves flung two months into the future, we discuss the ways that the lives of the main characters have changed, the state of the ongoing investigation, Paul’s home life, alcohol slang, Colin Ferrell acting the hell out of a scene, and the benefits of the emotional cliffhanger.  Is True Detective back to form, or is this yet another tease in a slough toward mediocrity?  All this and more on this episode! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective Episode 5 – “Other Lives” first appeared on Legion.

Ah, love.  To quote Matt Groening, love is like hurtling across the frozen tundra when, suddenly, the snowmobile flips over.  At night, the ice weasels come. We debate the respective merits of the 1981 comedy classic Modern Love and reflect on the true meaning of ‘uncomfortable.’  Duncan gets all European with the coming-of-age tale Blue Is the Warmest Color, which depicts the burgeoning romance and fallout of the relationship between two young French women.  Regardless, neither of these are going to end well. Can Duncan tie the season or will Bo extend his lead to a confident 2-0?  Find out in this episode! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct – Season Two Episode 2 – Love and Other Disasters first appeared on Legion.

  We explore the relative utility of the domestic elephant before launching into a discussion of “Down Will Come,” the fourth episode of season two of True Detective.  Duncan begins to doubt one theory while Bo proposes another, alien-free guess at the killer’s identity.  Is the show just treading water now?  Why doesn’t Paul do anything?  Did the episode earn that ending?  Cheech and The Man!  All this and more! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective – Episode Four! first appeared on Legion.

WARNING!!! This podcast is intended for those who have seen True Detective Season Two, episodes one, two and three.  If you do not wish the show to be spoiled, go no further!!! Just in time for the fourth episode, Duncan and Bo get down and dirty with episode three, “Maybe Tomorrow.”  After a surprising cliffhanger in episode two, the guys debate the relative impact of the resolution of least week’s episode, then get into the nuts and bolts of Frank’s new outlook, the actual detecting on True Detective and the inevitable outcome of bling-laden teeth.   The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective – Episode 3! first appeared on Legion.

  WARNING!!! This podcast is intended for those who have seen True Detective Season Two, episodes one and two.  If you do not wish the show to be spoiled, go no further!!! Now that we’ve ditched those losers, let’s talk True Detective!  What about that ending, huh?  What about all the weirdo stuff with kids and parents?  And what’s the deal with Paul and his mother?  We get into all of that, plus Duncan’s crow-head theory!  We’re deep in it now, kids, so hop in and let’s talk about that second episode! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective – Episode 2! first appeared on Legion.

  Cinematic opponents Duncan and Bo turn their attention to the groundbreaking HBO series, True Detective.  The first season was a landmark in episodic television and a legitimate phenomenon.  So how goes season two?  We break down the first episode, do a little comparing and contrasting, engage in bad accents and celebrate the use of brass knuckles.  Come on in! The post Duncan and Bo Come True Detective! first appeared on Legion.

  Season Two is here! Welcome back to the cinematic theater of conflict that is Duncan and Bo Come Correct!  For the kick-off of Season Two, we come together to discuss two examples of French cinema.  Duncan gets all black-and-white with Luc Besson’s Angel-a, in which a down-on-his-luck crook meets a beautiful woman with an appetite for life and a fantastic secret. Bo brings the rabbit-raisin’, water-needin’ drama of Jean de Florette to the table, and, of course, Gerard Depardieux plays a hunchback.  Can you even call people that anymore?  Hunchback-American? Also, some talk of Mad Max: Fury Road and A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. Who takes the early lead?  Who can begin season two with the better foreign film?  And why can’t Bo say “repeat?”  All this and more answered as Duncan and Bo Come Correct!!! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct: A Different Word for Everything! first appeared on Legion.

  It’s the Feast versus the ‘Beast in the final episode of season one, and the first round of Duncan and Bo Come Incorrect!  With victory in hand, Duncan shows up to the party with a 5000-year-old Blood Feast.  With the intention of proving that his pick is the worst-yet-wonderful movie, Duncan’s film boasts inept cops, ridiculous books, ’60s-era cheesecake, and the worst sacrifice in film history.  Bo has been touting his pick for several episodes, and brings the thunder with a film filled with stop-motion monsters and a plot that requires a degree in bad filmmaking to decipher.  Also, a weird old man and his toaster permits.  This one has to be heard to be believed! Final song: “Hazy Shade of Winter” by The Bangles. Special thanks to Jamie Jenkins for providing our non-robotic voice all season long.  See you in May everyone! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct: Episode 13 – Duncan and Bo Come Incorrect first appeared on Legion.

  After eleven hard-fought episodes, it all comes down to this.  With a loss, Bo must admit defeat to Duncan for season one.  With a win, a tie is still possible, which is technically a win for the United States, based on the same logic that America rules and Scotland drools. Duncan comes armed with a post-modernist tale of revenge in the Australian outback, a Guy Pearce-starring film entitled The Proposition.  Unimpressed with his film rival’s new-fangled movie, Bo fires back with the last movie starring American icon John Wayne called The Shootist.  With the sun setting behind them and hands poised above their pistols, two cinephiles prepare for a duel on the cinematic streets.  Lock up the ladies and little ones, folks, ’cause it’s time to DRAW! Closing song: “I Am an Excellent Steel Horse” by Rock Plaza Central.  Check them out.   The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct: Episode 12 – Showdown! first appeared on Legion.

  Welcome back to the gladiatorial cinematic experience that is Duncan and Bo Come Correct.  With Bo behind Duncan and the season rapidly drawing to a close, Bo is a clear underdog.  It’s only right that we address sports films.  Neither challenger is willing to admit defeat as Bo brings the heat with the baseball drama, Moneyball.  Duncan, riding high on his foreign film picks, goes back to the well for the Iranian feel-good film, Children of Heaven.  With only two episodes remaining, every pick is critical.  Who will emerge victorious from this battle of wills and film? The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct Episode 11: Play Ball! first appeared on Legion.

  In the auspicious return to cinematic battle, stalwart heroes Duncan and Bo look to the world of documentary filmmaking.  Duncan decides to go dark, unsurprising to anyone who knows anyone from Scotland, and Bo finds old people singing to be a worth opponent to Duncan’s selection.  Will the Dark Side win out in this discussion of real-world storytelling?  Listen to find out the surprising answer! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct Episode 10 – Let’s Get Real first appeared on Legion.

Just in time for Halloween, your hosts do battle on familiar ground as they present each other with a pair of previously-unseen fright flicks! Bo brings a cinematic adaptation of the graphic novel series Trailer Park of Terror, complete with undead demolition derbies, rockin’ zombies and a seductive snuff film director. Not to be outdone, Duncan offers up The Cottage, boasting famed monkey-person Andy Serkis and The League of Gentlemen‘s Reece Shearsmith.  Seriously, if you haven’t seen it, you should watch The League of Gentlemen.  Also, there’s a deformed killer.  And large British breasts. All this and more on this horror-themed Duncan and Bo Come Correct! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct Episode 9: Peel My Precious! first appeared on Legion.

After seven episodes, our heroes delve into the world of bad children and the parents who may or may not love them.  Duncan goes the deeply serious route with the intense drama We Need To Talk About Kevin.  Bo lightens things up (comparatively speaking) with the Bobcat Goldthwaite film World’s Greatest Dad, featuring the recently-departed Robin Williams.  It’s the battle of the bad kids in the latest episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct Episode 8: Nobody’s Child first appeared on Legion.

Having established victories in the previous two episodes, Bo swaggers into this episode with the Kenneth Lonergan-directed comedy-drama, You Can Count on Me.  Boasting incredible performances by Mark Ruffalo and Laura Linney, how can he lose? Duncan refuses to be denied, however, returning from two losses with the near-future fantasy Robot & Frank, with the full weight of a Frank Langella master-performance behind it. Can two comedy-dramas of such high quality finally tear the show apart?  Can Duncan get back into the competition with a helper robot?  Can Bo extend his win streak and establish a near-insurmountable lead for this season of DBCC?  These questions, and a contentious assertion about cinema’s best Dracula, await you in this thrill-packed episode of Duncan and Bo Come Correct! If you’d like to recommend a movie to us, drop us a line at DBCCpodcast@gmail.com!   The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct, Episode 7: The Pain of Dramedies first appeared on Legion.

After tying the previous week with the roundhouse pick of The Contender, Bo heads back into the ring with a movie that mixes the sweet science with a con.  With James Woods in his corner, how can he lose? On the other side of the ring, Duncan steps up with a taste of magical realism and a heady examination of the meaning of happiness and fulfillment. It’s mind vs. mayhem, brains vs. brawn and James Woods and Louis Gossett, Jr, vs. some Swedish people.  Let’s do this! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct, Episode 6: Brains Vs. Brawn! first appeared on Legion.

Here we are again, faithful listeners, with another round of the greatest battle humanity has yet known.  On the one side, Duncan MacLeish, hailing from Scotland, and avid viewer of cinema.  On the other, Bo Ransdell, American and defender of the freedom to eat a triple cheeseburger with a fork made from an Uzi. This time, they each choose a buddy cop film, but can the strain of competition allow these cinematic brawlers to be buddies at the end?  Also, there’s something about August Underground and heads exploding. The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct Episode 3: Buddies! first appeared on Legion.

We have been remiss in getting you, our dear droogs, a new episode.  I, Bo, take full responsibility for that in that it has taken more time to edit this episode.  BUT, this episode is about twice as long as usual, so don’t be so huffy.  In Episode Four, a TIEBREAKER episode, we discuss two very different films from two very different filmmakers, both of whom have produced some of the most interesting cinema in the past decade.  Ben Wheatley and Bobcat Goldthwait give us plenty to talk about with A Field in England and Willow Creek  Enjoy the drama of our discussion when Duncan and Bo decide who has come most correct in the first four episodes, and who will emerge victorious in our 2-2 tie. Also, if you want to suggest movies to us, let me know at Bo.Ransdell@gmail.com. Enjoy! The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct Episode 4: Auteur-o-Rama! first appeared on Legion.

The score is 3-2, Duncan.  Waylaying Bo with the excellent A Field in England, Duncan pulls ahead and has come most correct over four episodes.  Back against the wall, can Bo tie it up or will Scotland’s favorite son widen the gap?  This episode reveals all! We discuss two films that deal with power, whether criminal or political (what’s the difference really?).  Two films from the year 2000 face off in the cinematic circle, the film Thunderdome from which only one movie may be crowned king. Also, more monkey talk. Mentioned in the episode, we highly recommend these two podcasts: We Hate Movies and Killer POV The post Duncan and Bo Come Correct: Episode 5; Power! first appeared on Legion.