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The Running Man 2025, Does Edgar Wright Stick The Landing

Fans on Patrol dives into Edgar Wrights 2025 remake The Running Man, where Glen Powells Ben Richards signs up to be hunted on live television in a lethal game that could change his daughters life forever. SMOOVE stops by as special guest co host to help break down the kills, the satire, and whether Wright really sticks the landing.

Fans On Patrol Talks Frankenstein

Fans On Patrol talks Frankenstein 2025, digging into performances, visuals, and whether this take on the classic really works.

“Fans on Patrol: Who’s a Good Boy?” (2025 Movie Review)

This week, Mr. Button All The Way To The Top and Tiffobot are off the leash and chasing down 2025’s Good Boy, the new horror flick that asks one simple question,  what happens when man’s best friend stops playing nice?
We break down the movie’s twisted moments, call out the jump scares, and get into the real talk: Is it scary, silly, or secretly genius? You’ll get our favorite lines, wild theories, and the “Would You Survive?” segment that’s always a mess in the best way.
Tune in, laugh loud, and find out if this “Good Boy” really earns his treats.

Fans on Patrol: Spooky Ooky Booky: The First Omen (2024)

Spooky Ooky Booky October rolls on as Fans on Patrol heads to 1971 Rome for The First Omen (2024), the chilling prequel to one of horror’s most legendary franchises.
Join Mr. Button All The Way To The Top and Tiffobot as they dive into the film’s dark origin story: a twisted mix of faith, prophecy, and corruption inside the Church. We break down the scares, the symbolism, and whether this prequel truly earns its place in The Omen legacy. Expect eerie nuns, shocking moments, and that classic Fans on Patrol chemistry that turns fear into fun.

Return to the Grid? Tron: Ares Reviewed by Fans on Patrol

The grid is open again, and the Fans on Patrol crew is diving headfirst into the neon storm. Mr. Button all the way up to the top and Tiffobot plug back into the digital frontier to review Tron: Ares, the long-awaited sequel that drags the game into the real world. With new programs, wild visuals, and a dose of AI rebellion, the team breaks down what works, what glitches, and what had us shouting “End of line!” Expect sharp laughs, deep cuts, and plenty of light cycle energy as we decide whether Tron: Ares earns its reboot stripes or just crashes the system.

The Sequel Rings Loud: The Black Phone 2 Reviewed

The phone’s ringing again. Mr. Button, all the way up to the top, and Tiffobot pick up where it left off, diving deep into The Black Phone 2, the chilling follow-up to Scott Derrickson’s breakout horror hit. With new nightmares, old ghosts, and more eerie calls from the beyond, the crew breaks down what worked, what fell flat, and why this sequel might just ring louder than the original. Expect sharp takes, laughs, and that signature Fans on Patrol energy.

Spooky Ooky Booky: Nosferatu 2024

This week on Fans on Patrol, Mr. Button all the way up to the top and Tiffobot rise from the crypt for Nosferatu (2024) Robert Eggers’ chilling reimagining of the gothic legend. Expect eerie laughs, sharp takes, and a little bit of goofy as we break down one of 2024s most haunting films of the year.

Fans on Patrol vs. Longlegs (2024)

It’s spooky ooky booky Halloween time on Fans on Patrol 🎃We’re diving into Longlegs (2024) — a slow-burn thriller with cult vibes, vintage style, and a haunting Cage performance.Is it creepy genius or just confusing?🎧 Spoilers ahead. Listen now on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube.

Weapons (2025) Too Sharp or Dull as Dishwater?

This week on Fans on Patrol Mr. Button All the Way Up to the Top and Tiffobot bring the heat. First we dive into Weapons 2025 the ambitious horror mystery from the director of Barbarian It is strange moody and packed with ideas but is it actually good We break it all down Then we react to Disney's brand new trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu Grogu is back the helmet stays on and we have a lot to say about what is coming next in the galaxy Spoilers opinions and laughs all the way through

Fans on Patrol, Stephen King’s The Long Walk: Keep Moving

This week, Montago and Tiffobot take a hard look at The Long Walk, Stephen King’s slow death march where 50 boys start and only one walks away. Stop moving, and you're gone. No crowd. No finish line. Just feet, fear, and fallout.