Leon and Austin meet up to crack open Netflix’s newest Benny Affleck & MATT DAMON action thriller The Rip. The Po's break down the story, the tension, the performances, and whether this thing actually rips… or just ultimately scratches the surface. The dudes get into the pacing, the twists, the vibe Netflix was going for, and if the movie sticks the landing or ends up fumbling it completely.They talk what worked, what felt off, and which characters & moments had them leaning forward versus checking the clock. No holding back, just honest takes and chill chaos as always.Hit play, kick back, and vibe with the Po’s as they decide if The Rip is worth your time or just another forgettable streaming flick. As always, we save the spoiler talk till the end and give a warning when we dive into SPOILED IT! territory.

Season 3 kicks off with Leon linking up with Silas, Marty, and Austin to crack open the next chapter in the 28 Later rage-virus nightmare. The crew dives deep into the world-building, the evolution of the infected, the cult-like horror of the Bone Temple, and how this movie expands the universe in darker, weirder, more disturbingly gory ways than we were ready for.They talk tone, atmosphere, callbacks to 28 Days Later, the brutality, the moral choices, and whether this sequel feels like a natural continuation or a bold reinvention. Big moments get broken down, characters get dissected, and the boys debate if this one earns its place in the franchise or just survives on legacy fumes.

It’s chaos with the bros, it’s spoiler-packed at the end as always, and it’s the perfect way to light up Season 3.New season... Same Po's!Hit play and let the bro infection spread.

The retro-REWIND segment of SPOILED IT! makes its long-awaited return as Leon and The Don dive headfirst into Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair — Tarantino’s legendary revenge classic presented as one unstoppable, blood-soaked new experience.The 2 Po's break down how watching Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 as one 4.5hr film changes the pacing, whether this cut hits harder, discussing Uma Thurman’s performance as The Bride, the iconic soundtrack, and why Kill Bill remains one of Tarantino’s most stylish and rewatchable films.Full spoilers, retro vibes, and absolute cinema in 70mm. If you love Tarantino, revenge epics, and movies that feel like they were made to be obsessed over, this retro-REWIND is mandatory viewing beans.Smash like, subscribe for more SPOILED IT! & retro-REWIND, and comment what classic you want rewound next Po's!