Careful man, there's a beverage here, huh?

Does anybody here know how many times I've had to watch funny lady?

I'm gonna get that gun of mine, and I'm gonna change you from a rooster to a hand with one shot.

Hello everyone. How are you doing and welcome to another episode of Who Shatya?

In the booth with me, as always, film reviews editor at The Rap, Alonso Dural Day.

Alonso, what's good?

Well, you know, if I just watched on Hulu, this amazing documentary called When the Screaming Stops.

It's not a horror movie, it sounds like one, but I mean it kind of is, I guess.

Do you guys remember the late 80s British boy band Ross?

It's okay if you don't they did not make a ripple of the United States

but they were huge in the UK and Europe and like Japan and Australia two brothers and like a guy and they were like you know they they had a bunch of hits until they didn't and

this movie kind of catches up with these twins who have not, they're not particularly close right now.

One lives in LA, he's a character actor you probably seen in like Giltaro movies.

The other one has been performing in Vegas for years to people

who have no idea that he had this past in this band and they're getting back

together to do like this reunion show at O2 in London and of course drama drama

drama they need the therapist from that

Metallica documentary to come in they don't unfortunately but do these guys

get under each other's skins like nobody can like as Dave put it some twins finish

each other sentences these twins don't let each other finish a sentence

so even if you don't know the band, it's a really compelling film.

It's like an episode of VH1's bands reunited writ large,

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