In a dystopian future where society has outlawed violence, bad language, and even greasy food, one man stands ready to bring chaos back: Simon Phoenix (Wesley Snipes). After being cryogenically frozen in 1996, the psychotic criminal is thawed out in 2032, where the police force is too soft and civilized to stop him. Their only hope? Reviving John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone), the gruff cop nicknamed “The Demolition Man.” What follows is a clash of cultures and chaos as Stallone and Snipes go head-to-head in a world of self-driving cars, fast-food empires, and the mysterious three seashells. Blending satire, action, and campy humor, Demolition Man is as ridiculous as it is entertaining.

This week on Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast), we clock in for a breakdown of one of the funniest workplace comedies ever made — Office Space! From Peter’s corporate rebellion to Milton’s stapler revenge, we explore the film’s sharp satire of office culture and why it still resonates today.

We talk best scenes (yes, the printer beatdown), worst bosses (looking at you, Lumbergh), and why Mike Judge’s vision of office life feels both painfully accurate and hysterically exaggerated. And of course, we pair this episode with some booze-worthy brews that’ll make your Monday blues disappear faster than your paycheck.

So grab your coffee, ignore the TPS reports, and join the RB2 crew for a hilarious, nostalgic, and slightly rebellious ride through Office Space.

Reels, Booze & Bro’s (RB2Podcast) are buckled up for Speed, the fuel-injected action thriller that defined “no slowing down.” Jack Traven, Annie, a ticking bus, and explosions under highway signs — it’s all here. From Dennis Hopper’s villainous flair to Sandra Bullock stepping up when the bus brakes can’t, we dive into what makes this movie a timeless ride. We pair this high-speed tearjerker with booze-worthy brews that hit just right when your heart can’t handle another twist. So grab something cold, plug into your earbuds, and let’s ride shotgun through one of the greatest action flicks ever made.