This week we delve into the Pegg/Wright classic, Shaun of the Dead. We attack the true questions of the film including how big of a role did the Romero zombie play, their use of foreshadowing throughout the movie, and, most importantly, if dog's can look up.

We close out our Christmas movie extravaganza with Brian's pick, Christmas Vacation. We investigate some of the secrets to the film and discuss the oddity that is Randy Quiad.

It wouldn't be the holiday season if we didn't discuss Stephen King, semen, Juggalos, and cocaine. And, in Denis Leary's The Ref there is also burglary, hostages, and talk of divorce, just in time for Christmas.

Beers were shotgunned, the 80's discussed, and Chad offered to sell his children for a sandwich. These are just some of the things examined as Karina picked this week's movie - the Rob Reiner classic, The Sure Thing.

Chad and Brian take on Karina's movie challenge to figure out the movie to review in two weeks. Is Die Hard the greatest action movie ever? That is greatly discussed, as well as Alan Rickman's Hans Gruber and Harry Ellis being the true hero of the film.

Sweaty, shirtless men playing volleyball while Kenny Loggins jams out, "Playing with the Boys." You know the movie. We discuss Top Gun and its secrets, idiosyncrasies, and obvious homo-eroticism.

This week we discuss the Zucker/Abrahams classic Airplane!, one of the greatest comedies of all time. We discuss some of our favorite lines, characters, Brian's comedic pallet, and the similarities to the 1957 film, Zero Hour. Surely, you can't miss it...

Tony talks to Danny and to us about the Kubrick classic, The Shining. We talk about Kubrick's tear inducing necessity for excellence in his actors, Nicholson's S'mother, and those twin little girls that gave us nightmares for years.

They're here. Those are words synonymous with the halloween season as we delve into this Spielberg classic. We dissect the film, discuss the lore behind the "Poltergeist" curse, and discuss the fact that Craig T. Nelson's character does not like Pizza Hutt.

Karina joins us to look at, what we consider to be one of the most brilliant serial killers of all time, Michael Myers in Halloween. We also explore the Victorian prank of soaping windows, Chad's dream of being a fluffer, the concept of a new post-coital hair style, and what a group of clowns together should forever be known as moving forward.