This week we are going Back to School—and we’re doing a Triple Lindy straight into 1986 with Rodney at full Dangerfield. We break down Rodney’s one-liners, the Triple Lindy legend, campus chaos, that unforgettable oral exam, and a young Robert Downey Jr. just vibing through it all.

We talk Danny Elfman’s music, Sam Kinison stealing oxygen, box office wins and whether this comedy classic still earns tenure… or gets expelled.

It’s nostalgia, nonsense, trivia and grades you can’t bribe. You’ll laugh—you’ll learn—and you’ll get no respect. Your assignment, PUSH PLAY!

This week, the 3 Guys are heading to Grady, South Carolina to review the 1991 rom-com Doc Hollywood starring the endlessly charming Michael J. Fox.

When a fast-lane young doctor totals his Porsche in a tiny Southern town, he’s sentenced to community service… but what starts as a pit stop turns into a full-on life detour. Small town. Big personalities. Questionable medical ethics. And yes — a certain ambulance driver who might just change everything.

We break down the entire movie (spoilers included), debate Beverly Hills ambition vs. front-porch living, spotlight standout performances, and dig into behind-the-scenes trivia you probably didn’t know. Plus, we tackle the important cinematic question: is this basically Cars with a stethoscope?

With laughs, hot takes, ratings, and plenty of ‘90s nostalgia, we find out whether Doc Hollywood still has a healthy pulse — or if it needs to be left in the waiting room.

Love is in the air… and so is murder. 💘🔪

This week on 3 Guys and a Flick, we’re celebrating Valentine’s Day the only way we know how—by diving into the blood-soaked rom-com slasher Heart Eyes. Set in Seattle, this masked maniac isn’t just breaking hearts… he’s breaking couples.

Can sparks and screams actually coexist? We break down the chemistry between Allie and Jay, the over-the-top kills, the shocking twist and whether this genre mashup delivers true love or just cheap thrills.

It’s flirty. It’s freaky. It’s spoiler-filled. Grab your chocolates, hide your date and press play. 

This week, Don and Jon strap on the 3D glasses (yes, those glasses) and descend into the neon-lit, cartoonish chaos of Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare. Was this supposed to be the final nail in the Elm Street coffin… or just a studio-approved cash grab wearing Freddy’s glove?

We slice into the film’s troubled production, Rachel Talalay’s wild swing at the franchise and Robert Englund’s fully Looney Tunes style Freddy. We talk gimmicky 3D kills, did-we-need-them cameos, standout deaths and how this movie somehow laughed its way to box-office success while critics sharpened their knives.

Is Freddy’s Dead a misunderstood finale? A tonal nightmare? Or the moment the franchise tripped over its own punchline and face-planted into the dream world?

So pour yourself some coffee… because sleep is overrated.

Right hand of Doom, crooked destiny and enough practical monsters to make CGI cry. This week on 3 Guys and a Flick, we kick open the door to Hellboy (2004) with full snark, zero mercy and a big red attitude. We break down Ron Perlman’s iconic scowl, Selma Blair’s tragic glow, del Toro’s love letter to comic-book weirdness, gnarly creature effects, villian letdowns, deep-cut trivia and a spoiler-soaked brawl over fate vs. free will. Grab a cigar, pet some cats and listen responsibly—because destiny’s knocking, and it doesn’t care if you’re ready.

All hands on deck! This week on 3 Guys and a Flick, we’re diving headfirst into Greyhound, the white-knuckle WWII thriller starring Tom Hanks as Commander Krause.

We break down relentless pacing, booming sound design, and nail-biting U-boat cat-and-mouse as Krause leads a convoy of ships through a deadly North Atlantic wolfpack. Is the leadership portrayal rock-solid? Does the realism hold up? And would this intense ride hit harder on the big screen—or at home with the volume cranked?

Plus: trivia drops, ratings, and a spirited debate on character depth vs. pure cinematic tension. Strap in, sonar’s pinging—this one doesn’t let up.

This week the 3 Guys head straight into the storm with the movie Identity, a twisty 2003 thriller from James Mangold that still messes with your head.

We break down the stacked cast — John Cusack, Ray Liotta, and Amanda Peet — and dig into the creative choices that make this motel nightmare tick. From hidden clues and repeating motifs to fractured psyches, nothing escapes the Guys’ scrutiny.

We unpack the infamous twist, debate whether it still lands on repeat viewings, and cover soundtrack notes, behind-the-scenes trivia, character rankings, ratings, and a final verdict that may divide the table.

If you love psychological thrillers, big swings, and heated takes — this episode is absolutely you. 

Suit up and hit the gridiron with the 3 Guys as we call an audible on The Replacements. 🏈 This week, the crew breaks down the ultimate underdog football flick—diving into clutch performances from Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman, killer needle-drops, and trivia that moves the chains. We huddle up to talk strike-era inspiration, sports-movie clichés, rom-com play calls, and whether the X’s and O’s actually hold up on replay.

From the legendary bar-bonding drive to the final comeback march downfield, we celebrate the film’s heart while flagging the fumbles—pacing penalties, continuity calls, and all. Then it’s fourth-quarter banter, final ratings, and a victory formation you don’t want to miss.

If you love football movies, locker-room laughs and spirited debate, this episode is a must-listen. No scabs—just solid takes. Press play and join the huddle.

Before we slam the door on 2025, 3 Guys and a Flick hits rewind. Fifty episodes. Countless arguments. Big wins, painful misses, and moments so ridiculous they probably shouldn’t have made the final cut—but did anyway.

We’re breaking down the stats, rankings, surprises, and full behind-the-scenes chaos that defined our year at the mic. No polish. No mercy. Just a loud, honest, and hilarious look back at everything we watched.

Thank you for riding with us all year—keep sending in those movie picks. You keep listening, we’ll keep recording. 🎙️🍿

Plug in the lights, grab the eggnog, and brace yourself for a full Griswold-level meltdown.

To end our holiday movie run 3 Guys and a Flick decks the halls with a deep dive into National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. We break down the cast, iconic scenes, and behind-the-scenes trivia that turned Clark Griswold’s perfect family Christmas into one of the most quoted holiday movies of all time.

From the legendary light display to the unforgettable Cousin Eddie payoff, we debate Chevy Chase’s endlessly optimistic (and endlessly unhinged) Clark, share our favorite moments, and wrestle with the big question: does this movie still hold up as a holiday staple — or is it more of a seasonal endurance test?

Expect personal takes, final ratings, and plenty of laughs as we go full Griswold in our latest festive review.