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Deadspin put out a Hater's Guide to the Oscars, and Anthony and Josh are here to give you one of their own. Listen for categories and nominees that are a lot more deserving or least a lot more interesting than the ones we'll be hearing about this Sunday.

Anthony and Josh discuss The 5th Wave, the latest take on the post-apocalyptic YA genre as well as the state of Chloë Grace Moretz's career and the joy of truly bad, truly fun films like this one.

Harold, they're lesbians.

It's non-stop action in this episode as the guys and Rachel take on the thrilling roller coaster of adrenaline that is Carol, Todd Haynes' adaption of "The Price of Salt." 2 out of 3 of us recommend watching it - the breakdown will not surprise you.

The guys discuss Quentin Tarantino's latest film both standalone and within his filmography as a whole.

Spoilers start at 11:11 and continue until 32:22, when the guys have a discussion about Tarantino's films in general, which contains spoilers for the other films but not The Hateful Eight. Catch up on your to-watch list before you listen!

The guys discuss Alejandro González Iñárritu's latest project and Leo's latest quest for an Academy Award. This episode also include at least three pronunciations of Domhnall Gleeson's name, none of which are correct.

Spoilers begin at 18:34

Time travel back to 2015 and listen to the last episode the guys recorded over break - Adam McKay's now Oscar-nominated take on the financial crisis of the 2000s.

Josh and Anthony discuss their year in movies including some of the best (Mad Max: Fury Road), some of the worst (The Gunman), and some of the best of the worst (Jupiter Ascending). Come for the Bridge of Spies hate, stay for Josh's defense of Magic Mike XXL.

No spoilers for anything unless you're one of those people who refuses to watch movie trailers.

The guys discuss the latest addition to the Star Wars universe to great success considering Josh hadn't seen the movies since Episode III came out and Anthony's first time watching any of the movies was last week. Topics covered: comparison to the old films, fan theories, and Adam Driver's Pantene commercial-worthy hair.

SPOILERS START AT 14:08

The guys are joined by Rachel as they discuss "Room," starring Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay. Everyone really liked this movie so we don't have any jokes to make in this description.

Spoilers throughout!

This episode was recorded a few weeks ago when Anthony and Josh got the chance to see an advance screening of Creed. The guys discuss what worked and didn't work for them over the course of the movie, what exactly constitutes a reboot and whether or not Michael B. Jordan merits a spot on Josh's Actors I'd Watch Reading the Phonebook list (he does).

Spoilers throughout.