"Mr. Show with Bob and David" was a great alternative sketch comedy show from the mid 90's.  The spin-off movie "Run Ronnie Run" from 2002, directed by Troy Miller, is not.  So Sam Carr joins us to talk about David Cross's version of Joe Dirt.

Jer and Dan missed the boat on the 1987 movie "The Monster Squad" directed by Fred Dekker, and thus they have no nostalgia for it.  Ian Simmons joins us to talk about the good and the bad of "The Avengers" of its time.

Jer and Dan go without a guest host to talk about the second installment of the still-taking-itself-seriously "Child's Play" franchise.  Apologies for the weird audio levels.

The McCaws join us to jump into a franchise at the absolute bottom of the barrel with no prior knowledge of what came before it.  Micah and Jordan discuss "Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday" and all of the confusing turns it takes!

A rare classic piece of cinema that's well-respected AND under 90 minutes?  Perfect way to kick off the next four weeks of Halloween episodes!

Jer and Dan go solo (or duo) today to talk about a beloved movie from their childhood.  "Coneheads" is perhaps...not the funniest, not the best...but the ultimate SNL movie?

Newcomer Brian Edwards joins us to talk about this erotic Prince and the Pauper directed by Denis Villeneuve.  We're talking about 2013's "Enemy" starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Melanie Laurent, and Sarah Gadon.

After the success of Wayne's World, the doors were clearly open for any character to be spun off into a movie.  And that's how we ended up with 1994's "It's Pat: The Movie" starring Julia Sweeney, David Foley and the late Charles Rocket.

Rick Schuler is back on the show to talk about another movie Jer forced everyone to watch when they were kids (but thankfully it was worth it.) "Throw Momma From the Train" directed by and starring Danny Devito, Billy Crystal and Anne Ramsey.

This week's guest host Amanda Perri was so familiar with our title that she didn't even need to watch the movie.  In fact...she's never actually seen it!  We talk about the 2001 indie drama "Tape" directed by Richard Linklater and starring Uma Thurman, Ethan Hawke and Robert Sean Leonard.