Here is a sneak peak at this month's "90 OVER 90" selection available right now exclusively on Patreon.

Jay Drumm returns to talk about what is apparently the THIRD movie featuring the Ator character in a series whose aesthetic Jer despises: "Iron Warrior" from 1987, directed by Al Bradley.

Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, we're discussing "Honey, I Blew Up the Kid," the unintended sequel to the original, much-better movie.  We talk with Kaitlin Eden about the movie, the brothers' experience seeing this movie for the first time, and how much cheesier this entire production is.

A style of comedy that seems to be fading away a bit, we're talking about "The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard" from 2009 directed by Neal Brennan and starring Jeremy Piven, Kathryn Hahn, David Koechner and Ving Rhames.  Does anyone even remember this movie?

We're joined by Patron Megan Easter for what we THOUGHT was a Don Bluth movie.  It is not a Don Bluth movie.  It is "FernGully: The Last Rainforest" from 1992.  Save the rainforest propaganda at its finest with a slightly subdued performance by Robin Williams!

The Ernest movies are a classic batch of films.  It's debatable which of them is the best.  Or if any of them are worthy of the term "best."  Rick Schuler joins us to talk about "Ernest Goes to Jail" from 1990 directed by famous director John Cherry and starring Jim Varney as the titular Ernest.

Here's a sneak peak at our episode of "90 OVER 90" for February, wherein we discuss the 2004 movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."

Phil Platakis joins us for a 2-hour episode on fucking "Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo" from 1999 (NOT 1998) starring Rob Schneider as one of the few American characters he's played.

Due to foolish oversight and human error, 99% of this week's episode is lost forever, so to make up for it, Jer flies solo to provide a commentary track for 1987's "The Chipmunk Adventure" directed by Janice Karman.

In a special bonus episode, Jer and guest host Cass Quinn decide to revisit their previous conversation with a different approach.