90 Under 90

90 Under 90 Presents: "Keanu's Meeting"

Poor Keanu would hate to be late for his important meeting!

90 Under 90 Presents: "Brad Pitt Orders Chinese Food"

Poor Brad has trouble while placing order for the family!

Since no one asked, Dan tells us what he thinks makes the perfect Adam Sandler movie, and the brothers discuss a bygone era.

Kaitlin finally returns to talk about another Christopher Guest movie, but this one strays ever so slightly from his run up to this point.  "For Your Consideration" is not a faux-documentary per se, but it plays much like one, with a few cinematic exceptions.  Catherine O'Hara truly stars in this Hollywood satire supported by the Guest staples we all love: Eugene Levy, Fred Willard, Jane Lynch, Harry Shearer, Jennifer Coolidge, Michael McKean, John Michael Higgins...we could go on on and on with this one!

Some have referred to this week's title as a prequel to "Joker" or "Joker" being a sequel to this week's title.  We definitely notice a few similarities, and we discuss those and more with Mike Klappauf for one of his favorite movies "You Were Never Really Here" starring Joaquin Phoenix.

We made it!  We've reached the end of our miniseries and the end of the Scary Movie franchise.  Ian Simmons joins us to talk about this franchise-killing final entry starring a very miscast Ashley Tisdale alongside Simon Rex (as a new character), Molly Shannon (as a new character), Charlie Sheen (as...himself?), and...ah, who really cares? This movie is hot garbage.

At four entries in, we've finally reached the divisive movie in the franchise.  One of us likes this one more, one likes it less, and Neal Fischer likes what they're making fun of!  We're continuing David Zucker's era in the "Scary Movie" franchise with "Scary Movie 4", a take on "The Grudge" and..."War of the Worlds" for some reason?  The Zucker core cast returns joined by Craig Bierko serving as the male lead, because screw Charlie Sheen anyway!

The Wayans may have peaced out, but we're plugging along!  Madalyn Mattsey joins us to talk about the franchise pivoting "Scary Movie 3" directed by David Zucker, who proudly patted Keenen Ivory Wayans on the back and said "I got this, buddy."  Anna Faris and Regina Hall stick around, but they are joined by franchise newcomers Charlie Sheen, Simon Rex, Anthony Anderson, Kevin Hart, and Lesle Nielsen, along with a slew of other cameos.

Rick Schuler returns to the show to discuss another movie that he completely forgot had some kind of connection to our youth.  Us boners are ready to talk about the Wayans' sequel which lacks a bit of coherence but makes up for with just the right amount of Chris Elliot.  It doesn't matter who died or who was a murderer in the first movie, because the gang is back, led by Anna Faris and co-starring newbie Christopher Masterson with the support of Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Regina Hall, Tim Curry, and David Cross.