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Patrick Lewandowski is back to once again jump into the middle of a series we haven't actually started.  This week we discuss the live action/animation hybrid "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel" directed by Betty Thomas and starring the unrecognizable voice talent of Justin Long, Amy Poehler, Anna Faris, Christina Applegate and featuring the live action performances of Jason Lee, David Cross, and Zachary Levi (in a role that inspires Shazam! viewings)

Not many actors have their own film genre, but Jason Statham sure as shit does!  Katie Binkley is back to talk about Transporter 2, a movie that's as fun as it is ridiculous.  Directed by Louis Leterrier and also starring that shitbird Matthew Modine.

Social distancing provided Kevin Kirchman with the opportunity to watch a movie he's been putting off for quite some time.  Now he's back on the show to talk about the lower tier John Hughes romp "Career Opportunities" directed by Bryan Gordon and starring Frank Whaley (for some reason) and Jennifer Connelly.

This episode is NOT sponsored by Target, but man you'd think that it was!

In 1995, Chris Farley and David Spade made a modern comedy classic in "Tommy Boy".  In 1996, they made another movie.

Madalyn Mattsey joins us via Skype to talk about "Black Sheep" as we continue to social distance.  If only we could have distanced ourselves from this poor man's version of "Tommy Boy".  Penelope Spheeris directed this bomb when she wasn't too busy cutting off David Spade's comedy balls, and writer Fred Wolf was fired three times from the production (and one can't help but wonder if maybe a fourth was in order.)  "Black Sheep" also stars Tim Matheson, Christine Ebersole and Gary Busey.

Look, in 1969 Americans didn't have access to the internet or the collective knowledge of all of humanity at their fingertips, so they relied on self-help books like David Reuben's "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex *But Were Afraid to Ask" to guide them.  And like all great works of literature, a feature film adaptation was inevitable.  And who better to helm the translation from page to screen than the ever-confident casanova who oozes sexual charm and knowledge: Woody fucking Allen.

Kaitlin Eden is finally back on the show to talk about a movie we've been saving for two years!  It's finally time we discuss the cult classic "Zoolander" starring Ben Stiller, Owen WIlson and Will Ferrell, directed by Stiller himself.

We are joined by our newest guest host Casey Freund to talk about the prototypical 80's cop movie (and one of Casey's all time favorite genres) "Cobra" starring Sylvester Stallone and Brigitte Nielsen.

Katie is back to talk about a movie from one of her favorite genres: a good old fashion Western.  But does this movie hold up when compared to other modern Westerns?  "Slow West" is the story of a young Scotsman in search of his lady love.  Directed by John Maclean and starring Michael Fassbender, Ben Mendelsohn, and some kid named Kodi Smit-McPhee.

For some reason considered to be a cult classic, this week we sit down with Tom Zarnowski to talk about the 2001 bomb "Bubble Boy" directed by Blair Hayes and starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Marley Shelton, Swoosie Kurtz, Danny Trejo and Verne Troyer.

Well ain't this appropriate? It's our 101st episode, so naturally we had to talk about the 1961 Disney animated classic "One Hundred and One Dalmatians."  Featuring what may be the best villain of the classic Disney period and the first use of the xerox animation method they would implement for the next 20 years or so, the movie was made during the last stretch of Walt Disney's time.  Featuring the voice talents of Rod Taylor, Betty Lou Gerson, Ben Wright and Cate Bauer and directed by Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske, and Wolfgang Reitherman....you know, the big names!