Jer's selection is a Michael Keaton movie for the month of May: "Multiplicity!" Harold Ramis directed this under-appreciated comedy from the mid 90's, which feels very much of its time but still holds up in multiple ways.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 16, 2021

We bring this franchise to a close with part 3 of the third season of Twin Peaks.  We also reveal the franchise we'll be talking about next!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 2, 2021

We're breaking formula this week to catch up with old friends and discuss the FULL ON Lynch-ness of episode 8.

Originally published May 2021

The inaugural episode of "90 OVER 90" was the Coen Brothers' "No Country For Old Men" from 2007 starring Josh Brolin, Tommy Lee Jones and Javier Bardem.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED OCTOBER 19, 2021

It's 25 years later and we're back!  Sorta.  We kick off the 2017 Showtime revival "Twin Peaks: The Return" with our discussion on the first 6 episodes, which is just as dense and complicated as season 1.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED OCTOBER 5, 2021

The series has ended, but there is so much more story to tell.  We go back to how this all started with "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me," a movie that can (and did) easily piss off the fanbase who didn't know what to expect from a big screen transition.

Dan brings us this month's OVER 90 selection: The Coen Brothers' "The Big Lebowski" from 1998 starring Jeff Bridges and John Goodman. A movie that by all rights IS a comedy, yet somehow most of the humor still eludes Jer.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 22, 2021

We finish out the series proper and head into the Black Lodge where we will stay for a very long time.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 7, 2021

Mike warned Jer that the show gets weird and bad at this point.  Does he feel the same way?  We discuss episodes 8-15 of Twin Peaks Season 2.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AUGUST 25, 2021

Back in the town of Twin Peaks, only this time we're much more efficient with our review of what goes down!