With the main show being over, we decided this year to unlock all of our Patreon episodes to the public! All previously released Patreon content will make its way into the main feed over the next several months, including new and old episodes of our monthly 90 OVER 90 show.

But first, we present you with the premiere episode of a side show we used to do called "Franchise First-Timers" wherein Jeremy and 90 Under 90 guest host Mike Klappauf would go through a movie franchise that one or both of them were not yet familiar with. The show kicked off by introducing Mike to the Star Wars series, which he had pretty much avoided altogether up until that point.

Re-discover the movies with FRANCHISE FIRST-TIMERS episode 1 on "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope."

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED MAY 4, 2021

Our final Christmas bonus brings us the 2018 Illumination movie "The Grinch" starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of the titular mean one. We wanted to like it more, but instead we pitch a much better version of a Grinch reboot.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Thanks for listening!

In the FINAL episode, Jer and Dan do their civic duty by finishing the final piece of the Pauly Shore filmography that this show can cover: 1995's "Jury Duty" directed by John Fortenberry.

In the penultimate episode, we celebrate the 35th anniversary of "The Land Before Time" a week early so that we can get a last dose of Don Bluth!

It's the Halloweeniest Halloween movie this side of a "Halloween" movie! We discuss the 2007 Michael Dougherty movie "Trick 'r Treat" and whether it has any right to be labeled as a comedy horror.

Neal Fischer joins us one last time to discuss a movie that SHOULD be hilarious but instead has the balls to take itself DEAD serious. Together we all fix "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey" from director Rhys Frake-Waterfield.

Kevin Smith took a major left turn with 2010's "Red State" and I'm not sure any of us appreciated the movie on its first release. Does that still hold up? Ken Palmer joins us to talk about this semi-horror film starring Michael Parks and John Goodman.

We finally made it to the seminal Sam Raimi film in the most backwards ass way possible. CONCLUDING our episodes on the series, we've reached 1987's "Evil Dead II" starring Bruce Campbell. It's an undeniable cult classic, but does that mean anything ultimately? Listen to find out!

Another movie from their youth for which they have a soft spot, Jer and Dan discuss 1996's "Carpool" directed by Arthur Hiller, and the inspired casting choices of Tom Arnold and David Paymer as our main duo, supported by equally inspired choices Rhea Perlman and Kim Coates.

Ian Simmons joins us for the 2010 documentary "Exit Through the Gift Shop" directed by Banksy. It may be real. It may be a work of art itself. Or is Mr. Brainwash the true work of Banksy art?

You can find Ian Simmons at www.kickseat.com, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts!