In a very special episode, we have just one member of the team joining us. All by his lonesome, Bo breaks down the new category added to the Oscars and tells us about the technical awards the audience should be looking out for. He also gives us a breakdown of what films to watch to stay up to date this award season! After a break where he can finally catch his breath, he gives us a breakdown of 2012's "The Hunger Games." Make sure you stick around until the end for more info on our film breakdown next week!

Oscar Nominations are here!!! As Christmas season arrives for movie nerds everywhere Bo and Jacob gather around the hearth to discuss and make themselves angry over the entirely debatable award show. Ahhh, a tradition unlike any other. They are also joined by a surprise guest from the Album Book Club Expanded Universe to talk about The Alchemist's recent short film he created the score for. The guest sticks around for our chat about the Ice Cube classic- "Friday"! Quotes and symbolism galore, it is a chat for the ages. 

The guys kick off the pod by reminiscing on the good times we have spent with the creative geniuses that make up the team on the "Jackass" films. It's a true walk down memory lane being able to chat about our pals Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O, and Chris Pontius. We cover some more trashy movie news having to do with "Moonfall" and the "Fast & Furious" franchise, then round out the first half of the pod by giving our recommendations of films new to streaming this month! After the break Bo and Jacob discuss the teen classic "Superbad." Sharing stories from high school, and their experience with the film, this pod gets nostalgic. It also just turns into to repeating quotes by the end. Tune in as we kick off Teen Movie Month!

Jacob and Bo kick off the episode by discussing the nearing arrival of classics like "Jackass 4" and "Moonfall", hitting theaters February 4th. They then discuss the new space station that will be launched soon that serves as both a movie studio and a sporting arena (this is 100% serious it's happening)!!! After the break, they return with their analysis of the newest entry in the legendary "Blade Runner" series. It's a sprawling discussion that breaks down what makes the cinematography so good, the fantastic character work, and what Denis Villeneuve is trying to tell us about what it means to be human. If you stick around long enough you might get a sneak peek into what we are doing next month!

Jacob and Bo begin the episode by breaking down a massive amount of new movie news. They discuss Marvel's Moon Knight, Avatar 2, and the massive Willem DaFoe craze! The second half (starting at the 53 minute mark) is breaking down our Nolan film of the week- "The Dark Knight." The iconic film from 2008 changed superhero movies forever and made a lasting legacy for itself in many different ways. A film worthy of a retrospective, it continues to be impactful even 14 years later.

In a slow month of January Bo and Jacob have to find things to get excited about until the movie schedule picks up. Luckily, Scream is coming out and Oscars talk is beginning to ramp up! The two come back from break to discuss Denis Villeneuve's 2013 film, Enemy. Tune in to hear Jacob's insights into the convoluted mystery, that he got to personally here at a live screening and Q&A with Villeneuve himself. The hosts discuss everything in the film from camera work, lens tint, and of course the spiders!

Jacob and Bo are back and refreshed from the holiday break, and boy are they ready to podcast! The two debate whether or not the Oscars will shake up the format and give their favorite movies that came out in December. They then round out the year of movies by giving their top 10 favorites from 2021, tune in to hear your favorites appreciated, or maybe learn about something new! Following the break we hear the two talk about Christopher Nolan's large-scale space epic Interstellar! Breaking down his shot construction and storytelling methods, they discuss what makes this Nolan's best film. 

In our most fun episode to date the dynamic duo breaks down their top 5 Christmas movies each, in a new segment that we will not see the last of. There will also be a winner crowned by our listeners so stay tuned to the Twitter feed! Following the break the guys discuss the 2002 film from Stephen Spielberg, Catch Me If You Can. They delve into the meaning of the story for Spielberg, the knockout performances from Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio, and how Christmas plays a role in the film. Without a doubt a can't miss episode here. 

Bo battles his way through a cold to churn out more content for our ever-growing audience. The duo start off by breaking down the highest earning films of the year and whether or not any of the movies being released this month with knock them off. They also discuss things they have seen recently, including Gasper Noé's divisive film Climax. Following the break the two have a few laughs and chat about the classic (maybe) Christmas movie- Die Hard. Strap yourself onto a firehose and get ready to swing in folks, yippee ki-yay motherf****r!

The guys are back from their week off and are really diving into the new release slate! House of Gucci premiered over the weekend to lots of praise and lots of hatred- tune in to see which host liked it more. Over the week there were also fist fights about Spider-Man, more Dune news somehow, and a new Paul Thomas Anderson film receiving limited screenings. Thankfully, we were able to sneak Jacob into an early showing of Licorice Pizza so he could give us his thoughts. Out of the break Bo and Jacob talk about the 2007 film There Will Be Blood, where it sits in PTA's filmography, and the legendary stature of Daniel Day Lewis's performance.