A new theme begins with Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, in which the guys cover various Oz films based on the works of L.Frank Baum! We talk use of color, edgy takes on the material, and other fun conversation topics!

Across The Reiner-verse concludes with a second visit from special guest Glaive Steele and a conversation on 1990's MISERY! Topics include changes from the source material, the films' sense of humor, and the incomparable Kathy Bates. A final send off to legendary director Rob Reiner!

Across The Reiner-Verse continues with The Princess Bride, possibly Reiner's crowning achievement, and a nearly perfect film. The guys talk Inigo Montoya, love stories, and fencing as they attempt to do justice to this incredible romantic fantasy.

Across The Reiner-Verse continues with Stand By Me, possibly the greatest "coming-of-age" films ever made, and an excellent adaptation of Stephen King's novella The Body. The guys are joined by special guest Glaive Steele, who does a wonderful job relaying their own experiences and viewpoints to the meaningful story.

Across The Reiner-verse (and 2026) begins with 1984's This Is Spinal Tap, one of the most influential and brilliant comedies in history. We talk the magnificent improv, jokes that last forever, and celebrate the beginning of the career of the great Rob Reiner.

We close 2025 with our annual Flanamania (and whatcha gonna do?!) episode with special guests Maggie S (of Insane Troll Logic), Emily Fabrizio, and filmmaker Jamie Alvey, discussing Doctor Sleep! We talk trauma, sequels and attractive villains, and Jamie tells us a bit about her upcoming short film The Second Circle! Happy New Year from us at At The Devils Ball!

Ho Ho Ho Merry Axe-Mas! Our final holiday film is Better Watch Out, which we try to apply our positive and constructive methods to (spoiler: it doesn't go well), and we also talk unconventional Christmas films, the finale of Welcome to Derry and other festive topics. Have a frank and productive holiday, Children.

Merry Axe-Mas continues with the musical comedy zombie movie ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE. With special guest filmmaker and frequent guest Mi Chelle Nessk, we talk mood dissonance, zombies and christmas.

Merry Axe-Mas continues with the remake of Black Christmas! Joined by special guest Sarah Sinn, the guys talk the films top-flight cast, adaptational choices, and generally enjoy this nasty little serving of X-Mas Pudding.

Merry Axe-Mas begins with a film that is just barely qualifying to be seasonally appropriate (your mileage may vary): Cobra, Sylvester Stallone's creepily right-wing ode to police brutality. Beyond that icky stuff is a movie so generally weird that it falls in the guys wheelhouse. So come misinterpret some criminal justice programs with us! Happy Holidays!