Matt and Doug reach around and try to find their way out of the swamp of podcasting madness as they take a deep dive in Doug's final season of war film from the 80s.

Will anyone survive.  Will their be banjos?  Listen to the podcast with the most deleted audio of all podcast they've been done to date.

Matt and Doug finally return to the podcast realm.  They talk about the differences between men and women losing their virginity, Doug's sweater, Matt's underwear, Matt not understanding birth control.  You know, the classics.

A little rough around the edges since it's been a hot minute, but I think it scratches that itch.

A not great film that has some great insight into the human condition and what it means to grow up.

It takes over a hundred movies, but we finally get to our first Spielberg film.   And it is one of his lesser known films.  That doesn't mean it is lesser quality.  A young Christian Bale yells at the production staff in a World War II coming of age film.

We're back post Covid and during Little League season.

The movie that made people love blockbusters.  Matt bitches about his vacation and other stuff.  

Matt is joined by a special guest this week to discuss a decidedly non 80s film.

A thin movie reviewed by two unthin guys.  Will it hold up?  Is it worth watching?  Listen and find out.

Anniversaries, aliens, birthdays, bad impressions, what more could you ask for?

A strangely Arnold light Arnold movie as he flexes his muscles to become the movie star that was his destiny as we look at...

Matt stinks...and not just in a podcast way.  The guys go deep on a film with little depth and try to talk about stuff that can't be talked about today.  Doug nurses a hangover and tries to power through.

Doug's season of war continues.  Matt actually knows something about WW2 that Doug doesn't.  We talk about frozen asses.  Really what more can you want from a podcast?

Somehow the Star Wars podcasts have gone from 1:30 to 3:30.  Take a deep dive into what is pretty much universally seen as the best of the Mouse House Star Wars films.  Ethics of War.  Getting Old.  And a bunch of other crap.