Matt and Doug get back under the three hour barrier.

They talk about Christmas and Matt opens a package.

There is a special guest at the top of the show.

Plus discussion about Blue Thunder

Friend of show Joey returns for his second straight Christmas episode.  Let's see if he can improve on his Gremlins performance.

Christmas carols, Christmas traditions, fave and most hated Christmas songs plus a look at what is considered a holiday classic.

We've sailed past ten days and just keep on cruising...

There's no way we can go three hours plus three times in a row, right?

Wrong.  Matt and Doug go face down into the crotch of the Zemeckis film Romancing the Stone.

Do we see Michael Douglas get cancer in real time?

Plus a question that isn't easy to answer and we find out what the Christmas movie is.

They're back!  The dynamic duo return in a sequel that may or may not live up to the high bar of the original.  

Matt and Doug dig into the weird plot based on later revelations about one of the stars amongst other things.

Decent podcast that once again crests the three hour mark.

Doug and his WW2 films.  What can you do?   Honestly a fun podcast where we talk about a ton of different shit

Plus Doug gets to pick the next film in a best of 5 scenario.

A Matt childhood fave.  Apologies to the commander in chief.  Bare tits.  Apocalypse discussion.  What else could you possibly ask for?

What if you had the ability to step into someone else's dream?

Short and sweet.  Talk about the ethics of power and is it okay to remove someone's clothes in a dream.

Swayze is back with a steel plate in his head.  Rob Lowe makes his first appearance on the podcast.  A man so attractive he is still super popular despite creating child porn shortly after this movie was made.

How was the movie?  Was the hockey realistic?  Apparently there is lots and lots of hockey talk in this podcast.  Also does Matt look like the man behind the Wall of Sound?

All this plus Matt and Doug apparently share a brain as they tackle Youngblood.

Listen up you fargin' corksuckers, we got a movie to talk about here.  

Matt and Doug kick off Season Six with Michael Keaton and the director of Fast Times doing a comedy take on the gangster genre.

I suggest you listen to it once...once

There are audio issues.  Matt did what he could, but it is Doug's fault.

Michael Meyers is back and so is T-Dawg.  We walk through a great movie (no matter what any of the hosts say) and trudge through some other issues.