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.

A cutoff hand.  Matt loses an insurance agent.  Doug exercises control over the podcast.  All this and much much more as we look at The Hand.  The penultimate season 5 episode.

He can fly, but can he survive fugitives from the Phantom Zone.  Good fucking flick.

You have Rambo and Lando on a police task force.  The terrorists never had a chance.

Take a listen as we breakdown 1981's Stallone vehicle Nighthawks

That, plus a new voice, a special guest, and a (mostly) alcohol-free podcast.

A runaway train.  Greased up men.  Political correctness.  Identifying genitals.  Wearing hats.  Booze.  What more could you ask for?

Matt and Doug take a deep dive into the shallow pool that is Runaway Train.

Doug defends his Kevin Costner love.  We talk about what is success.  And at some point we actually discuss a movie.

Minor league baseball, major league podcast.  Would you wear frilly things to break out of a slump.  Why Doug is actually gay, and why it does't matter.  That and so much more as we talk Bull Durham.

Now with 99% less Walken impressions.  Shorter and (maybe) sweeter.

Swords and Sandals.  Drinks and poop talk.  What else could you ask for?  Well you get stupid robot birds, nudity in a PG movie, special effects that are really, really bad, and the lesson to pass on to your kids.

How many bad impressions can you stand?  Sarah...  The Dead Zone presented unique challenges that we may or may not have successfully navigated.