Is it a space epic?  Is it swords and sandals?  It it any good?  Matt and Doug talk about the crapfest that is Krull?  Plus is Milf an offensive term and will the secret sound streak continue?  You'll have to listen to find out.

This is the least edited podcast to date.  Listen to the ums, ahhs, ands, buts, etc. in all their glory.  

What happened to Eddie Wilson?  What happened to Matt and Doug?  What happened to laughter?  Does anyone remember laughter?

Doug tells some lies and says he no longer trusts anything Matt says.  Matt honestly can't remember anything.

Season 2 kicks off with a MEGA podcast discussing Oliver Stone classic Platoon.  Doug talks a lot, and I think Matt says a thing or two as well.  A VERY deep dive into a very deep movie.

Matt and Doug don't allow the lack of running water, electricity or knowledge about movies stop them from babbling for 50 minutes into a portable microphone.  Hey, at least this one is short.

Neither Doug nor Matt will be ignored.  Lock up your rabbits and get busy in an elevator as they tackle the movie that teaches you not to stick your dick in crazy.  What is the price that makes cheating acceptable and a request for questions for next week's special episode along with break-up stories.

Matt and Doug talk about awful 80s film Up the Creek.  Also listener feedback from around the globe, revisiting a high-school scandal and why Matt was a terrible date in high-school.

Doug abandons Matt and goes out on his own.

Does pain hurt?  Is lighting a heater first thing in the morning good for you?  Do doctor's wear underwear?  Find out the answers to these and many more questions in this week's episode as Patrick Swayze bounces us out of the Double Deuce.

Matt and Doug must break you with a breakdown of the cold war boxing classic Rocky IV.  Robots, dogs with tennis balls, James Brown, and steroid abuse as the unbreakable goes up against  an inhuman killing machine.

Matt and Doug talk about Tom Cruise's star making turn as a pimp in Illinois.  

Sorry about the audio problems.