First X-Rated film we've done on the show! And let me tell ya, it's truly X-Rated. The opening scene features a naked man getting beaten and covered in feces. Wow!

Also the first time that the movie of the week has an annoying ass title that I hate typing out! But is it Better Than Fight Club?! Who can say!

Giving me a platform to talk about the work of director Matt Johnson was perhaps a mistake. It made me too happy. The opportunity to talk about Nirvanna The Band The Show, Operation Avalanche, AND The Dirties at length?! Madness. Hopefully you listeners can tell how much I like this guy and his guerrilla style of filmmaking and I hope you consider watching his TV shows or films. Canada! Whodathunk. 

Also we discuss the Atlanta Child Murders HBO doc for all you true crime podcast fanatics.

This week on Better Than Fight Club, you will ask yourself: Have I ever actually watched a Jackie Chan movie? Me personally?! I don't think I had and that's embarrassing. We're talking 1985's Police Story. A film Jackie Chan wrote, directed, and starred in. The stunts in this are insane!

Also Ian & Cameron break quarantine to each, separately, go to a Drive-In. We're getting desperate for that cinema experience.

Episode 20! We did it, baby! I'll be accepting my podcast trophy now, plz thx. 

To honor this special #20, we're watching your favorite movie: Amelie! 

I don't know if it's your favorite movie actually, I don't know why I would lie like that. I'll try to be better next time.

I'm still not sure if this episode happened or not. It's very dreamlike and I'm not sure what's real and what's in my own mind. Odd but it's perfect for our David Lynch episode! The film of the week is Lost Highway! Is it better than Fight Club? Who knows but it sure is weird as heck. 

Also our longest episode to date! We talk about a whole buncha nonsense!

Like all millennials, don't you just wish it was 1994 again? Well, for the next hour, feel free to imagine yourself in the welcoming arms of a theater chair while viewing James Cameron's True Lies. Cameron pick! Ian... saw it when he was a kid and just remembered a lot of neck snapping. 

But the ultimate question: Is it better than Fight Club? It's a 90's battle this week!

One co-host is a straight laced veteran and the other is a man on the edge. The only podcaster in the city of Los Angeles that is legally classified as a Lethal Weapon. 

This is THE film of the 1980's. Check us out as we decide whether or not it's better than Fight Club!

This is the Woody Allen episode, folks. Not doing it again so I crammed all my thoughts into one wonderful episode. The films! The scandal! The jazz! But the ultimate question: Is the wood man's 1989 film Crimes And Misdemeanors better than Fight Club? Listen and find out!

Also we wear face masks! Safdie Bros. talk! Cameron got hit on at the liquor store! All this and much, much more!

Here's a film about going to art school and learning to hate the arts. Can you believe that two cynics who also went to art school have a lot to say about it?! Well, believe it, friends. It's Terry Zwigoff's Art School Confidential (2006). 

Is it better than Fight Club? Who knows. Mainly the episode is about us talking about film school. DePaul and UCLA, respectively. And Cameron rants about hating fraternities? What a chump.

Do you think that Ingmar Bergman's "The Virgin Spring" is better than Fight Club or do you HATE CINEMA?!

There is a correct answer.