Blockbuster Nostalgia

We're back with our third John Hughes affair. This time we review an all time classic staring Matthew Broderick...or do we? Maybe we don't even exist and this whole podcast is just in your head, a creation of your mind in order to get through your suicidal depression.

Y'all know that the Vietnam War was a pretty big deal? We actually have to get a little serious for Tom Cruise's 2nd appearance on the list. We manage a few jokes though so listen already won't you?

Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah star in this super romantic movie about a sex slave showing up when you need it most. We're joined by Ema and a new guest to talk about panties, PG nipples, and New York testing people for monkey in you.

This episode we review Goldie Hawn's most successful movie. We don't really like it but we get drunk enough to some how talk about it for over an hour.

It's the orgy episode! Things get wild as we have 3 (THREE!) special guests to talk about Dolly Parton and Burt Reynolds in the biggest musical of the 80s.

James Bond returns in out longest (perhaps best) episode yet. Along with reviewing this fun movie we also teach you how Jesus invented the American dollar and we pitch Paul Blart 3: Thundercats.

After a week off to hang out with nerds, celebrities, and nerdy celebrities we return with the Dirty Harry film "Sudden Impact" staring and directed by noted curmudgeon Clint Eastwood. Sooooo many people get shot.

Michael J. Fox and the original Supergirl Helen Slater learn about love and business. Meanwhile we teach you about what to do in prison, the power of montages, and the importance of Saturday morning cartoons.

This episode we discuss the classic John Candy / John Hughes jam "Uncle Buck". We mainly talk about how much we like it until near the end when we get super sacrilegious talking about Jesus and prostitutes and whatnot. You know, the usual.

In which we talk about how awesome Burt Reynolds is, share our truck driver dreams, and pitch the best Rom-Com of all time - which may or may not, but definitely does, tie in to "The Fast and Furious".