It's the 3rd Battle of the Guilty Pleasures category and we are back in Eric's side of the bracket. Two films who couldn't be more opposites o head-to-head as Baz Luhmann's artsy musical Moulin Rouge meets the offbeat 2000s comedy, Dude, Where's My Car? Where will the votes land on this one?

It's time for the second battle of guilty pleasures and 2 of Greg's favorites are going head to head. He's not ashamed that he loves the Linda Blair cheesefest that is Roller Boogie, but can it beat the Lonely Island mockumentary Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping?

It's Season 2 and we are back!  We kick everything off with the first category of the season in Gulity Pleasures.  Eric and Greg each have their own side of the bracket and in this episode 2 of Eric's favs, the #5 seed Legally Blonde takes on the #4 movie The Devil Wears Prada.  How Guilty are these Pleasures?  Tune in and find out! 

Double episode!  It's out last episode of the season and it's the last battle of the first round, and these two films couldn't be any more different. The Disney film The Straight Story goes up against the surreal, nightmarish, Eraserhead. Will Greg and Eric prefer the bizarre this time, or will they give the win to the much more "normal" movie?  Right after that is the final four where a winner will be declared.

Don't Panic's founder and lead singer Ted Felicetti joins the show! It's another round of David Lynch film battles this time pitting two surrealist classics against each other. Mulholland Dr is considered a Lynch masterpiece up there with his TV series Twin Peaks. Is the movie version the best film in this matchup? Are the films more connected than we realize? Eric, Greg and Ted will discuss.

More David Lynch! To celebrate the acclaimed Director, Box Office Battles are pitting his best films against each other to determine which is the best. Round 1 continues with the classic gut-wrenching Elephant Man against Nicolas Cage doing his best Elvis impersonation in Wild at Heart.

Are you guys ready for some weirdness? Our latest Box Office Battle category will give you just that, as we put 8 of the late David Lynch's best films head-to-head. The first battle of round one will see Blue Velvet go up against Lost Highway. If you haven't seen these films, you will be sure to enjoy Greg and Eric's inability to explain them to you.

This is it! The FINAL battles to determine the Worst Bad movie ever! Or at least until we do this again. Eric and Greg will be joined by guest Matt Kosemund to help determine the winner. Also, we will be announcing the movies for the next series of battles.

It's the final battle of the first round of the best/worst BAD movies and we have what might be the king of the stinkers in #1 seed The Room, going up against the Kevin Coster money pit (Mad Max knock off) Waterworld. 

It's round 3 and we have two more certifiable stinkers to review! Manos The Hands of Fate has long been known as one of the worst movies ever made but is it as bad as the tone-deaf dwarf activist film known as Tiptoes? Eric and Greg will have to figure that out.