Joined by guest @nathanol we tackle Cage's very first on screen roll with Fast Times At Ridgemont High and returning champion from the first round Knowing.

In this FDF we have two special guests from two other podcasts, all gathered here to discuss the live performance of Staind's Outside (featuring Fred Durst) and the Korn song All in the Family (also featuring Durst).

In this episode, with guest George Heftler from Best Little Horror House in Philly, we discuss the 2005 film Lord of War and the 2016 Oliver Stone film Snowden, based on the story of Edward Snowden. There's a bit of a disagreement at the end. Tune in to find out which wins!

In this #freddurstfriday we discuss Durst's cameos in the movies Zoolander and Pauly Shore is Dead.

It's the first episode of round 2, where the good movies begin to crop up! In this episode we square off on the Coen brothers' 1987 film Raising Arizona and the 1993 Coppola family classic Deadfall, the reigning champion from episode 3.

In this #freddurstfriday matchup we discuss two different sets of commercials that Fred Durst was a part of: a cameo in a Carmax commercial and a stint directing 3 eHarmony commercials.

In the last episode of round one, we watch 2011's Season of the Witch and 2016's Army of One. These were... movies. Really we're just thankful to be going into the later rounds at this point.

Also check out Fred Durst Friday episode two, also out now.

In this excerpt from episode 18, put separately for time reasons, we go through our first matchup in the Fred Durst Friday bracket: Soulfly's Bleed (ft Fred Durst) and Rich Gang's Here We Are (Champions). Vibe with it.

Finally nearing the end of round one in the bracket, we watch 2000's Gone in 60 Seconds and 2014's Rage. An underrated car-action flick against some not understated, pure RAGE. Taylor joins us again for the second episode in his tenure and we go through the first matchup in the Fred Durst Friday bracket, which we released as a separate episode for your pleasurable listening leisure.

It's here! In the first episode recorded in several months, we are introduced to a new host, treated to a song by National Pleasure, and discuss the marvelous man known as Fred Durst, all while discussing the movies Windtalkers (2002) and Outcast (2014). Remember to tweet out #FredDurstFridays to show your support for the legend!