Leo, Leo, Leo. So much more than a cinematic sweetheart — a universal icon. This week is one of DiCaprio's lesser known films, Catch Me If You Can. Listen in as the boys discuss the true and fascinating story it's based on and dissect the characters and the actors behind them.

Ah, cinematic sweethearts, the list that keeps on growing. This week is a comedy that's sure to go down as one of the best - it also happens to star one of Joe's favorite actresses, Rachel McAdams - and that film is none other than Game Night.

In this episode, the boys review the hit classic of the 80s, Scarface. They discuss Tony's power and what it means for him, Tony's relationships, and why there's a hispanic terminator at the end of the film. This is a big one, so watching the film prior to this episode is highly encouraged.

This week is the 1994 crime drama that rocketed Tarantino among the all time great writer/directors — Pulp Fiction. The boys did their research for this one, as they discuss the film act for act and find hidden themes along the way.

In the first episode, the guys review the 2014 surprise hit, Guardians of the Galaxy. They dive into the characters and their family dynamic, how the story fits into the MCU, and why the film may not be as enjoyable as it was the first time around.