Jake has never seen Cronenberg's The Fly. Lucas has never seen Cronenberg's The Fly. Together, the finally watch, and talk about Cronenberg's the fly. Is Goldblum good? Is Geena Davis the real protagonist of the story? Is Stathis really a first name? Come find out.

It's just Jake, and he's covering Guy Ritchie's first film, which surprisingly is a British street level crime... thing. Check it out!

Jancy returns to the show to help Jake try and tackle maybe the most complex film that has ever been covered on the show. They don't get that far, but the conversation is real good anyway.

Jake is busy as fuck so he covered a short film, what do you want? Stupid voices? Those are at the end of the episode, so listen to the whole dumb thing.

In the first ever reverse episode, previous guest Christina comes back to help Jake gush about one of his favorite movies of all time, Chungking Express. Also, look forward to even more Wong Kar Wai in the future!

Jake is joined by Taylor and Djosh to try and take on the entire trilogy. They barely scratch the surface, but they have fun trying.

Jake needed a filler episode, so he did this indulgent revision of an old Youtube video. Enjoy?

Guys, the final installment of the Three Colors trilogy, Red! Is this the best of the trilogy? Does it tie everything together? Can it be described in a podcast episode summary? No to the last one, but come find the answers to the other questions.

It might not be a true classic, but it certainly counts as a cult classic. Jake is joined by the guys from the Anti Movie Movie Club to talk about Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward being totally not lovers and fighting off... worms? Come check it out!

Jake stretches the definition of classic with his buddy Espy as they cover this movie that seems like it should just be a standard police movie, but has a lot more going on underneath its skin. Also anything Denis Villeneuve makes counts, so there.