Clusterflicks

In this episode, our heroes dig out their old Psychiatry text books and re-diagnose the comedy classic What About Bob? Rich's dad, Rick Inman, dropped by to add some hate speech about several nations, and to regale us with stories about Rich Inman masturbating as a teenager...none of which made it in to the actual episode...you are welcome. 

Today our heroes are forced to ponder all of life's most difficult questions like the nature of love, family, and whether or not Rich stole a $100 chip from the casino that Rick used to own. What or who surfaces these questions you might ask? Why, none other than a cross dressing Robin Williams! Trust me, you're gonna want to hear this one! 

Our heroes talk about this cop-movie classic starring Russell Crow, Kevin Spacey, Guy Pearce, and Kim Basinger. After struggling for far too long to do so ourselves, we finally call in Guy Pearce to wrap up the summary of movie events for us. 

Bonus Content: Rich has difficulty stringing a certain four words together to create a comprehensible sentence, probably because he's too busy battling the true enemy of all comedians...a potato. 

Let me just say this right up front...DO NOT WATCH COOL WORLD! If you would like to know why, listen as our heroes attempt to make sense of the insensible. Prepare yourselves for many audible sighs and maybe, just maybe...hear the exact moment when 3 fairly high functioning adult men get a crack in their sanity all at once. Buckle up, this is a special one, kids.

Back to our regularly scheduled programming after doing a few holiday favorites, our heroes take a trip to the beautiful Cascades (the bit that somehow is in Idaho) to watch Dante's Peak blow its top.  If you're wondering why this episode is nearly 2 hours long, it's because it takes awhile to navigate those narrow mountain roads...and because Rich spends about half an hour explaining why he thinks Megan Fox is unattractive. 

Our heroes hop a plane from New York to L.A. along with John Mclain, so we can watch him make just so many terrorist thieves totally DIE incredibly HARD!  Yippee Ki Yay!

Merry Christmas, you filthy animals! In this episode, our heroes have the absolute joy of watching this holiday classic! There is also some pretty bad rapping, and we make a live phone call to Matt's mom to find out just how early on the idea of Santa died in the Miller household.

Our heroes pick up swords that fell off the wall and lop off the head of this comedy horror classic from 1984. And if you think Rich won't find a way to compare Gizmo the Mogwai to Megan Fox...you are dead wrong.

Our heroes review this horror classic in the last of our series of increasingly mistimed October themed movies...released just in time for early December.  

Cut us some slack...we are still learning.