Who knows what evil lurks at the heart of podcasting? comPOSERS knows! This week, Patreon follower Andy has requested 1994's The Shadow, starring Alec Baldwin in a silly nose and featuring an unnecessarily-good score by "King" Jerry Goldsmith!

This week, the fellas are in a whole new world as we venture to Disney's surprise-it's-kinda-racist depiction of ancient Arabia to hang out with the ghost of Robin Williams and pointedly avoid talking about his and everyone else's songs because this is a score podcast, damn it. It's 1992's Aladdin, with music by the incomparable Alan Menken!

Soundtrack Appreciation Month comes to a close with the soundtrack that (arguably) started it all. If you're going to Scarborough Fair, don't forget to pack your parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme, and for the love of God keep a weather eye out for Mrs. Robinson, because it's The Graduate, with music by Simon and Garfunkel, and a terrific accompanying score by Dave Grusin!

Despite the high risk to the elderly, Krueger did not die of COVID, so we're back with the second half of Soundtrack Appreciation Month...s. This week we travel back to 1994 — not that you'd know from the music — to rock out with Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi and Adam Sandler in the disastrous flop (that Krueger loves anyway) Airheads, with music by Carter Burwell, Primus, The Ramones, Motörhead and more!

Soundtrack Appreciation Month continues with a rare but treasured opportunity to discuss an Edgar Wright movie! This week, Aaron brings us 2017's "Baby Driver" starring Ansel Elgort, with music by Steven Price and many, many amazing others. This is one hell of a soundtrack movie, so buckle up!

Time to kick off your Sunday shoes as we kick off Soundtrack Appreciation Month with one of the great bangers of the 80s. It's Footloose, with music by Kenny Loggins and a whole lot more!

Welcome to the multiverse of madness! No, not that one. This week, the boys venture into 2022's Everything Everywhere All At Once and desperately try to make sense of the lunatic movie they all nevertheless enjoyed, while discussing the remarkable score by experimental electronica collective Son Lux.

Every once in a while, our little show gets to do something big. This is one such week, as Alex goes it alone to chat with Anže Rozman and Kara Talve of Bleeding Fingers Music about the music they have created for the AppleTV+ documentary series Prehistoric Planet, alongside BFM co-founder Hans Zimmer. We talk coming up as composers, making music with dinosaur bones, and collaborating with one of the biggest names in film music. It's a terrific conversation with two very talented people and we hope you enjoy it. Find Anže!

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Yee haw! This week the boys venture back to the Willenium to talk about a monumentally stupid movie that absolutely did not deserve the score it got. It's Wild Wild West, with music by the incomparable Elmer Bernstein, for some reason!

Go go gadget podcast! On this week's episode, the boys travel back to 1999 to discuss a bizarre and kind of unnecessary adaptation of the classic 80s cartoon. It's Inspector Gadget, featuring equally unnecessarily-good music by John Debney.