This week we're back to experimenting with our album syncs. Travis pitches the idea of Star Trek: Into Darkness with David Bowie's album Blackstar. This one sends us on a weird, but unexpectedly mellow journey.

This week we wanted to watch something more current. So we headed to the theater and watched Bo Burnham's directorial debut "8th Grade." Definitely go out to see it yourself, then listen in on our chat!

This week we continue the extended run of Movie Club episodes. This weeks theme is foreign language film. Travis selected the kung fu/biopic Ip Man (2008). Give it a watch and listen in on our reaction to it.

This week we continue a string of Movie Club episodes. The theme for this week's selection was "Directorial debut" and we settled on Charles Laughton's film The Night of the Hunter starring Robert Mitchum in a haunting role. Give this one a watch, and join our chat.

This time it's Jon's turn to pick the film. His recommendation is The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985). Somehow none of us had seen it before! Give it a watch and join in on our conversation.

This week we sit down with our buddy Jon and talk about one of the more light-hearted films to come out of the Dogme 95 movement: Italian for Beginners (2000). It's a delightful little indie Rom-Com but not without its dark Scandanavian touches. Highly recommended!

This week we do one more sync before testing out some new directions for the podcast. What better way to put a cap on this chapter than by consulting the infamous "creepy blog" whose shadow has loomed large over our podcast since day one. We take the blog's suggestion of pairing Disney's original animated Alice in Wonderland with Pink Floyd's The Wall.

We're 3 for 3 on the Disney animated syncs. Wow. Okay it might be cheating. This week we put on Some Nights by Fun as we roll the old 1991 animated version of Beauty & the Beast.

This week we're joined by the very funny Steve Grande. Steve is the first person we've had on who has also tried out a sync himself! For his pitch, he brings up the most brilliantly obvious sync we hadn't yet thought of: Toy Story with Aerosmith's Toy's in the Attic. You can catch Steve performing at Batsu Chicago on Fridays and Saturdays!

This week we're back with our pal John and the monthly movie club. This week's pick, brought to us by Travis is Ridley Scott's directorial debut: The Duelists (1977) starring Harvey Keitel and David Carradine. 

Synopsis: A small feud between two Napoleonic officers evolves into a decades-long series of duels.