Fuck sympathy! I don't need your fuckin' sympathy, man, I need my fucking 100th episode!! We've made it folks, episode 100. Join us as we dissect "The Dude", become nostalgic over the last 2 years, read feedback, have microphone problems and give you out Top 5 movies we've discovered because of the podcast. Thanks to everyone for the first 100 episodes, here is to 100 more!

Have you ever listened to a podcast while picking your toes in Poughkeepsie? This week we start our 'movies our dads like' festival with 1986's Hoosiers. To tie in with that, we decided to focus on William Friedkin's cat and mouse thriller, The French Connection. Also, don't miss our top 5 bad ass cops. In 2 weeks, we hit 100 people! Send in feedback of your favorite moments from the show!

We have microphones, and you don't. So YOU WILL LISTEN TO EVERY DAMN WORD WE HAVE TO SAY!!!! Ah yes, it may seem like a little bit of stretch to link these two up, but when you look at the title, doesn't it all make sense? This week we pair up the final installment of our Haneke festival with Adam Sandler's eponymous role in the 80's styled The Wedding Singer. Then, The Piano Teacher. We tie everything together with our top 5 movie occupations. Send in Feedback about your favorite episode for our 100th bash!

We might be through with the past, but this podcast ain't through with us. This week we dissect a modern classic of heartbreak and coincendence with P.T. Anderson's Magnolia. Our 4th installment of Michael Haneke festival continues with his 2005 film Caché. We round it all out with our Top 5 Haunted Pasts. Send us feedback!

Welcome to the fifth installment of the Cinema Doofus Festival! In this most triumphant podcast, we are joined by our esteemed colleague, Mr. Levi James Lebo, to try to be excellent to one another, and totally party on with the 1988 time travel comedy science fiction film Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure! Along with that, our top 5 Nostalgic Films, about thirty empty beer cans, a bag of Fritos and an awkward memorial about Corey Haim. Enjoy.

Heineken? Fuck that shit! Pabst Blue Ribbon! This week we drink some pabst with David Lynch and his suburban nightmare Blue Velvet. The Haneke festival fest continues with the newly in theatres The White Ribbon. Along with that we tie it all up in a bow with our top 5 vouyeristic films. Make sure to vote for our 100th episode! Thanks!

I don't wanna talk to some flunky pig trying to calm me man, I want to talk to some podcasters that know what their talking about. This week we take ourselves hostage and review Sidney Lumet's 1975 bank heist gone wrong classic Dog Day Afternoon. We continue our Haneke festival with both versions of his film Funny Games getting reviewed. To tie it all up we give our top 5 hostage movies. Make sure to vote for us as Best Local Podcast at www.slweekly.com, polls close March 15th, thanks!

Where do you want to take the shot? In the hand or in the foot? This week we go dark and review two spellbinding and underrated films, for the main feature we get brought into Brazil's hoodlum world with City Of God. To start our Micheal Haneke festival we review Benny's Video and give our Top 5 Lost Childhood movies to tie everything together. Remember to vote for us as best podcast at www.slweekly.com

This review is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful review I've ever heard in my life. We are joined by the geekiful Mark Middlemas as we talk about 1962's The Manchurian Candidate. After we get brainwashed we get invaded by 1978's Invansion Of The Body Snatchers. To time in with everything this week we give our Top 5 Timely Movies. Make sure to vote for us at www.slweekly.com for best local podcast and vote in our poll for our 100th episode.

We can't take you all to Mount Everest this week to show you how good this podcast is, but you can still listen as we dissect the Louis Malle 1981 film My Dinner With Andre. Along with that is our fourth installment of our Sci-Fi 70's festival, Soylent Green. Then to tie it all together, top 5 movies about food. Music this week by The Glass Booby and The Broken Spells. Send us feedback!