Degens Andy S and Brandon Bombay go to the movies with their giant bunny rabbit friend to watch 'Donnie Darko.' Bombay kicks things off by telling a story about throwing a slice of pizza in a random person's face, and how that ultimately led to him seeing this film. Then the guys chat about a movie that is divisive for the podcast (one of them loves it, the other loathes it). How Richard Kelly pulled off a feat at a young age of simultaneously catching lightning in a bottle for this coming-of-age sci-fi story that tackles schizophrenic behavior , while also creating one of the most horrific Director's Cuts of all-time — which has sadly become the de facto available cut. The movie features unexpectedly killer turns from Drew Barrymore, and a very game Patrick Swayze who both showed up in top form for this '80s period piece. A rare film of its kind that portrays yuppie families as humanistic and not just caricatures, and is laced with a great '80s soundtrack.

Degens Andy S and Brandon Bombay try to recapture their youth by heading back to college and discussing 'Old School.' Referencing one of the most hilarious scenes in the movie, Andy recalls one epic bender when friends were forced to subdue him by using a tranquilizer gun. Then the brothers from fraternity Degen Degen Degen talk about one of the most quoted movies of their college years. Remembered as the perfect comedy vehicle for the quick-talking Vince Vaughn, and Will Ferrell's undeniably classic turn as Frank the Tank, this movie fared well at the box office before becoming an absolute DVD juggernaut. Stuffed with quotables such as, "Once it hits your lips," and "I'm here for the gangbang," the movie actually has a brooding Todd Phillips tone that the director would capitalize with far later on in his career. 'Old School' brings man-child revelry while being unafraid to show bro-culture shortcomings.