Anthony and Brad were looking for new age bad classics, and stumbled upon Jiu Jitsu and Velocipastor. Which of these movies is truly bad, and which is so bad it is good? There’s only one way to find out, and that’s by listening to this weeks Double Feature VS!

It is time for Double Feature to finally grow up and to do so compare Youth in Revolt to Hunt for the Wilderpeople. Which of these is a classic, and which is the most entertaining? Is it just one of them, both of them, or neither. Join Anthony and Brad as they tackle these movies and find out.

Anthony and Brad are stuck in a time loop. Comparing Groundhogs Day to the newer Palm Springs Anthony and Brad are stuck in a time loop. Which of these time loop movies stands out the most with Anthony and Brad being stuck in a time loop. There’s only one way to find out, join Anthony and Brad who are stuck in a time loop.

Join Anthony and Brad as they tackle two classic thrillers that didn’t get the love they deserve. It’s time to pit Tony Scott’s film The Fan up against Wayne Kramer’s film Running Scared (the one with Paul Walker). Which of these films is a better thriller, which one gives the most intense watch? Listen to find out, but either way these are two movies that need more love for the adventure they bring us on.

Every director has their debut, and this time Anthony and Brad are taking a look at the films that started the careers of the Coen Brothers with Blood Simple and Quentin Tarantino with Reservoir Dogs. Join us as we discuss what makes these movies such classics for both of these directorial debuts and the parts that gave them their directorial style that would follow in later films.