Mac has layers but does not live in Worcester, Erich is still disturbed by his The Fly / The Fly II double feature, Dave is underwhelmed by this season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Plus: Reviews of '80s cult horror flick Bad Dreams, Twilight Zone: Season Five (Blu-ray), and Bangkok Knockout; Villain freakouts; Making your own changes to the Star Wars: Complete Saga (Blu-ray); and camping with a Saved by the Bell character.

Boldly going where many have gone before, Patrick and company attempt to out trek the Trekkers with their f-ing of JJ Abrams' Star Trek.

The Dixon Bros. -- Kent and Tim -- join forces to defeat kidney stones, dissect Star Wars on Blu-ray, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Hollywood franchising, the 10th anniversary of 9/11, and more. BTW, we apologize in advance for the quality of the audio.

Clark wraps up his four-part series on the music of the the Harry Potter franchise, by featuring Alexandre Desplat's work on The Deathly Hallows Parts I and II. On the review portion of the program, Clark offers his thoughts on the Fright Night remake and a selection of new DVD and Blu-ray releases. Enjoy!

This week, Dan, Dave, and Michael settle in for the first annual OWMC Film Festival, but only after a hearty discussion of the new Conan the Barbarian, the original Conan films, Bangkok Knockout, and the current state of the Asian action film genre.

Dave and Mac offer up a streamlined episode, focusing their attention on $200 movie tickets, Boston's Twilight convention, new Ben 10, going retro with Airwolf: The Movie, worst movie location to raise a child, and scenes that crack you up no matter how many times you see them.

Behold! As a wild ass in the desert, Patrick and Mark go forth to their work, F-ing the Hell out of David Lynch's sci-fi epic Dune. Let's just hope they don't attract the worm.

Michelle flies solo once again, as the summer comes crashing to an end, with health and job crises. But there's still time for reviews of Rio, Soul Surfer, the disappointing adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and some recent trailers.

Clark delivers part three of his four-part series exploring the music of the Harry Potter franchise. This week, Nicholas Hooper's surprisingly understated contributions to Order of the Phoenix and Half-Blood Prince are examined.

Dave, Dan, and Mac dissect the genre's potential, overwhelming presence, and underwhelming execution.