On this week's action-packed episode, Erich rises to the challenge of reviewing the new Planet of the Apes flick, Michael envisions a Blues Brothers Saturday morning cartoon, Dave discovers Seinfeld in HD, Dexter: Season Five's bonus features go AWOL, John Carpenter's movie monsters face off in celebrity deathmatch, and the boys plot out a rather boring prequel to Willow. BTW, a very special thank you to Tom from Chicago who sent Dave a copy of the original Willow book and cassette.

A man in a really nice camper wants to put Patrick and Erich on a podcast to F-the-heck out of Tom Hanks' directorial debut That Thing You Do! Hey, it's no Larry Crowne, but what is... right?

Clark continues his exploration of the music of the Harry Potter franchise, offering selections from John Williams' Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and Patrick Doyle's Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Additionally, the sci-fi thriller Rise of the Planet of the Apes is reviewed. Enjoy!

On this OWMC-approved episode, Dave and Dan travel back in time to denounce their own critical opinions for movies they once loved -- Independence Day, Modern Problems, Con Air, The Fly (1986), The Karate Kid III, Superman II, and more.

Kickin' it old school, Dave and Mac dodge toddler heckling and intrusive phone calls to discuss Cowboys and Aliens and Marvel Comics' The Ultimates; reviews of Cowboy Bebop: The Movie, Dylan Dog, and Clash; clunky spacesuits and dope roller skating.

In its new Thursday time slot, F This Movie joins Jon Favreau's big screen battle between Cowboys and Aliens. Saddle up with Patrick and JB, as they attempt to find some common ground with which to wage their Spielbergian war. It can't be too tough a fight, since they were nearly KO'd by The Smurfs.

Clark travels to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, beginning a four-part series featuring music from each of the Harry Potter films. This week, John Williams' music for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Enjoy!

Dave and Dan return from their self-imposed exile, dripping with testosterone and ready to sink their reviewing incisors into the summer's most macho period pieces -- Ironclad and Captain America.

Patrick and JB put their Talking Heads together, living in a shotgun shack, letting the day go by, reviewing Jonathan Demme's Stop Making Sense and other memorable concert films.

This week, Clark waves his American flag and spotlights film music with a distinctly patriotic flavor. You'll hear selections from Band of Brothers, The Patriot, Apollo 13, The Alamo, Patton, MacArthur, The Green Berets, and Captain America(which is also reviewed). Enjoy!