After regaling us with ski stories of years past, Kent and Michelle settle into details on the Alien prequel, a darker Snow White, Nathan Fillion's interest in Drake's Fortune, Hulk smash ABC TV, it's not easy being green-lit Hobbit, and reviews of The Wraith (Greaties of the '80s), Beauty and the Beast (Blu-ray), and How to Train Your Dragon.

This week, Clark spotlights another batch of new and recent releases, offering selections from 2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams, Tamara Drewe, Legacy, A Step Out of Line, The Brotherhood of the Bell, The Wicker Man, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, A Gathering of Eagles, and Human Target. In addition, the geriatric action-thriller Red is reviewed. Enjoy!

The countdown continues! Judges David Johnson and Dan Mancini tick off the 18th and 17th most hated Action Movies, as decided upon by Toyota Prius owners. The former is actually a legendary cinematic trilogy, while the latter features an '80s alpha male the likes of whom we've not seen since. BTW, this podcast is underwritten by a grant from the Old White Man Cabal.

Have you ever watched 13 films back-to-back? Our heroes just have. Slap happy and sleep deprived, Patrick and JB attempt to coherently piece together their thoughts on surviving 24 hours of horror movies at Chicago's legendary Music Box Theater and the sixth annual Music Box Massacre. They also share the first batch of entries in the F This Movie! Horror Movies Challenge.

Even with an inordinate amount of time spent hypothetically pitting pro sports team mascots against each other, Dave, Mac, Erich, and Mike still find time to indulge in GI Joe and Stephen King marathons, stuff that f-ed us up as kids, voodoo hijinks, riding the bell clanger, killer plants, Weekend at Bernies 2, and accepting responsibility for the curse of the Pittsburgh Penguins.

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Steve, Jon, and Blair are back with an epic-length barn burner of an episode. Some more discussion of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow leads to spirited debate on the true nature of the series. Some more talk of classic series reborn on modern consoles, and still plenty of time for Enslaved and Medal of Honor. And Steve calls out IGN for the second week in a row. Mixed into the pot are digressions on the state of the Japanese gaming industry, how awesome we think Vanquish will or won't be, and how goddamn loud the old X-Menarcade game was. Jon sermonizes on the current "retro gaming" revival spawned by games like Sonic 4 and , and whether or not we're being nickled and dimed to death by publishers due to our blind obedience to classic franchises. Make sure you put aside about 90 minutes for this monster! *Blast Processing theme song by Dan "String Vulture" Moore

Tell us what you thinkover in the Jury Room.

Recovering from their Canadian Thanksgiving feast, Kent and Michelle engage in a US geography lesson before settling into Halloween birthday plans; Couch Entertainment News -- Hulk becomes the new Hamlet, Batman heads to New Orleans, Harry Potter stuck in 2D, David O. Russell navigates Uncharted waters; and a review of ABC's No Ordinary Family.

This week, Clark pays tribute to cinema's equine heroes by spotlighting selections from Hidalgo, Dreamer, Flicka, Seabiscuit, The Black Stallion, The Black Stallion Returns, Black Beauty and Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. In addition, he reviews the new inspirational drama Secretariat. Enjoy!

Judges Dave Johnson and Dan Mancini, the world's foremost contrarian a-holes, embark upon a multi-episode mission counting down The 20 Most Hated Action Heroes, as decided upon by Toyota Prius owners. Why, you might ask? We scoff at the question and say, Why not?! That's just the kind of a-holery you'll find in great abundance on this show. But I digress... Part One of this series identifies the two films holding the number 19 and 20 slots. While I won't spoil the surprise, I will say one is family-oriented, and the other a real heart-wrencher. Enjoy!

Patrick and Doug do the worst thing ever. After mixing a pot of fake puke, they went to a local theater showing The Goonies, climbed up to the balcony, and subsequently puked all over the movie and its audience's joy. You may find their comments sacrilege, but that's why F This Movie! is here; giving rise to a voice not often heard, but materializing thoughts and opinions you know you've been feeling.

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