Jacob and Shreya talk about the ultimate rom-com. Oh, this is a Christmas movie, you're late. It's Valentine's Day, fuck you

Shreya and Jacob talk about the greatest movie ever made, Blow Out (1981) and also the pretty good Snake Eyes. On this episode we get RFK-pilled and Chappaquiddick-pilled. Enjoy!

Shreya and Jacob talk about a modern Bollywood classic

Shreya, Jacob, and returning guest Jane talk about Kevin Costner's magnum opus, and the greatest film of 1997, The Postman. The long road to rehabilitating this classic begins here - ride postman, ride!

Shreya, Jacob, and special guest Hard Mike tackle Netflix's 140 minute satirical comedy from Adam McKay and David Sirota. Did we like it? Nope!

Shreya and Jacob are once again joined by returning guest Jared (@StolenDans) to discuss Spider-Man: No Way Home, the box office record-shattering new release starring Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man, Spider-Man, and Spider-Man. Alfred Molina! Willem Dafoe! Jamie Foxx! Thomas Haden Church! And more - did we like it? You have to listen to find out

Shreya and Jacob take another week off-theme (sorry) with special guest Jane Altoids (@staticbluebat) to discuss the cinematic oeuvre of those four mop-topped Lads from Liverpool: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Richard "Ringo Starr" Starkey. That's right, the Beatles themselves. From A Hard Day's Night to Help! to Yellow Submarine and beyond. The Beatles.

Shreya, Jacob, and special guest Jared (@StolenDans) talk about Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy, starring Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco, Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, Topher Grace and many more, in this two hour podcast spectacular. Let us know if you think this is too long and/or sucks by emailing in to [email protected]. Thanks!

Jacob and Shreya talk about two episodes of Netflix's first original series - Chapter 1 (S1E1) and Chapter 66 (S6E1) - what do they learn? You have to listen to find out.

Shreya and Jacob are back on theme with an ep on 3 separate romantic comedies that ask the question: what if the First Daughter had a boyfriend? I wish I were dead.