The guys wade through A Good Day to Die Hard which is... just wow. More importantly, for Does It Hold Up, the guys check out Amy Heckerling's Look Who's Talking, which you should go rent right fucking now. They also revist their controversial romantic comedy argument and play Who Wore It Better: Bald Badasses.

The FOM squad is reunited as Ian returns from his two week suspension to review Dave Grohl's "Sound City". For Does It Hold Up, the guys check out D.A. Pennebaker's classic Bob Dylan doc "Don't Look Back" and introduce the new segment: Cinema Soapbox! It's a music doc bloc!

The guys are joined by special guest Drew Howerton as they review the zom-rom-com Warm Bodies. For Does It Hold Up, they look back at George Romero's 1978 seminal zombie flick, Dawn of the Dead. Feelings are hurt.

Boo! The guys are joined by consulting horror expert Nathan Budde as they review Mama ("mama!"). They then revisit Candyman- which really pants-pissed some of them as kids- to find out if it holds up. Are you (wo)man enough to listen to a spoiler filled podcast about scary movies?!

The team shows a lot of moxie as they head back in time to review "Gangster Squad", then stay in 1950's Los Angeles for Does It Hold Up: "L.A. Confidential". All this, and the debut of Pete's new segment "Artist's Loft"!

Things get heavy as the crew reviews Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty". Then for Does It Hold Up, they revisit Ridley Scott's "Black Hawk Down". There's nothing like two movies based on actual military conflicts to get four soft men in their 30's to talk about war in a garage...

Swords! Sorcery! Tiny people! The guys hit up The Hobbit, and then follow up with Does It Hold Up: Willow. Hearts are broken as a surprise Tiny Award is given out. They also debut the new segment, Nerd Alert.

The FOM crew is back from a much needed holiday break from one another. Boy, did they need it. A general discussion of holiday movies gives way to their review of Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained”. DJANGOOOOO!

The team presses on, reviewing "Killing Them Softly". More importantly, they also play Who Wore It Better between Brad Pitt and himself, and introduce the Tiny Awards. All that AND, for Does It Hold Up, they revisit "Fight Club"... which is now 13 fucking years old. Guh.

The boys throw a David O. Russell party in the garage as they delve into the director's newest entry ("Silver Linings Playbook") and then his first ("Spanking the Monkey"). Minimal time is wasted. SPOILERS.