The boys tap into their inner child monster with a pairing that will shake you to your core. First, they review Pixar's newest, "Monsters University". Then, for Does It Hold Up, they risk everything and watch Fred Savage's star turn in "Little Monsters". Holy shit, guys.

Comedy and horror, chocolate and peanut butter... The guys review the meta joke orgy that is "This Is The End", then check to see if 1984's "Ghostbusters" still holds up. Are you the Keymaster? We're Film or Movie.

You'll believe a podcast can fly, as the boys double down on the Son of Jor-El. First, they review the city-obliterating "Man of Steel". For Does It Hold Up, they re-visit 1978's "Superman", in which Christopher Reeve proceeds to fucking nail it. Kneel before Film or Movie!

The guys come of age this week as they review the indie flick "Kings of Summer". Their Does It Hold Up pairing is 1986's "Stand By Me", complete with Corey Feldman's melty ear. Boom-baba-boom-baba-boom!

The boys get in a New York state of mind, with Noah Baumbach's newest "Frances Ha". They then keep the black and white train rolling with Woody Allen's 1979 classic "Manhattan" for their Does It Hold Up pairing. It's the podcast that never sleeps, it's Film or Movie.

The boys break out their hair shirt and review the comedy black hole known as "The Hangover Part III". For Does It Hold Up, they don their wallet chains and revisit 1996's "Swingers". Also, to commemorate a half year of churning out podcasts, the guys each re-rate one motion picture from past episodes. It's you and me and Film or Movie makes three tonight!

Reunited, and it feels so good! The OG crew is finally back together, movin' and shakin' on "Star Trek: Into Darkness". And, in a pairing based solely around a petty argument, they jump in a flying DeLorean to see if "Back to the Future Part 2" holds up. All that, and a fateful coin toss that will ruin one FOM'ers week.

Special guest Dylan Kenin joins the dudes as they travel back to a simpler time when people played trumpets. Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" is reviewed, followed by a revisit of Little Leo's star turn in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape". Pete also goes on assignment for Artist's Loft, as he records FOM's first in-the-field discussion with friend of the podcast Troian Bellasario regarding "Upstream Color".

Special Guest P.T. Mcniff joins the guys to tango with the shockingly still-sober Robert Downey Jr. as they review "Iron Man 3" and revisit RDJ's Oscar-nominated turn in "Chaplin". All that, plus Ian's serious hosting voice and a Nerd Alert! Check it!

Special guest Anjali Prasertong breaks through the FOM glass ceiling and joins the guys as they give a SPOILER HEAVY review of "The Place Beyond the Pines". For Does It Hold Up, they check out Robert DeNiro's directorial debut "A Bronx Tale" and double down on father/son crime sagas. All that, plus an Artist's Loft with Pete Monro without Pete Monro.