Andrew and Dave decide to stick around London in this episode of Films(trips) as the duo take a look at the legendary gangster film THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY, starring Bob Hoskins and Helen Mirren!

What do the podcasting duo make of director John Mackenzie's 1980 film? How complicated was the lead up to the film's release at the time? Who does Dave think is the most important Beatle? Is HEART CONDITION (1990) a real film? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: HBO and David Mamet! What could possibly go wrong?

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With the evil plan to brainwash kids using a band from Riverdale foiled, Andrew and Dave head over to England with James Hrivnak to see if they can get into MI6!

Hint: They can't.

Instead, the trio spend two hours (!) talking about Martin Campbell's GOLDENEYE, the 1995 relaunch of the James Bond film series after an extended six year absence from cinema screens. Does the film hold up after twenty-five years? Can the trio avoid tangents about a certain N64 game? How fantastic is that opening theme? Will John Landis come up again? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: Welcome to London!

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Andrew and Dave are back! And this time, they've left horror behind for...teen comedies?!

Yes, this time out the podcasting duo are taking a look at the 2001 comedy JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS, a box office bomb which has become a cult classic! What do the duo think of the critically lambasted film? What was in the air as far as teen culture was concerned in the late '90s/early 2000s? Just how bizarre does JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS get? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: Brosnan and Bean; Turner and Bono.

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Films(trips) is back! And in this episode, Andrew and Dave are once again joined by Dr. Dru Jeffries, author of COMIC BOOK FILM STYLE and editor of #WWE: PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING IN THE DIGITAL AGE!

So what film could bring this trio together? Why none other than Don Coscarelli's 1988 cult classic PHANTASM II! Join this group as they make sense of their complicated reactions to the film, suggest a potential political reading of the film, admire how one explosion doubles as two, and find time to go down the rabbit hole of vegan cupcakes!

Next Episode: We all need a little more Archie in our media diets.

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Andrew and Dave are back! And this time, they're looking at a film from the '80s which is set in the '70s, but which takes much of its musical and visual cues from the '50s!

Yes, the duo are taking a look at Gus Van Sant's 1989 drama DRUGSTORE COWBOY, starring Matt Dillon and Kelly Lynch. What do the podcasters think of Van Sant's second film? What do the pair make of an acting turn by William S. Burroughs? And why is James Le Gros auditioning to be Shaggy in a Scooby-Doo movie? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: Rock and roll, comics and comedy.

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Andrew and Dave are back, and maaaaaaaan is it a strange one this time.

Leaving noted Alfred Hitchcock fan Brian De Palma behind, the duo turn their attention to Gus Van Sant's infamous 1998 remake of Hitchcock's PSYCHO, starring Anne Heche and Vince Vaughn. Will the pair come to any solid conclusions about the film over the course of the discussion? Can the pair even agree about what the film is trying to do? And how awesome is that suit William H. Macy wears in this thing? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: Oh hell, William Burroughs again.

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Having survived Steven Spielberg's WAR OF THE WORLDS adaptation, Andrew and Dave finally touch upon another one the film brats which hit Hollywood in the 1970s: Brian De Palma! Specifically, the duo take a look at De Palma's 1993 film CARLITO'S WAY, and are joined by returning guest James "the 'h' is silent" Hrivnak!

How bonkers film? Is David Koepp's script awful? Did De Palma realize just how racist casting Al Pacino in the titular role is? Why does cheesecake come up so often? And just how many Simpsons references come up before it is all over? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: The most unique - and baffling - remake of all time.

Opening theme by Andrew Kannegiesser. Editing by Dave Babbitt.

After joys of Don Siegel's 19654 film THE KILLERS, Andrew and Dave return in this episode of Films(trips) to take a look at Steven Spielberg's 2005 film, WAR OF THE WORLDS! What do the podcasting duo make of Steven Spielberg? What shocking action does Andrew take? And who the hell thought Tom Cruise could pass for an average guy? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: From Spielberg to DePalma!

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Andrew and Dave are once again joined by Jame Hrivnak on this episode as they take a look at Don Siegel's THE KILLERS, the film too violent for network broadcast in 1964 despite being made for television! What do the trio make of the film? How much mockery of Ronald Reagan will take place? And will the trio be able to overcome Skype problems? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: Wells v. Spielberg

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Looking for some downtime, Andrew and Dave decide to crash at a house on Elm street. Unfortunately, it seems some punk is keeping them up all night.

That's right! This time out, Andrew and Dave turn their attention to Jack Sholder's A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET PART 2: FREDDY'S REVENGE! What will the duo make of the often hated second entry in the long running slasher franchise? Do they believe that Jack Sholder was ignorant of the subtext of the film? Why does Meryl Streep come up so much? And why is that steel mill so familiar? Tune in and find out!

Next Episode: I'll take drunk Lee Marvin over Ronald Reagan any day of the week.

All music by Andrew Kannegiesser. Editing by Dave Babbitt