In this week's mini episode Craig and Geoff take a look at "the first ever latino superhero" film, El Chicano. Written and Directed by Ben Bray and Co-Written by Joe Carnahan, El Chicano is a gritty, all latino film that for a first time director is a really solid film and we have a blast chatting all about it.

In this week's Mini Episode Craig and Geoff are talking Bad Boys For Life. The film is written by season four director, Joe Carnahan and had originally intended for Carnahan to direct the film as well. The guys discuss why that didn't happen, how much of Carnahan they felt was in the film and their thoughts on the film.

In this week's episode Craig and Geoff take a look back at Joe Carnahan's filmography, they finalise their rankings (including the usage of a wildcard) and announce their Season Five director.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff take a look at Joe Carnahan's final film, Stretch. It was a bumpy journey that sadly never made it to the screen and in no way is that a reflection of the film.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff chat Joe Carnahan's survival thriller, The Grey. Just like most of Carnahan's films, The Grey is so much more than it seems on the outside. It's a deep, emotional film that tackles a bunch of deep themes and Craig and Geoff chat all about them, the amazing performances found in the film, the films journey to screen and so much more.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff take a look at Joe Carnahan's big budget adaptation of the 80's cult tv show, The A-Team. Together they discuss how Carnahan's career has brought him to making this film, the journey to screen and so much more.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff take a look at Joe Carnahan's third film Smokin' Aces. It's been a long time coming for Geoff who is a massive fan of the film and together, they discuss the film's journey, the massive cast, the way that dialogue and editing flow seamlessly throughout the film and so much more.

In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff chat about Joe Carnahan's breakout film, Narc. It's a gritty crime thriller that went through a rollercoaster of a production, that never really slowed until it's release. Together the lads chat the journey, the performances, the Oscar buzz and more.

In this week's episode Craig and Geoff take a look at Joe Carnahan's debut film, Blood, Guts, Bullets and Octane. Together they discuss the film's extended journey to sundance, the shoestring budget, the way in which Carnahan's first film sits compared to previous directors and so much more.

Craig and Geoff return for Season Four, focusing on the work of Joe Carnahan. In this introduction episode, they discuss his filmography, the projects that never eventuated and so much more.