GDL talks about a movie that does in fact exist.

Jer bemoans Disney's underutilization of Sim Liu in the past four years, and Ray gets spoiled on the fate of Iron Man.

We neglected to sample Kaboom in our cereal draft

Much like Tarantino, kinda feels like a mistake to do these separately, but we're fresh out of Hattori's to give

SAMMYYYYYYY

Late to the juke, but finally here to talk about Ryan Coogler's dynamic next entry to his filmography. Everyone shines, the blues are BLUE, and the catfish for 100 people (vampires excluded) is ready in ONE night.

Chef John has a better produce supplier than The Bear

GDL take a look at the hilariously unhinged independent film, Cuisine de La 'Pocalypse. Congratulations to the Weingart's and the rest of the production team for a major accomplishment with a shoestring budget.

This movie is now available for rent/purchase on most major platforms.

A look back at a film that introduced the world to Jamie Lee Curtis, and a whole lot of people to John Carpenter turning a dime into a box office smash.

Join us next week as we talk Cuisine De La 'Pocalypse, one of the most fun indy movies you'll see all year.

RE: Urban sprawl, tuneism, and the shining star that is Eddie Valiant

ANOTHER DOOR?!?!

GDL takes a look back at the cult classic- and clinically outrageous- film helmed by the Chiodo Bros.

A little something to tide you over until September

Jer gets back into Mad Men as Don tries to get into swimming, sobriety, and some.... cabs.

You can find it all in the street.

Pam Grier does some heavy lifting, Samuel L Jackson and Robert De Niro do what we expect, but this may be a rare instance of Tarantino needing a no-man.