We pay our respect to the Irish before the end of March by analyzing the cult hit The Boondock Saints. Find out who loved it as a teenager and who hates it with a passion. We also talk hit men and vigilantes.

Nick Sanford shows up, Dalton hates Anthony Hopkins, Dustin loves Rugby, and we all love The Silence of the Lambs. Oh, and we merge movie-verses in our game for the week.

We once again look at John Carpenter, the first director to make the show; this time we talk Big Trouble in Little China. We also talk about Director/Actor collaborations. And somehow, we simmer through pop culture.

We get back to our roots as we tackle the box-office smash of 2012: Marvel's The Avengers. We also talk about our favorite hero types and examples thereof and go through a lot of welcome Listener Feedback, so tune in now and join the conversation.

Somehow, we hit 60. That's right, we gather back around the table for our last piece of Anti-Trash from 2013; we talk indy wunderkind Shane Caruth's Upstream Color. We also talk about movie going experience, both bad and good. So tune in now and let us know what your feels about all the things.

The Anti-Trash continues and this time it is Host Pick and the bottle has landed on Dustin. So, the pick of the month is Berberian Sound Studio, the film that Dustin placed at Number One on his Top Ten of 2012 (tying with Seven Psychopaths). Does the film live up to his hype or does it fall flat? Tune in and find out and then give us your thoughts.

Sorry for the delay, but the new episode is finally here. The Gang gets back around the table and we talk the 2014 Academy Award Nominated Documentary - The Act of Killing. So tune in and let us know what you think. Don't forget to leave comments, rate/review the podcast, follow us, or whatever else you would like to do.

The gang goes to the talkies. We look at the 2014 remake of the cult adored Robocop. Does it succeed or does it fail miserably? Tune in now to find out!

We kick off our Anti-Trash marathon by taking a look at the little art house film from 2013: Only God Forgives! Is it as bad as the reviews make it out to be, is it just misunderstood, or is it a fine piece of work? Find out as we get back around the table to talk about Refn and Gosling's second collaboration.

Frequent Guest Host Caleb Masters gets to pick the film for the week and we go back to 1991. We discuss T2, family roles, self sacrifice, and whether T2 stands as a Sci-Fi Film. We also talk about which cinematic heroes we would like to have as childhood bodyguards.