Minari (2020, IMDb: 7.6) – Grant and Quinn…and special guest Patrick ramble about houses for a bit, then dive deep into this Best Picture nominee starring Glenn from The Walking Dead!! (which is still airing new episodes btw)

Tenet (2020, IMDb: 7.5) – This epic movie was NOT nominated for Best Picture, but Grant and Quinn watched it anyways. There’s no point trying to explain this movie. Just know there’s a shit ton of secret agents, time travel, and WTF moments.

Nomadland (2020, IMDb: 7.6) – Grant and Quinn start prepping for award season and take a look at one of the frontrunners, a “Neo-western” drama that combines Hollywood actors and actual nomads to create a depiction of house-less, but not home-less life.

Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964, IMDb: 2.7) – Grant and Quinn are back with a BAD movie. This week we watch a pretty god damn bad Christmas movie. But it does have a catchy song… It’s also the oldest bad movie on our Bottom 100 list.

The Wolf of Wall Street (2013, IMDb: 8.2) – Move over Gamestop, here’s the real film that started the investing hype. This week, Grant and Quinn review this BIG comedy that stars an A-List cast. Now sell me this pen…

Finding Nemo (2003, IMDb: 8.1) – Fish are Friends. Not Food. But Grant and Quinn love fish, and love food. This week we take it back to a childhood classic that almost everybody has seen. But has it held up?

When Harry Met Sally… (1989, IMDb: 7.6) – Grant and Quinn celebrate Valentine’s Day by reviewing this classic rom-com. I’ll have what she’s having!

Who’s Your Caddy (2007, IMDb: 2.2) – Grant and Quinn return to the depths of IMDb’s worst movies of all time. This week we take a look at a comedy golf movie that is not Caddyshack. And not very good either.

Groundhog Day (1993, IMDb: 8.0) – OK, campers, rise and shine, and don’t forget your booties cause it’s cold out there! Grant and Quinn review another classic comedy film starring Bill Murray. With Groundhog Day right around the corner, there’s no better time to revisit this film and check out this episode.

Metropolis (1927, IMDb: 8.3) – Grant and Quinn continue 2021 by reviewing some of the best movies around. This week, their expertise is put to the test with a silent, sci-fi film that was made almost 100 years ago.