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This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe focuses on the nostalgic double feature that was The Muppets and Hugo, both of which came out over Thanksgiving weekend. Joining Aaron and Abe to discuss these features are guests Mark Hobin and Matt Dunbar. Given the depressing nature of the art house and independent films featured in last week’s fun, but obscure episode, talking about the fun and sincerity of The Muppets and Hugo is certainly a fun way to get things back in the fun zone. People should note the use of plenty of familiar Muppet tunes laced throughout this episode as well. Of course along with the main film reviews, other segments returns as well, including “know everybody”, trailer talk, box office results and predictions, retro reviews, games, and other fun stuff.

In this super-streamlined episode, our full cast of hosts talks all about the half season finale entitled Pretty Much Dead Already . We also give away two major prizes in celebration of Russ's emotional response to Sophia.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of HALF HOUR WEEKLY. Brad, Frank and Bill have sold out to the man and have gone legit. This new professional podcast makes the old show sound like dog vomit on a warm day. Welcome to Half Hour WEEKLY!

This week’s special episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe is jam packed with film discussion and guests! Given that neither Aaron nor Abe had much desire to go in depth in discussing Twilight or Happy Feet 2, a decision was made to discuss many of the recent Art House/Independent films that have come to theaters this fall. To help the duo in this discussion, Mark Hobin, Adam Gentry, Mark Johnson, and Gerard Iribe all join in to provide their perspectives. The films discussed include Melancholia, Martha Marcy May Marlene, Take Shelter, Margin Call, Like Crazy, The Devil’s Double, and The Skin I Live In, with mention to several other films as well. And even with all that, there was still time to include a few of the regular segments including “Know Everybody” and Trailer Talk.

In this extremely secretive episode, Brad, John, Jim and Jordan talk about Andrea's talent with guns (amongst other things), Dale's sixth sense, and Glenn's inability to lie. This episode is kind of crazy, but unfortunately no one gets their crotch grabbed in a Hyundai. Bloopers anyone?

In episode 245 the guys play some trivia and then things start to get really weird. And what is the deal with the number 246?

You down with OTT? This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe goes Over The Top, as the duo discusses the Greek Myth action film Immortals from visionary director Tarsem Singh. Joining Aaron and Abe is Why So Blu writer/reviewer/editor Gerard Iribe, who helps discuss the important things about Immortals, such as the visuals, the “story”, Mickey Rourke, and Freida Pinto’s possible body double. The regular segments of the show wrap around the movie review as well, including “know everybody”, trailer talk (Safe House and Red Tails), box office results and predictions, retro reviews, games, and some other fun stuff.

In this episode, the guys talk all about a blood sucking dog. We also briefly discuss the return (kind of) of Merle Dixon, zombie ear necklaces and that big ol' barn full of zombies. Brad kind of phones this one in. Just saying. Enjoy and stay for the bloopers!

This week, Frank recounts his meeting with celebrity crush Lisa Loeb. Then Bill gets on a rant about Marvel and Frank and Brad check out.

This week’s episode of Out Now with Aaron and Abe features another packed schedule. Guests Scott Mendelson and Matt Dunbar return to the show to help Aaron and Abe discuss whether or not A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas will become the Christmas classic some may have been hoping for and also to determine whether or not Brett Ratner’s Tower Heist is worthy of being the most mildly praised movie of the year. The regular segments of the show wrap around these movie reviews as well, including “know everybody”, trailer talk (21 Jump Street and American Reunion), an extended box office segment thanks to the presence of Mr. Mendelson, retro reviews, games, and some other fun stuff.