What do Matthew Broderick, Colin Farrell making a long distance call, and jazz harmonica Bruce Willis have to do with movies that take place in a single location? You'll have to listen to our all new episode to find out! We travel from the classics like 12 Angry Men and My Dinner with André all the way to newer gems like Green Room and Coherence. It's a journey that takes us through genre and decade until we finally end on the Top 5 Single-Location Movies of all time!

This week, Q kidnaps J again for another rousing episode where we dive into Sly Stallone's chicken finger preparation preferences, what random facts Ferris Bueller wants to recite to you, and how you can tell a good single-location movie from a bad one. How does Clue stack up? Will Clerks make the final cut. There's only one way to find out!

You've seen it all before. And then you saw the sequel...and then again when they rebooted it, but have you seen it again, basically like the first time, but slightly different with younger people? Probably. That's because the Era of the Rebeatquel (Reboot + Sequel + Repeat) is upon us. J and Q want to better understand why we've living in a perpetually updated sequel, so they break down the Top 5 Rebeatquels of all time.

What does it take to differentiate a reboot and a rebeatquel? Which movies best exemplify the qualities of a good rebeatquel? Which famous actors will play the roles of Q and J when this podcast is inevitably rebooted for more of a four-quadrant appeal? We have answers to all of those pressing questions. You'll just have to listen to find out!

Now that our Halloween series is over, it's time to catch up with ourselves and prepare for the rest of 2019. Q and J spend some time after Q's wedding talking about what we've been watching lately and how our self-love is related to our movie watching habits. Honestly, there's probably too much talk about self-love on this episode. We end with a definite Beginner's Guide to High Five: The Podcast and which 5 episodes you should go back and listen to.

Not only that, J finally got Shudder.com and talks about being late to the game, Q gives us a rundown of the new Creepshow series, and we both dive in to talk about HBO's Watchmen. It's a jamboree of fun as we talk podcasts, movies, TV shows, and Q tries to get everyone to give Castle Rock another chance. Don't miss it!

It's an exciting time of year. It's Halloween, the temperature is going down, and Q is getting married! It's a veritable smorgasbord of good news, and on top of all of that, we're wrapping up our "Here Comes Halloween Horror Movie Director Series" by doing a Directospective (trademarked, High Five: The Podcast) on a favorite of yours and ours: Tim Burton!

Yes, we know his later movies haven't been as great, but you may be surprised by how many crucial films he made in a row. You also may be surprised by how fervently both Q and J hate and love some of Burton's filmography. It's not a party until someone gets a Hot Burton! Don't worry, we'll explain what that is when you listen to the episode.

It's time for another entry in our Here Comes Halloween Horror Movie Director Series and this time we're diving into the legacy and filmography of the zombie master: George A. Romero! Q and J shuffle around looking for brains and contemplating the meaning of Romero's romantic comedy There's Always Vanilla as well as just what the hell's actually going on in Monkey Shines. Don't worry, we talk about his zombie and Stephen King movies too.

This is also the episode where we officially launch our blood feud with Smallville's Michael Rosenbaum and it gets pretty heated. This is an episode almost 50 years in the making, but we're still holding out for our reunion episode a year from now. Turn off your brains and let's gush over practical gore effects together on another horrifying episode of High Five: The Podcast!

Submitted for the approval of the Fivers Society, Q and J present The Tale of Q Going to NYCC to Interview the Cast of the Nickelodeon Are You Afraid of the Dark Reboot (titled shortened for editorial purposes). Travel once again with Q to the Big Apple to hear an exclusive interview with Jeremy Ray Taylor, Miya Cech, and Matt Kaplan of Nickelodeon's currently-airing Are You Afraid of the Dark limited series!

Not only that, J and Q discuss their favorite episodes of the original show and try to name all the famous Canadians who appeared on it at one time or another. Nightmares abound as we talk evil clowns, cold pre-teens, movie vampires, and pin-ball machines. Also, J may or may not have been kidnapped to record this episode.

Get ready for a time-jumping, foul-mouthed, and con-hopping good time as Q regales J with his experiences at New York Comic Con this past weekend. In part 1 of our NYCC recap episodes, the guys talk Netflix’s Big Mouth and Q takes us back in time to experience the panel interview he attended with Nick Kroll, Jason Mantzoukas, and Jesse Klein! Hear them answer all your questions and talk about behind the scenes secrets to one of Netflix’s best animated comedies.

Not only that, listen as J and Q crash a middle school sex ed class and try to help Q explain to J how time travel gambling works. If you weren’t at the invite-only panel at NYCC, then this may be the only way you can hear this stuff! Grab your sex pillow and let’s go.

As we continue down our "Here Comes Halloween Horror Movie Director Series," we have finally reached Wes Craven territory! We travel the horror globe and make stops in Woodsboro, CA with Neve Campbell and Springwood, OH with Robert Englund, all the way to Haiti with Bill Pullman and a violin class in Harlem with Meryl Streep....wait (checks notes), Music of the Heart was a Wes Craven movie? (Checks the Internet) Well, we'll be damned. Anyway, by the end of this episode, we'll have a definitive Top 5 Wes Craven Movies of all Time list!

Don't worry, it's not all scary. On this episode we also learn how J reacts in a life-threatening situation, how a Ken Burns Star Wars documentary might sound, and what connection Werner Herzog has with High Five: The Podcast. This is one you don't want to miss or you'll be as unhappy as Christina Ricci was in Cursed...because she realized she was in Cursed.

Travel back in time with us to the long-ago time before there was a DC Extended Universe. That's right, the historical year 2013! Starting with Man of Steel, the all-knowing executives at DC began pumping out movies like they were Fazoli's franchises, and just like Fazoli's franchises, once you get in the door, you get pretty sick to your stomach. Q and J put on our capes and once and for all decide on the Top 5 DCEU Movies of all time!

Go back in time to hear the pitch that started the whole DCEU. Find out our hopes for the upcoming Matt Reeves The Batman movie. Join in our confusion on what exactly the f*%k is happening with James Gunn's The Suicide Squad reboot/sequel/remake/all-new-movie. And more! Trust us, we have opinions on the DCEU and now they can be yours too!

Now that grocery stores around the country have told us that Halloween season has started, J and Q are celebrating by kicking off our "Here Comes Halloween Director's Series"! Every other week until our Halloween episode, we will be doing a career retrospective on a trailblazing horror director. We're kicking off this year's festivities with a Q and J favorite: John Carpenter! Not only will be discussing the many talents of John Carpenter, but we will end with the definitive Top 5 John Carpenter Movies list.

Maybe you've seen all of Carpenter's movies and maybe you haven't, but this episode has something for everyone...as long as you like mixing ghosts with things. We have Space Ghosts, Car Ghosts, Brain Ghosts, Pirate Ghosts, Vampire Ghosts, Book Ghosts and Ghost Ghosts! We're spooking ourselves out every other week until Halloween, and John Carpenter is the best way to launch a Halloween franchise!