Zane wanted to do another Top 10 movies of the year show, but Justin hates making Top 10 lists. As a compromise, they instead decided to do a list of 13 movies they saw in 2013 and cover great flicks like The Kings of Summer, The Dark Knight Returns Part 2, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, This is the End, practically every Marvel movie that came out, The Way Way Back, Anchorman 2, Troma's Return to Class of Nuke Em High: Vol. 1 and many more!

It's been a while, but Justin and Zane do a quick podcast in the car while on the way to get food before recording a new episode of Have You Seen My Childhood Podcast. They discuss their past with Taco Bell, as well as recent movies Thor: The Dark World, Bad Grandpa, The Ghastly Love of Johnny X and American Mary. However, things soon derail after they get their Taco Bell and proceed to continue the podcast while eating.

Zane shows Justin the joys of an Ernest P. Worrell pullstring doll he found at a flea market, before our hosts discuss various topics, including Orange is the New Black, the CollegeHumor feature film Coffee Town, how much they suck at researching topics we discuss on this podcast, Synapse Films' fantastic Street Trash - Special Meltdown Edition Blu-ray and the plagairism controversies of Justin "Slasher Design" Osbourn and Lianne Spiderbaby. Plus, Zane declares his new name as Zane Voltron.

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Justin and Zane thought it'd be a good idea to record the show from the jungle, but things get out of hand when they discover that their jungle guide is actually a monkey named Derek.

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Zane and Justin have been trying to figure out what to do, now that the family film reviews have migrated to a separate podcast. However, their typical movie-and-TV-show-talking nonsense continues with a spoiler-filled review of STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS, recommendations on how to approach the upcoming STAR WARS sequels, the "demand" for shorter movie trailers and our favorite shows at the moment (GAME OF THRONES, ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT and MARON). Also, find out what famous actor has a twin that Justin was too ignorant to know about. Oh, and they talk about chiptune music too.

This is the week! Our family film reviews are now on their own separate podcast, called HAVE YOU SEEN MY CHILDHOOD! We decided to post the debut episode here, but for all future family films, you'll have to subscribe at http://seenmychildhood.podbean.com/

On the debut episode of Have You Seen My Childhood?, hosts Justin Channell and Zane Crosby learn about when friends become enemies in the Disney Channel original movie FRENEMIES. The conversation also steers toward Zane's inability to do a Bill Cosby impersonation and taco preparation.

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Zane just graduated college and has also become the owner of a nest of baby birds living within the walls of his house. Justin joins him to talk about these topics, as well as random things like Marc Maron's new show Maron, the Nickelodeon game show Arcade, Louie Anderson diving on the NBC show Splash and much more.

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Steve McElroy joins us for another episode, where we talk about The Evil Dead remake, Zane's displeasure with horror movies, Planet of the Apes, Words with Friends, the definition of the word haberdasher and much, much more. This podcast is guaranteed to be the favorite episode of everyone named Charles.

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Special guest Steve McElroy picked the 1976 film Bugsy Malone for our latest family film review episode. This is one of the weirdest films we've reviewed yet, telling a loose adaptation story of gangster Bugs Moran with a cast of all children. And did we mention it was a musical - albeit, one where only adults (mainly Paul Williams) provide the singing voices? Oh, and it stars pre-fame Scott Baio and Jodie Foster. What'd we think of it? Tune in to find out!

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After hearing Justin had never seen 1995's favorite family film, JUMANJI, Zane chose it as our latest family film review. Hear us discuss all sorts of topics regarding this film, including a surprisingly relevant scene about gun control! Plus, we make a VERY special announcement regarding the future of these review episodes, so if you like hearing dudes in their mid-20s talk about movies made for children, be sure to tune in! 

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