Witch Please! It’s time for the favorite of a lot of people when it comes to AHS! It’s Coven! Angela Bassett and Kathy Bates make their AHS Debuts, and along with Jessica Lange, Frances Conroy, and Sarah Paulson earned Emmy Nominations for their roles!

We continue in our adventure to review and rank all 9 seasons of American Horror Story! It’s Season 2: Asylum!

Season 4 is here, and this time Jayrod is leading the way! Join in as he and a NEW co-host dive into the FX Series “American Horror Story”!

Another season comes to an end, fans! But fear not, we’ll be back in November for another season of ranking stuff. Until then, however, here’s our ranking episode for the films of Quentin Tarantino. Dan, Max, and Darrell have vastly different opinions and combined with lists submitted by listeners and lists we found on line we have a master list of the best films! Do you agree? Disagree? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter!

We’ve made it to the end, friends! The latest of Quentin Tarantino’s films, and the last of them for now. Our whole podcast of anticipation has paid off and we’re here. Classic Hollywood is on display in full force in this one, and it’s a doozy. From the Manson Family, to Sharon Tate, to Westerns, to Flamethrowers this one’s got it all! So what do you think, fans? Where does this one match up and where does it rank?

To let us know what your Tarantino rankings are, hit us up on Twitter, Facebook, or by email at [email protected]!

Warning: some themes explored during this podcast may be offensive to people from marginalized communities. It may also be offensive to Nazis and white Nationalists, but fuck those people.

This week it’s all about Django, and Django is all it’s about the boys spend another week talking about how awesome Christoph Waltz is, how great Jaime Foxx is, and Dan and Max sing the Growing Pains theme song.

Yes spellcheck, I did actually spell that correctly. At least, I spelled it the way that Quentin Tarantino did when he wrote the movie. And what a movie it is. Tarantino does a Nazi-sploitation action film and there’s lots of blood, gunshots, violence and death. So, you know, a Tarantino film. Hope you enjoy our take!

This podcast is Death Proof, but to get the benefit you really need to be sitting in our seat! We’re back this week with what Dan admitted was his favorite movie going in to the show, and what Darrell and Max aren’t so sure about. Kurt Russell is out there killing women and then (spoilers) meeting his match with women he can’t kill!

It’s 2 movies this week, but it’s 1 movie at the same time. We watched 2 movies, but Tarantino sees it all as one long film so we’re only going to devote one episode to it! We discuss how badass all of the characters in this film are, how much we miss David Carradine, why Tarantino’s foot fetish is really obvious in this film, and when Uma Thurman was most attractive to each of us individually.

The homages to cinema of a bygone era continue this week as our host’s digest Tarantino’s third film. Blaxploitation is the name of the game and Jackie Brown does it well! Dan, Max, and Darrell discuss seeing this movie for the first time and how their impressions of it have changed over the years as well as what it must be like to be Samuel L Jackson.