This week, Tracy learns about mantras, MindHead, and keeping it together when she sees "Bowfinger" for the first time. We talk about what Yoda has to do with Steve Martin, why comedy is always harder than drama, and we try to figure out why Robert Downey Jr. was at the 1992 Republican National Convention. (True story.) Run across the freeway and listen now! 

Warner Bros decides to blow our minds with a fourth Matrix movie, so reinforcements are called in in the form of Tracy's brother Price. He joins the team via Skype and he and Tracy spend an hour discussing how Neo and Trinity can come back, how there can be ANY Matrix film without Laurence Fishburne, why Sony and Disney can't play well together, favorite Matrix quotes and action scenes, and how there really can't be a prediction of what Matrix 4 can be without a trailer. Jack in and listen now!

This week, Daniel sees "Friday" for the first time, which means he finally understands your "Bye Felisha" and "Daaaamn!" gifs. We talk the evolution of Ice Cube, the glory of Bernie Mac, and why this movie was originally four hours long. Stay out of the bathroom for about 35-45 minutes and listen now!

It's Tracy's first time seeing "John Wick," and we talk about why she was so reluctant to see it before now. We also talk action movies, the Keanussaince, Tracy's abiding love for Ian McShane, and why this movie wouldn't exist without "The Matrix." Plus, we learn Daniel's childhood nickname. Grab a dog and listen now! 

It's like mom always said: don't try to fake your spouse's kidnapping if your mistress is just gonna frame you for murder. This week, Daniel sees "Ruthless People" for the first time. We talk 1980s style and how weird it is that this is an R-rated Disney movie. Mick Jagger yells at us, and basically everyone else. Put on your duck mask and listen now!

Let this meeting of the Taika Waititi Fan Club come to order! This week, Tracy sees “What We Do in the Shadows” for the first time. We talk comedy, vampires, Daniel's thoughts on ocean life, and New Zealand mockumentaries. Plus there's singing! (Sorry.) Get a chicken for Petyr and listen now! 

Listener mail returns! We dig into 1993’s The Fugitive, one of the all-time greats, and we cover everything from possible plot holes to weird Dutch accents to the perfection that is Tommy Lee Jones. (If you haven’t seen the movie, what have you been doing with your life?) Do a Peter Pan right here off this dam and listen now!

It's Daniel's first time watching Drop Dead Gorgeous, which means he got to experience this brilliant dark comedy from 1999 that features exploding beauty pageant contestants, gun-wielding Lutherans, and the national treasure that is Allison Janney. We talk about how this cult classic was tragically doomed from the start, and how it probably couldn't be made today. We also talk Scientology and the Predator (not at the same time), and there's even a special Donnie Wahlberg song just for you. Melt a beer in your hand and listen now! 

Daniel and Tracy tackle some fan mail, podkeeping, hell yeahs, and the Bechdel test in what they thought would be a shorter episode than it actually is. Daniel calls it "Podcasting After Dark." Tracy calls a Brazilian.

Murder, cab rides, and coyotes: This time out, we’re talking about 2004’s Collateral, which Tracy had never seen. It’s a great movie, and it also turns out to be a textbook look at being a psycho. (In a fun way, we swear.) We also talk Jason Statham, dueling Anthony Hopkins impressions, and the kickass car chase from the best Bourne movie.