It's Christmas season and Keir's a softy at heart, so why not delve into the charming world of a Sandra Bullock led rom-com?!?

The Ninth Day isn't the typical historical drama concerning the Holocaust. It is an investigation into the existential crises that face people when they are throw into seemingly impossible situations that are not of their own choosing. Faith, commitment, love, truth, honesty, authenticity, and tradition are all examined in this German tale.

This week, Keir and Austin chat about the hyperreal kinetic teen meta-meta-satire Detention <--- just listen... it'll make sense in the end

Once again, Keir and Austin engage in a battle of film prowess. This time the category is Dystopian films, with Keir selecting Mad Max: Fury Road and Austin choosing Snowpiercer. Check it :)

This week, Keir and Austin discuss Pasolini's The Gospel According to St. Matthew and Austin tries to convince Keir as to why this is the best Jesus movie ever made... (spoiler alert) to no avail! Plus, the duo chat about Arrival and FX's Atlanta, as well as a short discussion about the role of the filmmaker during the Trump presidency.

Keir and I resist the urge to talk about the election results and instead have some fun and chat about Tombstone!!!

This week, director Andy Stewart joins the show to chat about the 1980 exploitation film Cannibal Holocaust.

This week, in honor of Halloween, Keir and Austin chat about their favorite horror films. Listen along and let us know what you think about our picks :)

In honor of the baseball playoffs (and the Indians following their postseason dreams), the dudes chat about the 1989 comedy hit Major League. Also, Keir and Austin chat about what they saw in theatres this week and they debate about the merits of the Rogue One trailer that seems to have the interwebs in a fit of ecstasy.

This week, Keir and Austin talk about Ken Russell's controversial film The Devils. Plus they brave the sensitive subject of Nate Parker and ask whether art and artist can/ought to be separated.