This week, we change it up a bit and do a 'versus' episode. Basically, a category is chosen: politics. And then Keir and Austin each choose a film within that category and then they defend their choice, with each then rating the other person's choice out of 100. This week, we chose The Candidate and In the Loop. Two films. One winner.

This week, Keir and Austin explore Austin's childhood nostalgia and determine that sometimes things aren't nearly as funny when you can actually follow a story... Plus, they review the films they saw for the week and chat about the legacy of Curtis Hanson, a true craftsman of film.

This week, Keir and Austin explore Austin's childhood nostalgia and determine that sometimes things aren't nearly as funny when you can actually follow a story... Plus, they review the films they saw for the week and chat about the legacy of Curtis Hanson, a true craftsman of film.

In this episode, Keir and Austin discuss Oliver Stone's 1999 football romp Any Given Sunday. Plus, the duo chat about what they saw in theaters this week and discuss the nature of remakes.

In this episode, Keir and Austin discuss Oliver Stone's 1999 football romp Any Given Sunday. Plus, the duo chat about what they saw in theaters this week and discuss the nature of remakes.

In this episode, we welcome director, producer, actor Alix Austin who chose Park Chan-Wook's classic of modern cinema Oldboy. Plus, Keir reviews Hell or High Water (a films he says was made for him!), Austin sings for Sing Street, and the trio discuss visual albums.

In this episode, we welcome director, producer, actor Alix Austin who chose Park Chan-Wook's classic of modern cinema Oldboy. Plus, Keir reviews Hell or High Water (a films he says was made for him!), Austin sings for Sing Street, and the trio discuss visual albums.

In this week's episode, we discuss Von Trier's enigmatic thriller/torture porn Antichrist. Plus, we briefly discuss what films we watched this past week: Morgan, The Purge: Election Year, Sausage Party, Weiner, and the Netflix documentary Requiem for the American Dream. And we briefly chat about the controversy surrounding Matt Bomer being cast as a transgender in Mark Ruffalo's latest film.

In this week's episode, we discuss Von Trier's enigmatic thriller/torture porn Antichrist. Plus, we briefly discuss what films we watched this past week: Morgan, The Purge: Election Year, Sausage Party, Weiner, and the Netflix documentary Requiem for the American Dream. And we briefly chat about the controversy surrounding Matt Bomer being cast as a transgender in Mark Ruffalo's latest film.

This week, Keir chose Billy Wilder's classic Hollywood meta-noir, Sunset Boulevard. The duo discuss classic Hollywood, Hollywood today, the fame machine, industry towns, and Austin reveals his desire to be a star of yesteryear's boy-toy.