Alain and David review Reservoir Dogs, a classic Tarantino film, starring Tim Roth and Harvey Keitel. The guys discuss the interesting shots, and dialogue of this cool ass film.

On this episode Alain and David finally watch Goodfellas. After apologizing for not watching it sooner, the guys spend most of the time discussing how awesome it is.

On today's episode Alain and David cry it out with the brothers Conlon. The guys discuss Warrior's incredible acting, emotional story, and who they wanted to win the final fight.

On this episode, Alain and David discuss all the beautiful babies in the 1996 cult classic Swingers. The guys discuss the great story and characters, including whether or not they would want to be friends with Trent.

On this episode, Alain and David discuss Bong-Joon-ho's 2006 monster epic The Host. The guys discuss the movie's fascinating tone and great comedic elements, along with the great direction and heart-wrenching story.

On this special double episode, Alain has David finally watch the 1997 romantic comedy My Best Friend's Wedding, while Alain finally watches the 2012 sci-fi spectacular John Carter. The guys defend their love for each movie and discuss each film's finer points.

In this episode Alain and David discuss the New York classic Taxi Driver. The guys discuss the film's legacy, it's beautiful direction, and how the more controversial elements would work if the film were made today.

In this episode, Alain and David discuss Paul Thomas Anderson's the Master. The guys discuss the amazing cinematography and directing, as well as the incredible performances from Philip Seymour Hoffman, Joaquin Phoenix and Amy Adams.

In this episode, Alain and David discuss the 2003 crime procedural, Mystic River. The guys discuss the great acting, engaging storyline, and intense ending, while also exploring how the movie holds up nearly 20 years after its release.

In this episode, Alain and David discuss the 90's classic What's Eating Gilbert Grape. They talk about the great acting performances, including Dicaprio's breakout role, and how the movie would have been different if released today.