Craig, Cullen, and Tara recap some of their favorite things from the year and decade and uncover some hidden gems along the way.

The perfect murder mystery just in time for the holidays. Check out our latest episode on Rian Johnson's latest as we try to put the pieces of the puzzle together...and have a helluva a time doing it.

When Craig first saw this movie, there was no plan to do an episode on it, but as the referrals spread, Cullen and Tara found the movie just as phenomenally infectious. We even roped in friend of the pod, Montyy from Comfortably Excluded to join us on this wild ride of a film from Bong Joon-ho!

Lance visits from film school to join us once again to discuss the anti-Western that became a better Western than most in the genre. You can hear more from Lance in our Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (ep. 82) and Celeste and Jesse Forever (ep. 69) episodes.

What makes a good lie?

The boys are back in town! Can Hobbs and Shaw overcome their egos to work together and save the world? If you've seen any of the Fast Franchise you already know the answer, and if you haven't you can probably guess pretty easily. Predictable as the destination may be the journey is still one helluva ride!

We've never been more emphatic about the title of this podcast as we have for this movie! Truly a hidden gem that didn't get the chance to shine. Whether it was distribution, marketing, or some combination of the two, Fast Color only hit theaters in (maybe) 5 cities nationwide and didn't stay there long. It's a beautifully told intimate story about three generations of women working to bring together the broken pieces of a strained relationship, all while trying to remain safe and hidden in a collapsing world and chased by those who want to exploit the earth-shattering power they hold.

Can Tessa Thompson and Chris Hemsworth save an uninspired, cash grabbing, Lexus ad with the power of pure charisma? They sure do try. Join us as we try to parse through this perfectly fine movie.

What would you do to find a place to belong? For the Queer BIPOC in the NYC Ballroom community, it meant creating an entire world and choosing your own family to go with it. From that place of struggle and triumph, an entire culture was born and Paris Is Burning was the documentary that captured a few frames of that deep and vibrant world.

Craig, Cullen, and Tara are joined by Cullen's wife, Steph, to talk about puberty in pools, the awkwardness of high school, and female masturbation in Olivia Wilde's directorial debut.