Part 1 of our two-part Season Finale. Jesse fails to convince Laura to record an intro, chats with Josh about Hellraiser and mission creep in horror movies, and Eran calls from his mom's house to explain why he hates Batman.

Jon again joins Eran and Jesse for our least insightful episode ever. We can hardly think of any useful points of analysis for "Robocop 3" so we mostly just yell about it.

Josh Millard again joins Eran and Jesse, this time to commiserate over the deeply awful "Brainscan". In the process, we unlock a vast Aerosmith/David Fincher metanarrative and discuss whether Edward Furlong knows how to put milk in his mouth.

Eran, Jesse, and first-time co-host Nunk discuss Shyamalan's "Unbreakable", superhero movies, the trappings of populist art, and Powerball.

Jon, Eran, and Jesse – the first three hosts – come together for the first time, to discuss the sometimes-flawed but profoundly enjoyable John Landis classic An American Werewolf in London, and what it pulled off that most movies still can't.

In our first three-person episode, we settle in with some bourbon and Josh Millard to fondly discuss 1988's Willow – why it's still a total joy to watch, how it creates a refreshingly different kind of protagonist, and how it deserves to be remembered.

A 2011 favorite of both Jesse and Eran's, Attack the Block is a chance to explore how great characters, a kinetic script, and alien gorilla-wolves can come together to make one of the funnest, liveliest films in recent memory.

Jesse and Eran talk about boners for an unreasonably long time before moving on to the rest of Holy Motors; an acclaimed and often-strange series of character vignettes carried off by an extraordinary Denis Lavant.

Drunk, and together at last, Eran and Jesse discuss New Orleans, Beasts of the Southern Wild, and some juicy sponsorship opportunities.

Alan Moore's acclaimed, "unfilmable" graphic novel comes to the screen, and Eran and Jesse discuss whether Zack Snyder was able to pull it off – and also, Eran's sad story about a dog. [Trigger warning for discussion of an attempted-rape scene.]