We are back with our regularly scheduled programming! This week, we jump back in time to the last REAL silent film with Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times".

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This is it. The moment Hollywood has been waiting with bated breath! The savior of the film industry. The first annual Keystone Film Review Stoney Awards!

You're Welcome Hollywood!

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What am I doing here again? Trying to write something. Oh, look! I figured out that difficult equation! Now... what was I doing? Oh, yes! This week, Mike and Glen discuss the Disney classic, "The Absent Minded Professor", and subsequently talk a lot about its remake, "Flubber", starring Robin Williams.

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This week, it is revealed that Glen actually loathes Mike more than he loathes the man the killed his father! He tortured Mike by selecting "Cool World" starring Brad Pitt and Gabriel Byrne for this weeks assignment. How many humans horny for cartoons constitutes a bad movie? One...

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On this weeks podcast, Mike and Glen discuss the racial tensions that lead to the true story behind "The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith", and how shocking it is that such an honest portrayal of racism came out of the 70s.

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Thou shalt not bang your neighbors daughter-in-law, lest you be haunted by a DEMON WOMAN! This week, we watched "Onibaba". I surprisingly horny film from 1960s Japan. But it is much more than that! Check out what we thought in this week's podcast!

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This week, Mike and Glen discuss "Starman" from 1984, directed by John Carpenter and starring Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen.

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One film. One take. One Shot.

This week, Mike and Glen discuss the 2015 German film "Victoria" starring Laia Costa. This film was shot entirely in one take one the morning of April 27th 2014. An incredible feat that enhances an intense film. Check out out our thoughts in this weeks episode!

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How many titles does one film need?

This week, Mike and Glen break down the Kung Fu classic, "Men from the Monastery" a.k.a. "Dragon's Teeth" a.k.a. "Disciples of Death" a.k.a. "Shao Lin zi di". There are more titles than there are main characters! Find out our thoughts in this weeks episode.

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