Howdy partners! Today we talk about the Texan epic 'Giant' starring Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, and James Dean. What did we think of it? Tune in and find out!

Hello everyone! Today we cover 'Nosferatu' as well as the BBC's list of 100 Best Comedies. We also talk about some releases we have caught up with and some movie news.

Today we tackle the James Dean film "Rebel Without A Cause" for the AFI film. Is it any good? Tune in and find out!

We're back! Hello everyone! So we got some new microphones. They don't sound as clear as the old ones, but the levels are consistent, there is no echo, and you can better understand what we are saying. So today we tackle "Let the Right One In" as well as discussing some recent releases that we have caught up on.

Hello everyone. We are in the woes of technical problems, so, we are re-releasing last year's Halloween special onto iTunes and Stitcher. Hopefully we will be up and running in the next couple of weeks. In the meantime, have a fun and safe Halloween and stay average!

Hello everyone! Today we tackle the Marx Brothers' classic "Duck Soup" in all of its hilarious glory. At least one of thinks that anyway. Additionally, Duncan watched "A Night at the Opera" so we also answer the question as to whether or not any of these movies are that different in the first place. Enjoy!

Today we discuss the movie Andy gave the group, "Rushmore". Additionally we discuss Andy's troubling trend of surprise cannibalism movies with "Mother!", Duncan's decision to see the latest Lego offering "Ninjago", and Matt's thoughts on the latest "Kingsman" film in our ongoing review of a film Andy still hasn't seen.

Today we discuss the James Cagny lead film "Yankee Doodle Dandy." This is a film about the life and times of George M. Cohan. It's also one of the most patriotic films ever made. It also has other things. We will talk about them. Enjoy!

Today we discuss Kung Fu Hustle. Additionally we discuss the trailers for 'Island of Dogs' and 'Disaster Artist' among other things. Also Andy recounts a harrowing experience at the movies that will make you laugh. Enjoy!

Today we discuss the 1969 film "Midnight Cowboy" during this episode. So many weird things. So depressing. Have fun!