We're starting the podcast back up and we're joined by Ian's buddy, Waller.

Ian nominated this Oscar-winning film about an ambitious drummer who joins his music school's elite team of studio musicians, led by an emotionally abusive conductor.

For a kid who doesn't skateboard well, the title's a bit of an exaggeration. Join our guests fellow grinders Clint Thayer and Wes Martin as we dissect the longest hour and twenty-three minutes you can spend watching a movie.

The Mjaanes Brothers join us for a review of Borat's new film, released on Amazon Prime. Does it stack up? Is it funnier than the first? Or better? And which one of the brothers didn't watch it? 

As we watch election coverage, we coincidentally review Robert Eggers' breakout film, "The Witch" or "The VVitch". Either way, it's creepy af.

Halloween is upon us and Ian chose the film "Velocipastor" as his movie. The story picks up with a rector who questions his faith after a pimp blows up his parents and ends up becoming a transformative dinosaur who uncovers a drug cartel in the diocese that's protected by ninjas.

Ian gets dragged into another long tale of the Corleone family. Steve Blazo joins as a guest.

It's podcast min-series that you can't refuse! We'll watch all 3 Godfathers and give our feedback about the film. In the first episode of the trilogy, our guest is Steve Blazo.

Please don't use a hallucinogenic drugs before viewing this movie. There's magic soot that's enslaved by a 6-armed man, a murderous spirit with no face and a large baby who lives with hundreds of pillows. We watched "Spirited Away" (now available on HBO Max). 

Ricardo Montalbán showcases his chest and Kirstie Alley changes her hairstyles. It's all part of the tapestry of the Star Trek sequel that told Gene Roddenberry to scram. We welcome our guest Steve Blazo.