After a fire in the oven we munched on Flux Capacitor Fries and Chuck Berry Cobbler while we muse about the the end of the movie, if punching Biff was the answer, Johnny B Goode and how one moment of courage can change the next 30 years.

Listen in as we discuss whether flour exists in French Toast, love’s ability to conquer all and how the “consumption look” became the zenith for fashion icons everywhere.

Cupcakes, Pizza and Empire Records with Brad.

Wings, Goose IPA and Kenny Loggins seasoning

In this episode, we tackle the ocean, Moby Dick, the subtext of the Ex-Presidents, why "Point Break" is a unicorn as well as annotate an article by Priscilla Page.

In the second of the double podcast, we have meatball sandwiches, Coronas and talk about the joy of Anthony Kiedis, bank robberies and whether I would go home early from Bodhi's party and jump out of a plane. Shannon has a dark horse for Patrick Swayze's best movie as well as best bank robbery film.

The Burbs' is the overlooked masterpiece of Tom Hanks' career from Joe Dante. In this episode we talk about ways to remake it, which characters we are, why Tom Hanks is the Trent Reznor of Hollywood and is the sardine lobby keeping this movie down?

We talk about where Robocop fits along the great cyborgs and how Clarence Boddicker is a more humane character than the dad in Dead Poets Society.

We talk about "Hot Fuzz" while talking about the best buddy cop films as well as who we'd put in an American version, a film with female leads along with the Apatow version.

Did John Hughes waste the 90's? Would Edward Furlong have been a good Kevin McCallister? Could Macaulay Culkin have been in "Scream"? We answer these questions and more on our "Home Alone" episode.