Rocco and Derrick head to the movie theater to finally see some Italian horror for Movie Club! Join us for the gross and gooey DEMONS... and let us all wonder what Shawn would have thought.

For our returning full-group episode of Movie Club, we're paying a visit to two criminals we always heard about, but never really knew all their history. Well, apparently we chose a bad place to do our research, because this film version of Bonnie & Clyde is apparently not too historically accurate. But does that matter in a movie like this? Give us your take- and watch ours!

Shawn and Rocco are SHOOK (LOL!) by this 90s Kevin Bacon cult classic about creatures terrorizing humanity from beneath the ground. What did they learn, feel, and vibrate with after watching it all these years later?

After yet another schedule derailment, Movie Club is back and in full Michael Bay mode, as the AMBULANCE charges through the city at high speeds! Does the city of LA benefit from this medical mayhem, or is it an insult AND injury? Next week's movie is TREMORS.

Can you believe Shawn picked a baseball movie??? Bull Durham has Kevin Costner playing in the minor leagues as Susan Sarandon tries to have sex with him or whatever. Is this movie good or not, and what did we take away from it?

This week, we're revisiting a film that we all loved back when it came out, but haven't seen in a long long time- a walk down the faded-lime tinted aisles of The Green Mile. Has this 1930's prison with a dark fantasy tinge aged well or what?

This week on Movie Club we discuss the Stanley Kubrick classic Full Metal Jacket. Released in 1987 the film observes soldiers as they deal with boot camp and the traumatizing effects of the Vietnam war. Does this film hold up and how do the guys feel about it? Tune in to find out!

As we wait for Derrick to return, we bring you this BONUS interim episode of Movie Club where Shawn and Rocco discuss the oft forgotten sort-of 4th Jackass movie, Bad Grandpa!

Are you a bit of a Candyman? All John Candy nuts, gather round for the ultimate Movie Club episode where we watch "Summer Rental" for the first time! Is it funny? Or should we have watched Uncle Buck instead?

Imagine completing The Godfather Part II and then just... dropping another movie a few months later. Well, Coppola did it! But did it pay off? We watch THE CONVERSATION, a movie about our privacy. Is it more relevant than ever? Or is the conversation a boring one?