As of late, Nash and Luke's old friend Bruce Willis has been going through some hard times. The bad news? It's probably only going to get worse. oh, and Mos Def came to hang out as well. Check out the boys take on 16 BLOCKS

As of late, Nash and Luke's old friend Bruce Willis has been going through some hard times. The bad news? It's probably only going to get worse. oh, and Mos Def came to hang out as well. Check out the boys take on 16 BLOCKS

After hanging out with Mel Gibson on the beaches of Gallipoli last week, Nash and Luke decided to head back to Australia to check out this interesting crime story starring Heath Ledger. Does Two Hands stand out enough to not be considered your run of the mill crime based story?

After four weeks of scaring the heebie jeebies out of each other, Nash and Luke have decided to take a break from horror movies and focus on a lighter subject matter. WAR. Specifically the The Gallipoli Campaign in Turkey that took place during World War 1.

In this tribute episode to the late Sir Sean Connery, Luke and Nash review the 1990 classic The Hunt for Red October. One of Connery's later roles , the character of Marko Ramius, demonstrates his trademark swagger and ability to dominate the screen.

After kicking it with Frankenstein last week, Nash and Luke decided they should take a mini vacation and see whats good in Transylvania to visit there old friend Gary Oldman. Strangely enough Gary isn't acting like his usual Jim Gordon self, and is instead dressing in long red robes and has a questionable haircut. The boys are spending the evening in his Transylvanian castle, and hopefully we'll hear from them in the morning.

Nash and Luke clearly didn't learn their lesson from way back in episode 6 when they watched Re-Animator. Here they are again almost twenty weeks later, trying to bring people back from the dead. You'd think people in film would understand by now that nothing ever goes as planned when dealing the dead.

Nash and Luke came to chew bubblegum and review They Live. It just so happens they're all out of bubblegum

We haven't heard from Nash or Luke in over a month. They took the lonely job of being lighthouse keepers, and have strangely ceased writing letters for the past few weeks. Knowing the history of this particular lighthouse we can only assume the worst.

Scott Campbell and Steve Martin star in this 1990's con game. Will the boys like it? Listen to find out!