Rob and Jay finish this week's breakdown of mob movies with a discussion about Martin Scorsese's Casino. Plus, enjoy Jay's conflicting feelings about Lost.

Rob and Jay finally chat about mob and mafia movies starting with an undeniable best-in-class, Goodfellas.

Today's episode is a thorough and not-at-all ridiculous discussion about the 1977 classic known as Kingdom of the Spiders starring the one and only William Shatner. Rob and Jay and joined by Brett from The Swearwolves podcast, as well as long-time listener, friend, and sister-in-law, Angela!

Welcome back! Rob and Jay kickstart the new year with a look back at the old year: 2018. Your hosts discuss and write poetry about their favorite movies and shows of yesteryear, and they even accidentally take a stab at being on NPR.

In their last episode of 2018, Rob and Jay discuss one of the most hotly debated Christmas movie of all time: Die Hard. Is it a Christmas movie? Is it not? Does anyone even care anymore? Tune in to the end of Movies and Stuff with Rob & Jay's finale to their first year!

In 2018's penultimate episode, Rob and Jay dish on two other Christmas film classics, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, and Gremlins. One features strange, gross creatures gathering during the holiday season, and the other is about little monsters. Our countdown to Christmas continues!

Rob and Jay keep the Christmas train going with a look inside some of the holiday's most classic films. From Home Alone to Home Alone 2, this week's episode covers it all. If "it" is the first two Home Alone movies.

In today's episode, Rob and Jay stay in high spirits for more Christmas talk. This time around they get into some classic and not-so-classic holiday films, and Rob finally opens up about a holiday tradition that has him worried.

December is here, so that means the holiday season is in full swing! Rob and Jay discuss Christmas in all of its splendor ranging from TV Christmas Specials, Christmas music, and much, much more!

Co-hosts Rob and Jay keep the 90's sitcom discussion going, and Jay attempts a new activity that, admittedly, falls on its face. Rob explores "Cousin Oliver Syndrome," and Jay discovers an interesting reality about the sitcoms he prefers.