On a rainy night, Jarokk picks a film about an estranged family fighting in and out of the cage. Warrior is a powerful film that doesn't rely on too much exposition. Jarokk and Cali also have a heated debate about their feelings about the film's ending. Apologies on our lack of MMA and UFC knowledge.

Cali talks about her favorite F******* film of all time and channels her inner Tank Girl. Jarokk tries to find his talents of being a soprano. PA PA PA PAAOOOW!

Jarokk picks the gritty thriller about a virus, 'Rage' virus that makes the infected person mad with extreme rage and hungry for violence. Jarokk and Cali breakdown the characters, debate who is the true villain, and the symbolism behind a certain statue.

Put on your tight leather pants and let your hair down! Cali picks the underrated Rock Musical that shows to be careful what you wish for and never meet your idols. Get ready for a lot of singing in this episode.

Jarokk picks the latest Tarantino film taking place in the late 60's just before the brutal Manson family murders. Jarokk and Cali discuss this love letter to old Hollywood, talk more about their Los Angeles trip, and tells a crazy story about their horrible flight with the worst airline ever!

Jarokk & Cali are back from vacation! Cali picks a film that portrays obsession, the dark side of social media, and the facade of living the "perfect" life in Los Angeles.

We apologize for the delay! Jarokk picks the silly and dirty medieval fantasy spoof. Cali does her best to give this movie a second try with her new love knowledge of playing Dungeons & Dragons.

Cali picks the 2009 Anti Rom-Com. Finally, a break up story through the eyes of a Non-Toxic Masculinity driven male. Cali also talks about her fascination with the "Manic Pixie Dream Girl" character and how Summer does not fit into this character archetype. The couple also discuss their views on relationships and break ups.

Jarokk picks the original killing machine staring his man cruse since he was a lad, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Cali questions the romance element and swoons over Linda Hamilton's amazing arm in T2.

Cali picks the film about her favorite fashion icon Edie Sedgwick and Pop Art icon Andy Warhol. The 2006 film was not a smash hit but the acting made up for the lack of story telling.