Mark and John finish up their racing series (Rush, Days of Thunder, Driven, Ford v. Ferrari, Speed Racer) by talking about the 2008 remake Death Race. Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, and starring Jason Statham and Joan Allen, this fun remake works because of the easy to follow plot, and glorious practical effects. In this episode, they discuss massive explosions, intelligent production design, and car catapults. Enjoy!

Mark and Hakim discuss the 2015 classic Mad Max: Fury Road. Directed by George Miller, and starring Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy, this Academy-Award winning film is rightfully considered to be one of the greatest action films ever made, and the behind-the-scenes stories are just as epic. In this episode, they discuss car chases, practical effects and turtlenecks. Enjoy!

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If you love the movie Deep Blue Sea, we just started a new podcast all about the film. Listen to Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.

Mark and Norbert discuss the waterlogged final brawl in the 1989 creature feature Leviathan. The final fight focuses on Steven Beck (Peter Weller), Elizabeth "Willie" Williams (Amanda Pays) and Justine Jones (Ernie Hudson) battling a mutating creature (created by Stan Winston) AND sharks as they are waiting to be rescued. It's a weird fight that features quick drownings, basketball shots and squishy noises. Enjoy!

Mark and Sean reunite for another random MFF draft. This time, they're drafting movie characters whom they think would easily survive on a desert island. You will love the picks. Enjoy!

Mark and Niall discuss the 1985 classic Back to the Future. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, and produced by Steven Spielberg, Back to the Future tells the story of a kid named Marty (Michael J. Fox) traveling from 1985 to 1955, and then trying to get back to the future (it makes sense). In this episode, they discuss time travel, creepy dads and buttheads. Enjoy!

Mark and David discuss the 1977 masterpiece Sorcerer. Directed by William Friedkin, this grimy and brilliant film focuses on four dirtbags driving though a jungle to stop an oil fire. It's a most excellent adventure, and we loved discussing its troubled production, practical effects and authenticity. Enjoy!

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Mark is joined by Amber and Rob (of the Will There Be Cake? podcast) to discuss the perfectly violent final fight In Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The controversial final fight between the actors and the hippies features head smashes, dog bites, lots of screaming, and an acid dipped cigarette. Enjoy!

Mark and Nathan discuss the blockbuster film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Released in 1990, and directed by Steve Barron, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles grossed $300 million at the domestic box office (adjusted for inflation), and kicked off a lucrative franchise that is still relevant today. In this episode, they discuss the origin of the turtles, Ernie Reyes Jr., and spin kicks. Enjoy!

Mark and Chris Kelly (of the Classic American Movies podcast) discuss the 2001 comedy Out Cold. In this episode, they discuss seizing carp, hot tub shenanigans, and Weezer songs.

Chris Kelly interviewed director Emmett Malloy for his Classic American Movies podcast. Check it out!

Do you prefer Drop Zone or Terminal Velocity? Mark and Tom debate the merits of the two skydiving films released in 1994, and decide which one wins the 1994 Skydiving Movie Trophy. Enjoy!