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We're only 10 episodes away from our 100th so we should "ahem" FANG it!

Dave and Eric tackle the "trilogy" of Addams Family movies, including the dumb Made for TV one with Tim Curry:

It's quite an episode this time, as we feature a hero AND a villain - the boo-hiss Captain Black, and possibly the best of the Angels, Symphony.

In this episode, Dave and Chris walk down memory lane talking about seeing "Bruce Willis and the Accelerators" live.

In this episode of Matt Likes Beer, the Philadelphia Months series rolls on with a West Coast IPA that leans heavily into pop culture. Matt cracks open “You’re an IPA, Harry” from Second Sin Brewing—a beer packed with wizard-themed branding, even if the host himself isn’t exactly a student of the Harry Potter universe.

What follows is a classic Matt-style journey: part beer review, part self-aware ramble, and part unexpected deep dive into theme park memories and media coverage days. From reminiscing about covering events at Universal Orlando Resort to accidentally gaming a Harry Potter trivia challenge, this episode proves that even a non-fan can find themselves surrounded by magic.

On the beer side, Matt evaluates this American/West Coast IPA through a BJCP lens, breaking down appearance, aroma, flavor, and mouthfeel. Expect notes of lemon candy, pine resin, and a firm bitterness, along with thoughtful critique on balance, stylistic accuracy, and a slightly distracting mineral edge. It’s a beer that smells fantastic, drinks a bit lighter than expected, and sparks a conversation about what makes a classic IPA shine in a world full of hazy and experimental variants.

Final score: 38/50 — a very good beer with a standout aroma and a few quirks worth discussing.

Whether you’re here for the beer education, the storytelling, or just to hear someone admit they barely know anything about Harry Potter, this episode has a little something for everyone. Cheers!

It's a new round of Box Office Bozo and this time Chris must pick the top grossing films featuring Corey Feldman and Corey Haim.

Murderous little old ladies, paranoid authors and English greasers. What a time.

In this switcharoo episode, we discuss the 1981 ensemble comedy, "The Cannonball Run!"

In this episode, Dave discusses Late Night with the Devil, Clown. Bug, Daddy's Head, and Faces of Death.

Pinder and Egrorian - two odd, old fellas… talk about them!