This week we watch Richard Ramsey's 2014 faith based romance 'The Song,' suggested by one of our awesome listeners, and deeply discuss the theological significance of man's eternal struggle with faith. Or just talk about wigs.

This week, Craig made Shawn watch 1970's 'Soldier Blue', a revisionist Western in which Murphy Brown tries to learn an American soldier a thing or two about Native Americans. You can probably guess by the phrase 'revisionist Western' that - SPOILER ALERT - everything goes poorly.

This week, Craig made Shawn watch 1970's 'Soldier Blue', a revisionist Western in which Murphy Brown tries to learn an American soldier a thing or two about Native Americans. You can probably guess by the phrase 'revisionist Western' that - SPOILER ALERT - everything goes poorly.

Craig and Shawn welcome independent filmmaker Todd Rohal to the fold for a nice chat about his work, his tastes, his kindergarten prophecies and his pick for a movie they should have heard of: Damon Packard’s undeniably original 2002 comedy ‘Reflections of Evil.'

Craig and Shawn welcome independent filmmaker Todd Rohal to the fold for a nice chat about his work, his tastes, his kindergarten prophecies and his pick for a movie they should have heard of: Damon Packard’s undeniably original 2002 comedy ‘Reflections of Evil.'

This week Shawn made Craig watch John Shade’s 1979 crime drama ‘The Swap,’ pseudo-starring a young Robert De Niro as a pseudo-film editor. What happened next would change their lives forever.

This week Shawn made Craig watch John Shade’s 1979 crime drama ‘The Swap,’ pseudo-starring a young Robert De Niro as a pseudo-film editor. What happened next would change their lives forever.

In this week's episode, Craig made Shawn watch 1998's 'Twilight', in which Paul Newman plays a private eye whose privates are eyed by a client who lies. But also by Rizzo. And he tries to solve an old case. It's pretty fun and it's pretty weird and James Garner is there!

In this week's episode, Craig made Shawn watch 1998's 'Twilight', in which Paul Newman plays a private eye whose privates are eyed by a client who lies. But also by Rizzo. And he tries to solve an old case. It's pretty fun and it's pretty weird and James Garner is there!

Shawn made Craig watch Hossein Amini’s 2014 thriller, ‘The Two Faces of January’ and was shocked to discover it had nothing to do with January Jones.