Drunk Davie, J$ and JB are obsessed with Jude Law or at least that's what it seems like as once again, they discuss a film with the talented actor. For tonight's indie spotlight, they discuss the 2014 British indie - Dom Hemingway.

Our three favorite film fans tackle the biggest comedy of June 2015 - the Melissa McCarthy-starrer, "Spy", directed by Paul Feig. And they ALSO discuss their Top 5 Female-Driven Comedies.

Our three favorite film fans tackle the biggest comedy of June 2015 - the Melissa McCarthy-starrer, "Spy", directed by Paul Feig. And they ALSO discuss their Top 5 Female-Driven Comedies.

J$, JB and Davie Jo discuss this Billy Wilder classic which teamed Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon for the first of 11 times.  Matthau would even win a Supporting Actor Oscar for his efforts.  Check out the discussion!

J$, JB and Davie Jo discuss this Billy Wilder classic which teamed Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon for the first of 11 times.  Matthau would even win a Supporting Actor Oscar for his efforts.  Check out the discussion!

Our three young(ish) heroes - JB, J$ and Drunk Davie display a new format for the show where all three segments are done as separate broadcasts.  They start off with the current feature of the weekend - Brad Bird's "Tomorrowland".  Additionally, they rattle off their Top 5 Disney Live-Action films of all-time. Aired live in May 2015.

Our three young(ish) heroes - JB, J$ and Drunk Davie display a new format for the show where all three segments are done as separate broadcasts.  They start off with the current feature of the weekend - Brad Bird's "Tomorrowland".  Additionally, they rattle off their Top 5 Disney Live-Action films of all-time. Aired live in May 2015.

The most popular segment of our year end specials is our look back at Oscars and films from the past. This year, we turn back the clock 50 years to examine the films and culture of 1966. Joining the boys for this special show is Oscar expert and author of several books on the Academy Awards - Robert James.

The most popular segment of our year end specials is our look back at Oscars and films from the past. This year, we turn back the clock 50 years to examine the films and culture of 1966. Joining the boys for this special show is Oscar expert and author of several books on the Academy Awards - Robert James.

The show you've all been waiting for - the No-Name Cinema Society third annual year end special. This, of course is their countdown of each of their Top Ten Films of 2016.