We've been teasing it for months and now Oscar Week is finally here. For the seventh year in a row, we celebrate with three shows to celebrate cinema past and present, starting tonight as we reveal our annual list of the top ten films of the year. This year, it's JB, Patrick and Matt Polis sharing their respective lists. Let us know how their lists compare to your own.

The finale episodes to wrap up our seventh season continue with our Oscar Preview in which Devon, Jim and JB break down this year's Oscar races in advance of Sunday's big show. They'll tell you who will win, who should win. and who should have been nominated in each of the main categories - and it's unlikely they'll agree on very much. Get your ballots ready for your Oscar pool and see how this year's races shape up. Originally aired on YouTube.

Free form time for The No-Name Cinema Society! JB, J$ and Drunk Davie banter more about the movies, but with less structure. Davie has his weekly diatribe, JB will re-discuss a movie from a previous episode AND he will do a Top 5 Murder Mystery Movies of ALL TIME. Meanwhile, J$ will sit and look pretty. Originally aired on YouTube in October 2016.

Our most popular discussion of any evening is when we discuss the classics and this time, The No-Name Cinema Society is only going back 22 years to 1994 when FORREST GUMP ruled the box office and the Oscars. See if the guys think it holds up. Originally aired on YouTube in October 2016.

Tonight's #IndieSpotlight is 2011's MARTHA MARCY MAY MARLENE starring Elizabeth Olsen, directed by Sean Durkin. Whether you've seen it or not, check out what the boys have to say. Originally aired on YouTube in October 2016.

The boys from the No-Name Cinema Society are doing one more night of cinema discussion before JB starts work on an indie feature. Tonight's session starts with the current feature discussion - THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN, directed by Tate Taylor. Originally aired on YouTube in October 2016.

The freeform segment of the No-Name Cinema Society broadcast features a Second Run film (the guys re-discuss a movie discussed in a previous episode), JB's Top 5 Rodgers and Hammerstein Films AND the world-famous Davie's Diatribe. Tune in! Originally aired on YouTube in October 2016.

Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic musical was turned into an Oscar-winning film in 1956 and it's time for the boys from The No-Name Cinema Society to break it down. Originally aired in October of 2016.

Steve James' documentary THE INTERRUPTERS about gun violence amongst the youth of Chicago is the next #IndieSpotlight for the No-Name Cinema Society. See how the guys reacted to this provocative film. Originally aired on YouTube in October 2016.

After a long layoff, The No-Name Cinema Society stick to their original plan to review HANDS OF STONE, starring Edgar Ramirez and Robert DeNiro. Originally aired on YouTube in October 2016.