In this week’s episode Kevin welcomes in to the studio, his father Doug Zade. They discuss the classic 1973, George Lucas’ directorial debut, “American Graffiti.” Kevin and Dougie decide for themselves if it is worth all the hype. In the Second half of the show both hosts discuss “Smokey and the Bandit” from 1977 in a tribute to the late great Burt Reynolds aka Turd Ferguson.

On this week's episode Kevin welcomes his wife Jordan Zade into the studio to talk about the 1964 classic "Mary Poppins." After a 10 year marriage Kevin can't find the film to prove that not all movies made before 1990 are bad. Also during the "Home Brew" segment Kevin and Jordan end up discussing Amy Schumer's 2018 film "I Feel Pretty"

Kevin Welcomes his guest Matt Deluca on to the show to talk about Deadpool 2. They discuss the difference between action and violence with the help of a new segment "Film Jargon for Dummies" and also introduce a brand new game they are calling "Movie Mix Up."

Kevin welcomes Jason Pyles, the host of Movie Podcast Weekly to the show to discuss the 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Starring Jack Nicholson and Louise Fletcher among many others. Jason's podcast was the first movie podcast Kevin ever listened to and you have him to blame for this very podcast. It was a wonderful honor to have him on the show.

In today's episode Kevin welcomes one of his all time favorite co-host his daughter (who is is four years old).  Kevin and Gracie cover the children films Coco and Ferdinand from 2017 and then they cover Gracie's favorite film of all time "Wonderstruck" directed by Todd Haynes (also from 2017)

Jacob brings Kevin into the world of battling giant "Transformer" like robots and giant "Godzilla" like creatures as they watch both films in one day.  Does this years sequel do the original justice, or like in the case of so many sequels, should this film have remained buried deep beneath the pacific ocean?

Since often movies slated for the Oscars don't even come to theaters near you until January or February it can take a while to catch them all.  In this Episode with the help of listeners and friends Kevin and Jacob cover their top ten films of 2017. Kevin feels as though he and Jacob are in agreement in the best film of the year but one of the hosts provides a M.Night Shyamalan level twist.

In the mean time he will give you 3 mini reviews of the latest films he has been catching up with.

In this episode Kevin reviews six films that have been released in 2018 including 2 Netflix originals and 4 theatrical releases. He also separately covers 2 additional films from 2017 that are available to stream now during the short "Homebrew'' segment.

Kevin and Matt discuss their love for westerns and also cover a new Netflix series in the "Homebrew" segment.