A brand-new series in which Zach Oheim and I (Jordan Troublefield) watch a classic blockbuster, then its money-grabbing rip-off and assess HOW close they came to copying, HOW original they dared to be, and WHICH one is the true work of genius.

In which Jordan (like an IDIOT) says Alison Brie when he MEANT to say Brie Larson. But it should be known he's crushing on both.

Dishing on and dissecting Sam Wood's 1935 classic ‘A Night at the Opera’ via games and questionnaire. Genius and hilarity ensue.

This bootleg speaks for itself.

An interview series, fusing film love with autobiography. Where we talk firsts, favorites, fields of expertise, etc.

1) Who was your first film crush?

2) Which movies did you once think was 'the shit' that is now, today, just shit?

A brand-new series in which Zach Oheim and I (Jordan Troublefield) watch a classic blockbuster, then its money-grabbing rip-off and assess HOW close they came to copying, HOW original they dared to be, and WHICH one is the true work of genius.

A brand-new series in which Zach Oheim and I (Jordan Troublefield) watch a classic blockbuster, then its money-grabbing rip-off and assess HOW close they came to copying, HOW original they dared to be, and WHICH one is the true work of genius.

A brand-new series in which Zach Oheim and I (Jordan Troublefield) watch a classic blockbuster, then its money-grabbing rip-off and assess HOW close they came to copying, HOW original they dared to be, and WHICH one is the true work of genius.

Dishing on and dissecting Michael Curtiz's 1942 classic 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' via games and questionnaire. Genius and hilarity ensue.

1) What are some non-religious films in which you see Christian themes?

2) Which childrens films did you not appreciate until you reached adulthood?