Jonathan, Will, Destin, and Morgan discuss the relationship between Battle Royale and The Hunger Games, youth violence, complex characters, and banal villians.

Will finally finds a film worthy of a 10 out of 10. The most highly recommended film thus far on Pomegranate Radio. 9.75 'Likes' out of 10.

Jonathan explains his top five anime picks. Also: anime as a cultural artifact, sexism, and the problem of religion in Evangelion.

Jonathan, Destin, Will, and Morgan discuss the merits and flaws of David Cronenberg's highly controversial Crash. Also: impressive versus unimpressive acting, Pinter pauses, the value of an awkward score, and the over-analysis of artwork.

Jonathan discusses the film adaptations of the novels of Bret Easton Ellis: Less Than Zero, American Psycho, The Rules of Attraction, and The Informers.

Jonathan, Destin, and Will are joined by Morgan as they enjoy Billy Bob Thornton's latest directorial effort, Jayne Mansfield's Car. Also: familial tensions, PTSD, and old men trippin' balls.

Jonathan rails against Orange Is The New Black, Girls, fake feminism, and ignorant Twitter comments.

Will argues that Trollhunter (Norwegian: Trollhegerjen), dir. André Øvredal, is not a bad film while Destin and Jonathan attempt to not fall asleep. Also: mini-reviews of X-Men: Days of Future Past, Godzilla, Wolfenstein: The New Order, and Watch Dogs.

Jonathan, Will, and Destin attempt to explain the "Citizen Kane of bad movies," The Room, written/produced/directed by Tommy Wiseau. Also: spirit animals, autism, and bad writing.