Chris and Yancy review the 1975 film, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". Yancy had never seen it so he gives a fresh, Millennial perspective on a Gen-X classic film.

This week, Chris and Yancy are joined by Sammy Reid from the "Baseballholics Anonymous" podcast to talk about the 1998 movie, "Rounders". Sammy and Yancy talk a lot about poker. Chris considers poker to be a TV fad of the 90's.

Chris and Yancy take a look back at some of the people that we lost in 2017 and the guys recall some of their favorite pop culture moments from those that left us last year.

*SPOILER ALERT*

It's a Gen-Xer's and Millennial's take on the new "Star Wars" movie, "The Last Jedi". Hint: there will be spoilers.

This week, Yancy and Chris review the 1978 comedy classic, "Animal House". Chris grew up with this movie. Yancy points out just how un-PC this movie is in today's day and age. Once again, Chris feels really old.

This week, Yancy and Chris review the 2009 Christopher Nolan film, "The Dark Knight". Chris grew up with Tim Burton's 1989 "Batman" movie. Yancy points out just how old Chris is numerous times on this weeks episode.

This week, Yancy and Chris run down their respective top 5 Christmas movies and TV specials of all time. Even with the generation gap, there is some crossover in their picks. It is also revealed that Yancy was not aware that Christmas specials are shown on TV every year during the holiday season. The guys also weigh in on whether or not "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie.

This week, Yancy and Chris discuss and review the 1976 movie "Taxi Driver". 

This movie was nominated for the podcast by Chris (as one of his Gen-X movie suggestions). Will Yancy love this movie or hate it?

This week, Yancy and Chris discuss and review the 2006 movie "Children of Men". 

This movie was suggested by Yancy (as one of his movie suggestions from the Millennial generation). Chris immediately points out the fact that Yancy nominates movies that are 'dystopian' and 'post-apocalyptic'. The guys discuss this movie in terms of its style and substance.

This week, Yancy and Chris are joined by regular guest Derek Myers to discuss the idea of 'films' vs. 'movies'.

The idea that there is a difference between 'films' and 'movies' was first brought up by Chris on a past episode of the podcast. Yancy felt it was an interesting concept, so the guys invited Derek on the show to discuss the idea further.