This episode, Yancy and Chris discuss and review the 1984 movie "The Killing Fields". 

This movie was suggested by Chris (as one of his movie suggestions from Generation X). Chris has stated that this movie is the reason he wanted to become a journalist as a teenager. Will Yancy agree with the film's impact?

Yancy Eaton returns to the podcast! Yancy and Chris discuss and review the 2014 movie "Interstellar".

With Yancy still away, Chris teams up with regular guest, Derek Myers to discuss the biggest movie disappointments ever. It's not so much about which films were the biggest bombs... instead, the guys focus on the movies that were the biggest disappointments to them personally over the years.

With Yancy still unavailable, Chris teams up with regular guest, Derek Myers to discuss the best Canadian actors of all time. Considering the fact that both these guys are Canadian, maybe they can provide some insight into this topic.

This episode, Chris and Yancy run down their favorite cartoons of all time.

There's nothing quite like those movies that you've watched dozens of times. It's the pop culture equivalent of 'comfort food'. This week, Chris and Yancy run down their respective lists of their most re-watchable movies of all time.

This week, Chris and Yancy are joined by regular guest, Derek Myers ("Caveman") to discuss the science fiction movie classic, "Blade Runner".

Chris and Yancy review the animated Disney classic, "The Lion King" and debate about hand-drawn vs. CGI animation. Chris also throws in some mention of claymation for good measure.

Okay, let's face it, we've all had them... when growing up, everyone had a crush on their favourite celebrity. We invited Danielle Salinger to join us to give a female perspective into this topic. Danielle, Chris and Yancy each run through their top 5 childhood celebrity crushes. Some of these names will make no doubt having you say "who???"

This is our review of the 1984 sex comedy, "Revenge of the Nerds". This movie has not aged well. Chris and fancy talk about some of the themes, scenes and quotes from the film and discuss why (or why not) the film has stood the test of time.