In an episode of a movie podcast where Drew and Heath dive into a conversation about journalistic integrity in both Spotlight and All the President's Men, they start the show off by firing unsubstantiated hot takes about the Luka Dončić to LA trade.

Drew and Heath couldn't meet up this week, so Heath begins the episode by talking about an upcoming promotion Preceding Film will put on. Then, Drew finishes the episode by giving a personal review of a recent movie he's watched.

Drew and Heath venture out into snowy mountainous landscape to pod about frontier movies in -25 degree weather.

A year of Preceding Film is in the books, and to commemorate the occasion, Drew and Heath rank all 88 movies that have been reviewed on the pod. We appreciate everyone listening!

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First episode of 2025! Heath and Drew are joined by Jonah Wilcox to talk about Peter Weir's Dead Poets Society and its influences on Alexander Payne's The Holdovers.

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BONUS EPISODE! Drew, Heath, and Tab share some of their favorite movies from 2024.

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Our longest and most self indulgent episode of the year! Leah Scott joins Drew and Heath to talk about the similar moral quandaries in Harold Ramis' Groundhog Day and Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life. Jimmy Stewart impressions abound.

In this episode, Drew and Heath are joined by Kate Watzke to discuss if it's necessary to add to a story or not, and the group curates their essential Christmas specials list.

Die Hard in a mall and the blueprint. Drew and Heath also discuss Timothée Chalamet's appearance on College GameDay. Plus, did they ever make and release Paul Blart: Mall Cop 3, or is there some sort of Mandela Effect going on?

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Is Elf the last great Christmas movie? What are the four holiday movies on the Mount Rushmore? Kassy Shelby joins Heath and Drew to talk about this, along with Greta Gerwig's Barbie movie.