Pour yourself a glass of cider and listen in to two northerners discuss the Civil War epic Cold Mountain. With its beautiful scenery, sprawling cast, and tragic tale, it certainly lives up to the genre. As always is the case for the banter of Brian and Kyle, try and count how many tangents, voices, and new podcasts they suggest.

Hoff-fans, it's a-boot time ya tune in and check out the latest episode where we get, you guessed it, some good Canadian accents, another form of addiction, and Philip Seymour Hoffman returning to the craps table. Stay uncool, eh!

Hoff-fans, you're in for a treat! We had the amazing opportunity to speak with legendary filmmaker Amos Poe. Not only did Amos help start the no wave film movement in 1970's N.Y.C., he also wrote and directed Philip Seymour Hoffman's first feature film, Triple Bogey On A Par Five Hole, as well as produced his fifth film, Joey Breaker. It was an awesome experience to talk with him and hear insightful and important stories from his career and collaborations with our main man, P.S.H. Enjoy and stay uncool!

Join the guys and CageClub Podcast Network co-founder Michael Manzi (on his 4th appearance!) guesting as they discuss a very New York film by a very New York filmmaker, cameos, and strong performances all around. Also: can Philip Seymour Hoffman be typecast?

For maximum effect, please read the following in a Hannibal Lecter voice: Hello Hoff-fans... join our two cinema devotees, Brian and Kyle, as they enthrall you with their acumen. They have oodles of fun discussing the performances, familiar faces from previous films, and a small (but quite tasty) role from dear Philip Seymour Hoffman in Red Dragon!

Wow, we're already to the fourth film collaboration of Philip Seymour Hoffman and Paul Thomas Anderson! There are a bunch of first time collaborators here, with the most surprising being Adam Sandler. For the film that helped us all realize Adam Sandler could do more than light-hearted comedies and silly voices, the guys bring on Colin Bressler to talk about the off-beat rom-com Punch-Drunk Love!

Love Liza is an emotional film written by Gordy Hoffman -- none other than the older brother of Philip Seymour Hoffman! Of course P.S.H. gives it his all, but was the film the vehicle they were hoping it to be? You tell us!

Politics is always a delightful discussion... right? In 2000, Philip Seymour Hoffman was in a documentary about the Bush/Gore Presidential Election. Brian and Kyle brought in Dan Poeschl, who has experience in the two worlds of production and politics, to help us examine the documentary and what the filmmakers were trying to convey for both that election and our overall process.

There's so much to say, but here's the easiest way: THIS MOVIE ROCKS! Join the guys as they discuss one of their favorite films: the coming-of-age story with a dynamite performance (by Philip Seymour Hoffman as the real-life music critic Lester Bangs): Almost Famous!

It's an invasion! ... Of a Hollywood film crew into a small New England town. Brian and Kyle discuss film production lingo and inside jokes, Alec Baldwin's hairy chest, a fun encounter we had with Julia Stiles, and many scenes of Philip Seymour Hoffman in State and Main! Plus: stick around for a special announcement!