Quarantinema

It's the way of the future! It's our first Leo/Scorsese movie on the podcast and overall it's pretty...meh? Connor discusses the oddity of how everything in a movie can be done so well yet be so uninteresting at the same time. Also we discuss Leo and Cate Blanchett's amazing performances while demanding justice for Jim Carey!

I eat because I'm unhappy; I'm unhappy because I eat. We get groovy with the funniest Austin Powers movie and pay tribute to the GOAT Heather Graham. Connor also discusses the brilliance of Fat Bastard and a surprising story that may explain where Mike Myers has been all these years. YEAH BABY!

Argo fuck yourself, kids! We're talking about this forgotten Best Picture winner and also praising one of the great character actors of the last decade: Scoot McNairy. Connor also goes over the 2013 Oscars and gives his take on who should have won.

Say what you want about Mel Gibson but the son of a bitch knows story structure. We're talking Apocalypto, one of the great underrated movies of all time. We discuss how great a director Gibson is, the simplicity of the film, and an update on how Tony is doing as our new mascot.

Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? No! And neither is this episode! Connor drinks in Animal House and talks John Belushi, one of the most underrated movie villains of all time, AND a new social media challenge for those of you who aren't sick of them yet!

Stay classy, Quarantinema! Dr. Alex Zigmont joins us to talk about the comedy that defined a generation: Anchorman! We discuss what weapons we'd if we were involved in the fight scene, Will Ferrell's naked body, and we welcome our new mascot, Tony, to the squad!

This movie STINKS! Connor doesn't really have much input so basically spends the whole episode talking about Fudruckers, James Marsden's doppleganger, and becoming a man.

Sit down and grab a Popsicle! We're throwing it back to 1973 as Connor goes into American Graffiti. This timeless classic kickstarted so many solid careers and gives us an amazing George Lucas more not in a galaxy far, far away. Connor talks about the impact on teen movies, an amazing future director and Ron Howard, and how gosh darn stupid gangs in 1962 were.

It's the Easter episode! Connor hops into 'American Gangster' and gives out the first Quarantinema homework assignment! We break down the dynamic between Denzel and Russell Crowe and Connor gives his Top 5 Easter movies of all time.

We kick off our 'American' trilogy with special guest Brenna Carney in studio! We're talking about one of the great American scripts of all time: American Beauty. Connor and Brenna debate how much new Kevin Spacey changes your perspective of the film, Allison Janney is one good looking old lady, and YABOS!