2017: The year of horror movies, the year of too many blockbusters, and the year white men are cancelled (Weinstein, Spacey, etc).

The boys run down the list of what they liked in 2017 and some movies they didn't. From a documentary about cats in Istanbul, to alternate endings of Get Out, and the most divisive Star War to date, no stone is left unturned.

The boys also try to predict who will have a good year in 2018 and what might stink up cinemas next year.

Happy new year from the Questions Like This boys.

Plus: #Reylo, the nostalgia trend, Saoirse Ronan, Del Toro and Kojima, weak adaptations, and more!

It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year!

On this extra-length, uncut holiday special the boys rundown the list of bonafide holiday classics from TV Specials, feature films, and those best left forgotten. From Home Alone to the Star Wars Holiday Special they leave no stone unturned. We come up short on Hanukkah and Kwanzaa movies though, do better Hollywood!

Plus: Muppet Christmas Carol, Mid-career Schwarzenegger, cable censorship, and Ramadan telenovelas.

Who is Tommy Wiseau? What is the Room? How was it made? When did it come out? Most importantly, why does it exist?

The "Citizen Kane" of bad movies is firm favorite of the hosts and we unpack just about everything there is about this 50-car pile-up of a movie like: Wiseau not being able to recite his own damn lines, shooting simultaneously in two formats, sex scenes with really bad music, cast and crew turnover, the infamous billboard, and more dropped threads than a strip club.

Plus, we're excited about "The Disaster Artist" and "Best F(r)iends."

Well folks, Hollywood is a shitty place for women...or is it? We take a look at the role women have had in films both on and off camera. From Alice Guy-Blaché to Pam Grier, women have been present despite all the shit they have to deal with (read: being harassed by creepy old men). We talked about some tropes and notable "women's" genres throughout the years but not chick flicks. And uh I'm sure we didn't even cover 1/10th of all the cool shit women have done in film (go take a Women in Film class folks)

Also: Hedy Lamarr and Bluetooth, something about Harrison Ford, funny bits, meeting a tough sabra chick like Gal Gadot

Alright sports fans, which flicks would be in the sports movie hall of fame? We tackle all the major American sports and some little girl sport called soccer. We breakdown the criteria for some good ass sports movies, talk about bonafide classics, and some films best left forgotten. I stand by my Pacino comment.

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In a special Halloween off-script spectacular, the boys talk about some of their favorite scary movies (for kids) like Hocus Pocus, Halloweentown, and shows like Are You Afraid of the Dark? and Tales from the Crypt plus some grown up favorites like Hammer Horror and Universal Monsters.

Sadly they forgot to bring up the most perfect Halloween movie of all time: Ernest Scared Stupid.

Also: The Simpsons, Canadians, Ross as Rob Kardashian in that tv show, and more!

We've seen movies you people wouldn't believe. A Crusades movie with actual brown actors. Eight different cuts of a dystopian SF classic. All those films will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.

Well, the latter half of Nicolas Cage's career is less...uplifting than the first. What drives a man to such lows? This week we try to answer by looking at his post-millennium career. From National Treasure to Sonny and of course The Wicker Man, we discuss everything the Cager has done up to now plus some of his latest and upcoming movies!

Also: DMX, Late Era Seagal, the tough questions, and more detours than the 405 at 2am

Our first ever two-parter! We ask just who the hell Academy Award winner (yes, folks!)Nicolas Cage really is and what are some of the stand outs from the first half of his milieu. From "Peggy Sue Got Married" to the action trilogy of masterpieces "The Rock, Con Air, and Face/Off," we discuss all the hits (and misses) of early Nic Cage. Join us next time for the incredible post-2000s period of Nic Cage which gets...weird.

Also: Robocop, John Woo, antagonistic brother movies, does Sofia Coppola like her cousin?, and more banter!

This week we take a look into Shia LaBeouf's illustrious acting career (and then some.) From Even Stevens to Fury, Shia has done it all and perhaps he shouldn't have done a few of those things. Movies, television, performance art, and of course white boy rapping are just a few things under LaBeouf's belt!

Also: Christy Carlson Romano, Disney Channel Original Movies, Michael Bay-isms, Shia falling asleep watching his own movies.