1984 was another amazing year, from Ghostbusters to Beverly Hills Cop to C.H.U.D. to Terminator, so many great films were in 1984 and we Petar puts it "1984 was the first year the 80's were comfortable being the 80's".

How accurate does a film have to be to be called a true story? If a movie is %80 made up can it still be a "true story"? What if a story has been thoroughly debunked and yet the movie that comes out years later still calls it a "true story"?

1983 is another great year in film... where do you fall on the movies of 1983?

Yet another excursion into the Grindhouse with 42nd Street Pete.

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Pete is back and so is Grindhouse Purgatory.

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PG-13 used to be a real rating with real weight behind it whereas now PG-13 is simply a label for a compromised film. What happened to the rating and how did it fall so hard?

1982 might just be the most awesome year in film ever. Death Wish II, Conan, Tron, Blade Runner, Star Trek II, Friday the 13th III, Poltergeist, ET and so many other amazing films came out in 1982.

We are all old... lets face it. How has the new generation of low budget filmmakers changed how films are made and is it better or worse that this is happening?

Petar is out this week so Cecil and Josh talk about some random "controversies" happening at the moment.

Another episode, another year and 1981 was a damn good year indeed.

An American Werewolf in London, Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen, Escape from New York, Galaxy of Terror, Heavy Metal, Piranha II: The Spawning, Saturday the 14th and so many other key movies came out in this great year.