This week the group tries to decide how they can fix the current situation that Sony Pictures has found themselves in...except for Aaron, he just wants to watch it burn. Also, David continues his trek through Seinfeld, and Jacob loses his mind over Phoenix Forgotten.

This week Aaron and Jacob talk about the first film of the modern superhero era: Blade. Also, it is the first film that Aaron and Jacob disagree on.

This week Jacob comes to the table with concern for the X-Men cinematic universe, and David and Aaron try to calm him down. Also, they've seen Gross Pointe Blank, and 2 of them are pretty excited about it.

This week Aaron and Jacob take a look at Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. When mutually assured destruction is more possible now than it should be, let's take the time to laugh at how stupid it all is.

This week the group dives back into the world of movies based on true stories. They talk newspapers, football teams, and...the apocalypse? No, that's not right. However, they do talk about the Bye Bye Man, which Aaron and Jacob have deemed one of the best/worst movies in years.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss one of the most classic comedies of all time: Blazing Saddles. They also find out that this format doesn't lend itself particularly well to comedies, but they both love the film nonetheless.

This week the group hashed it out over what the greatest movie trilogy of all time is, and then there's talk of The Little Mermaid. Also, they discuss their excitement over The Fate of the Furious.

This week Jacob and Aaron dive down the Alfred Hitchcock well again only to find his 1960 classic, Psycho. There are laughs, there are tears, there are murder shower scenes, so basically all the trappings of a good film...I think. I don't know, listen to them talk about it I guess.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss those main characters they just can't support and Aaron introduces one of the newest hashtags for the show in the Bad Movie segment.

This week Aaron and Jacob discuss the Hitchcock classic, Rear Window. A film that never had a 2007 rip-off film starring Shia Labeouf...yeah, never...