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This week, Jacob and Aaron indulge in some junk food with Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters. The two lay out the trail of breadcrumbs that led to them being bewitched by the film.

To keep up with Oscar news, Aaron and Jacob investigate the past of "best films." They say a lot of words about the meaning of a single one in what they can only hope is the Citizen Kane of podcasts.

It's the holiday season, and Jacob presents Aaron with a trip back to a time when you could visit not just one, but four homes to celebrate: Four Christmases. The two bond over the traditional, traditional rom-com, and look to add to Four with new sequels and cross-overs.

Halloween is near, and Jacob & Aaron see The Forest through the trees. Failing to cut the deadwood out, their discussion gets lost down tangential paths to the Lorax, dating celebrities, and Hubie Halloween.

This week, Aaron and Jacob's countdown to Halloween reaches Se7en. The two unbox Fincher's meticulous thriller by pitting it against the similar Silence of the Lambs.

As Spooky Season trots on, Aaron and Jacob make some noise for The Silence of the Lambs. While procedurals don't typically satisfy their palate, they eagerly devour the cinematic craft of the skin-crawling thriller.

Spooky Season continues as Jacob and Aaron bring Orphan into the fold. Older but not wiser having seen the twisty thriller, the two nurture their discussion the only way they know how - with lessons on giraffe legs.

To celebrate Spooky Season, Jacob and Aaron invoke The Love Witch, and fall under the spell of its seductive 60s style. Like the bizarre film, the resulting podcast is pure chaos magic.

This week, Aaron and Jacob are here to chew bubblegum and watch They Live... and they're all out of bubblegum. The two have no need for any six-minute slugfests - Carpenter's serving up lots of 80s cheese, and they're more than happy to consume.

As Spooky Season opens, Jacob brings Aaron along for the ride to Escape from Tomorrow, where dreams of a filmmaking career come to crash and burn. The two address the various elephants in the room to decipher if the guerrilla filmmaking is Dumb-o, Goofy, or, um, icky.