Zach is once again joined by Marshall Rosales for an epic length episode discussing 3 early Hitch misfires Number Seventeen (1932), Waltzes from Vienna (1934), and Secret Agent (1936).

Sometimes, you have to lose your way to get back home when the Reel Nerds review O' Brother, Where Art Thou?

The Reel Nerds stop and listen when they review Just Mercy.

Zach is joined at the Shamley Station by return guest Aaron Pendergast to board a train to madness as they dissect and find connections between 1943's Shadow of A Doubt and 1951's Strangers On A Train

The Reel Nerds are lean, green, and in everyone's ears when they reveal their favorite films of 1990.

Zach is joined by filmmaker and podcaster Matt Willocks as they follow the path of “The Cat” in 1955’s TO CATCH A THIEF. Listen as they dissect what many consider to be the least Hitchcockian film and find out how Hitchcockian it really is.

The Reel Nerds watch the ultimate tool when they review MacGruber.

When he said I do, he never said what he did when the Reel Nerds review True Lies.

This week, Zach welcomes back Marshall Rosales to have him drop some knowledge on the world of 3D cinema and how it comes into play in Hitch's 1954 classic, DIAL M FOR MURDER. (No Glasses Required for Listening)

If you don't listen to the Reel Nerds review Last Action Hero with guest actor Steve Kasan... big mistake!