Josh and Nick are back this week to talk about the seminal slapstick classic, The Naked Gun. The dawgs start with a discussion on the newest installment in the series, the current state of comedy, and ponder if people still like this brand of humor. Then they dive deep on Naked Gun, and its origins as a TV show. What joke makes the dawgs laugh the hardest? Like, rate, subscribe!

You won’t like Josh and Nick when they’re angry. So do them a favor, and listen to them nerd out over 2003’s Hulk. The fall and rise of Marvel. The decades long development hell of bringing Hulk to the big screen. Is this the best cinematic depiction of the Hulk ever? Are the Hulk Hands the most genius piece of marketing ever? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick have a train to catch. And it’s headed Arizoney-way. Join the dawgs this week as they discuss the 2007 remake, 3:10 To Yuma. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick want to know, what’s a bad miracle? The dawgs dive deep into 2022’s Nope. The mid-career switch of Jordan Peele. The idea of spectacle. Man vs. Nature. Superman talk! Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick, in typical Road Dawgs fashion, choose the third movie in a franchise this week with Mission: Impossible 3. Couch-jumping Cruise. Kenneth Branagh owes Nick some money. The raised stakes brought to this film by Philip Seymour Hoffman. Aaron Paul can’t stop rocking hard. Is this the most “crucial” film in this franchise? Can you even IMAGINE a Fincher-directed Mission: Impossible? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick check in on the state of movies a little over a quarter of the way through the year. Then, Josh introduces a new segment entitled “Studio Survey”, where the dawgs try and piece together what audiences want, and what the studio system is giving them. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick stay in the 1950s and take a leap one year forward to discuss the noir-thriller classic “The Night Of The Hunter”. Respecting what happens behind the camera as much as in front. The surreal, gothic fairytale tension the film builds. Harry Powell as destruction and salvation. What animal in the “nature montage” should’ve spoken up? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick hog the binoculars to see what’s going on in the courtyard as they discuss the 1954 masterpiece, Rear Window. Hitchcock Comes To America. Alma Hitchcock’s influence on his films. Josh is mad you don’t watch more black and white films. What do the “windows” say about L.B.? And why can’t we stop creepin on each other 70 years later? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick know that all they are is what they’re going after. All roads have led the dawgs here; for the show’s 100TH EPISODE, they discuss one of their all-time favorites, Michael Mann’s 1995 crime saga, HEAT! Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick return with their yearly movie draft. Like, rate, subscribe!