Josh and Nick share their favorite films from this past year. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick pay their respects to the late great David Lynch. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick reunite this week to discuss a sweet little film by the name of Ruby Sparks. The creative partnership of Zoe Kazan and Paul Dano, and the talented stable they bring along the way. LA as a character. The pitfalls this movie avoids by having a female voice behind it. Is the rom-com coming back? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick do some peepin n creepin as they discuss 1989’s The Burbs. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick take a break from the regular scheduled programming, and share some films with you they saw for the first time this year. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick bring you an episode nearly three years in the making, The VelociPastor! The boon of self-financed filmmakers. So shlock it hurts. Where the heck is VelociPastor 2 at?!?!? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick know we are here to ruin ourselves and to break our hearts and love the wrong people and die! So listen to us chat about 1987’s Moonstruck while you’re here. Superstar Cher. Simmering Nic Cage. Norman Jewison holding it all together. The specific cultural milieu of New York Italian-Americans. The operatic nature of the film’s characters. Is this the best rom-com ever? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick take a “Slow Boat To China” as they conclude their conversation about 2012’s The Master. Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick want you to know if you leave this podcast now, in the next life you shall be our sworn enemy and we will show you no mercy, so skip that hassle and listen to the dawgs discuss 2012’s The Master. PTA’s ability to capture time and place. Can Freddie be “cured”? Does Dodd truly believe he is helping people? Who is the true “master”? Like, rate, subscribe!

Josh and Nick return this week to discuss 1970’s The Conformist. “Dawgs Of Future Casts” comes to an end. The provocative career of Bernardo Bertolucci. The danger of the bystander. Storytelling through architecture. Is Marcello the most detestable main character ever? Like, rate, subscribe!