Max Von Sydow is dead. Time for a little retrospective with Gilbert and Lee's memories of the film "Needful Things" where the actor shines as Leland Gaunt aka The Devil. CORRECTION: Gil and Lee refer to the film "The Seventh Sign" when they mean to say "The Seventh Seal" during their discussion.

Gilbert and Lee dive into one of the most ambitious films of the 1980's; Robert Zemekis' Who Framed Roger Rabbit! Will it withstand the principal or will it get DIPPED?!

Gilbert and Lee ring in the New Year with a film that takes place Dec. 31, 1999. It's a strange one indeed. Ready for a wire trip?

It's the festive season and Lee and Gil are gonna watch a Christmas movie! The Denis Leary classic, The Ref. Is it still just as funny as they remember? And can they get past the fact that it stars Kevin Spacey?

Happy Halloween!! In this episode, Gil and Lee take a trip into fiction and try to determine what's real in this classic(?) John Carpenter film from 1995.

After a long hiatus, Gil and Lee sit down to with their close friend Doug Innes and watch his entry into the Scrappy Doo Labs, Joe Dante's Explorers. Does it hold up for him? Listen and find out!

It's 1982 and Jim Henson has released a new film and it's NOT The Muppets. How does this 25 million dollar art film hold up? Gilbert and Lee find out when they revisit this film from their childhood.

BY POPULAR REQUEST! Gil and Lee celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the parody TV classic film, "Weird" Al Yankovic's UHF aka "The Vidiot from UHF". Will this favorite from Lee's childhood withstand the Principle?

Gilbert and Lee view the pilot to a forgotten Canadian produced Sci-Fi show called The Starlost. Reputation says it's the worst science fiction show ever, but is it really?

Gilbert and Lee continue their Batman discussion with Grant Morrison and Dave McKean's artistic venture, Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth. Will it withstand the Scrappy Doo Principle?