FWOAC drowns in multiple personalities, legos, murders and reviews talking FX's Legion, The Lego Batman Movie, and John Wick Chapter 2.

FWOAC braves the unpure curse of reviewing Split. Kicking things off Jacob and Pat get neck deep in new the Netflix series of Winter 2016-17. Following the review Jacob and Pat talk the Sundance film festival and look back at Other People, a film that premiered at Sundance 2016.

FWOAC jazz steps our way through a review of LA LA LAND. Before the review we talk cinematic resolutions for 2017 and after the review we talk film blindspots we hope to correct in the new year. And since you've been extra special good, Jacob and Pat throw in a last second Manchester by the Sea review.

FWOAC invites a force sensitive Star Wars author onto the show to discuss Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. On both sides of the review Jacob and Pat share their favorite films of last year, i.e. 2015.

FWOAC paddles beyond the reef to sail the Polynesian seas of Disney's Moana. Kicking things off Jacob and Pat ask Santa to grant their wishes for the films of 2017 and closing the show we once again talk Werner Herzog, discussing his latest film, Into the Inferno.

FWOAC wanders through the moroccan desert to review Allied. To start the show we run through our 2016 suggestions for holiday cinema gifts. On the back end we review SyFy's latest series debut, Incorporated.

FWOAC traverses the multiverse to review Dr. Strange. Starting the show we discuss TCM and Criterion's new streaming service FilmStruck. Following the Dr. Strange review we return to the multiplex and review scifi darling Arrival.

FWOAC celebrates its sesquicentennial episode with a review of Jack Reacher: Never Go Back. Kicking things off we go old school with a news roundup and later we close out the show discussing the horror films only streaming service Shudder.

FWOAC does the causality dance reviewing Phantasm Ravager as well as a slew of new time travel properties. We discuss NBC's Timeless, CW's Frequency, Netflix's Arq, and the film Synchronicity.

FWOAC travels to the old west, Harlem, and the Future old West reviewing WestWorld, Magnificent Seven and Luke Cage.