This week, Joel and Andy watch Catch that Kid, the 2004 caper film starring Kristen Stewart as the leader of a trio of teenage bank robbers who need cash to pay for her father's experimental surgery.

For the month of November, Joel and Andy are watching heist films. This week, they watch Christopher McQuarrie's 2000 caper film The Way of the Gun.

For the month of November, Joel and Andy are watching heist films. This week, it's Hackers, the 1995 drama about a group of high school cybercriminals starring Jonny Lee Miller, Angelina Jolie and Matthew Lillard.

In Money Plane, Darius "The Rumble" Grouch III (Kelsey Grammar) hires Jack Reese (Adam "Edge" Copeland) and his team to take down the "Money Plane," a flying casino full of criminals who can bet on any illegal activity they want. Together, Joel and Andy find its silver lining.

This week, Joel and Andy watch Jason X, the tenth installment in the Friday the 13th franchise. Set in the year 2455, a cryogenically-frozen Jason Voorhees thaws out and wreaks havoc on a spaceship.

This week, Joel and Andy watch The Devil's Advocate, a film where Keanu Reeves plays a hotshot lawyer with a bad southern accent who is seduced by a big city law firm that may, in fact, be run by the devil.

For the month of October, Joel and Andy are watching horror films. This week, it's Doctor Sleep, the sequel to Stephen King's The Shining.

For the month of October, Joel and Andy are watching horror films. This week, they watch Van Helsing, the 2004 Hugh Jackman film about the infamous titular vampire hunter.

Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre end the month with Gone in 60 Seconds, a film where retired car thief Memphis Raines must steal 50 cars in 72 hours to save his brother Kip.

Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre watch Knowing, a film where Nicholas Cage plays a MIT professor who receives a letter from a time capsule predicting 50 years worth of disasters. It's a wild ride - and together Joel and Andy find its silver lining.