A spine tingling episode from the Joes as they slither through their October Horror list towards their main even, John Carpenter's Slasher Masterpiece Halloween

The Joes get their spook on with two B grade horror movies in preparation for their Halloween spectacular coming up on or around Halloween! In a "shocking" and "horrifying" turn of events Joey and Justin don't see eye to eye on at least of the movies. How does this play out? Will either survive to make it to tell the tale and make it to the Halloween special? Tune in and find out! 🎃🕸💀👻☠🔪⚰🎥

The Joes handle Clint Eastwood's biopic of the infamous  FBI director J Edgar Hoover and then Joey challenged Justin to watch Lady Snow blood, one of the movies that heavily influenced Joey's Favorite movie(Kill Bill) and they compare the two films and how Quentin Tarantino was inspired by the Japanese film!

The Joes discuss Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye and David Lynch's Blue Velvet in this very alt feeling episode of AJMCC. How well does Justin's attempt do introduce some different director's and styles to Joey go over?

The Joes are back and this episode they head to London to discus to a forbidden Jewish Lesbian love affair between the two Rachels(McAdams and Weisz) and then hop in their time machine and head to post WWII L.A. to talk about how Josh Brolin and Ryan Gosling try to bring down a terrorizing mobster(Sean Penn) 

The Joes are back and this time are tackling two hard hitting movies set in the midwest. They travel to the 30s and see Eliot Ness and his Gang go after Capone and then go to 1970s Indiana to watch a 5 foot nothin boy try to make his dream come true in Rudy!

The Joes are back at it in a milestone episode talking about two extremely different foreign films from two very different directors in Micheal Haneke and Akira Kurosawa!  Is this the episode the Joes finally agree on both movies?

The Joes tackle the Ingmar Bergman masterpiece "Persona" for their 5th outing while throwing in a lot of Marvel conversation including the World wide box office phenomenon that is "Avenger's Endgame" and the next challenge "Fanboys"

In the Average Joes' third outing they tackle  Spike Lee's "He Got Game" along with the second challenge as the action picks up a bit in "The Raid Redemption"

In this episode the Joes "travel across the pond and make their way to France for the challenge movie "La Haine" and then continue around the world, with a few live action pit stops in Agraba and Africa along the way,  to Japan for master film maker Akira Kurosawa's color debut in Dodes'ka-den