Roy Scheider followed up his JAWS success with a strong supporting roles in one of the best thrillers of the '70s - Dustin Hoffman and Laurence Olivier lead John Schlesinger's MARATHON MAN! Is it safe?

It's that time of year, campers - the fourth annual Camp Horror Film Festival returns to the Roxy Theater in Missoula, MT. Camp Safety Counselor John Howard joins the podcast to talk all the movies, fun, gore, and s'mores you'll be able to experience this year!

Well, we've reached the big one - Mike and Mike go long as they discuss Roy Scheider's role in what is probably their favorite movie of all time, Steven Spielberg's JAWS. What a picture.

In this impromptu bonus episode, Mike and Mike decided to take an extra 20 minutes to discuss DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE... and then spent almost an hour talking about the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as is tradition.

This week, Roy Scheider stars with Jeannie Berlin in this mostly forgotten '70s romantic comedy-drama. But this funny, earnest, heartfelt movie is ripe for rediscovery - and may just feature one of Scheider's best performances.

If you feel it, chase it! The original TWISTER has a long history on this podcast as one of Mike D's fabled Babysitter Movies, so of course we had to talk about TWISTERS, the new follow-up from director Lee Isaac Chung and starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell.

This week, we're back in the Cage with one of this summer's biggest success stories, Osgood Perkins' LONGLEGS! The hit horror film from NEON is packing theaters everywhere, and Cage's performance (hidden in all of the marketing) has been generating a ton of buzz - so it's time to talk about it!

It's time for a Mike Makes Mike Watch! This week, Smith is making Mike D catch up with Walter Hill's rock and roll fable, 1984's STREETS OF FIRE - meanwhile, Mike D is filling in a disaster movie blind spot for Smith with 2003's THE CORE!

This week, Roy Scheider gets his first leading role in a pseudo-follow-up to THE FRENCH CONNECTION, 1973's THE SEVEN-UPS! Come for the grimy '70s New York City crime setting, stay for an all-timer car chase!

It's time for a bonus Off Mike Discussions episode! This week, Mike D is watching a Dario Argento documentary and catches up with BAD BOYS: RIDE OR DIE and ABIGAIL, while Smith watched David Lean's BRIEF ENCOUNTER for the first time and has thoughts on HIT MAN, A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE, and THE ACOLYTE!