Sage and Zack have arrived at the final theatrically released film in the holy franchise, The Forever Purge (2021). With the help of journalist and NFFA expert Séamus Malekafzali, your intrepid hosts explore where the series currently stands and what awaits it in the future. Does this movie contain cinema's greatest one-liner? Did it predict the January 6th Capital Riot? Is it the most fundamental expression of Trump Era liberal politics? Find out now on The Purgecast.

Read Séamus's writing on the Middle East here.

It's February, but Romance Month is nowhere to be found and in its place is Black Cinema Month. As the gang begins a month focused on black filmmakers, they discuss game changing films that live up to the hype, Gordon Parks' early blaxploitation crime thriller Shaft (1971), and the terrifying purgatory that awaits animators who "get Shreked."

As 2023 in Review comes to a close, Zack finally exacts his vengeance by subjecting his co-hosts to a double feature, repaying a grudge years in the making. Topics include the 2024 Oscar nominations, 2023 films that made The Film Majors hopeful about the future of cinema, Greta Gerwig's blockbuster comedy Barbie, and Christopher Nolan's devastating historical drama Oppenheimer. Also, Alexis yells at her mom.

Ugly, gay, and untalented are words that have been applied to both the main characters of this week's film and the hosts of this show. Alexis, Mick, and Zack discuss 2023 acting MVPs, Emma Seligman's unhinged high school comedy Bottoms, and the trauma and devastation brought on by Super Bowl XLIX.

2023 in Review Month continues as your hosts delve into cinematic depictions of A.I., Gareth Edwards' ambitious sci-fi epic The Creator, and why Alexis's nephew does in fact have the juice.

The Film Majors are going on vacation, but I heard them exclaim, ere they drove out of sight, "A Cursed Christmas to all, and to all a great fright!" In their final episode of 2023, the gang is joined by Formerly Straight host Sloan Golden to talk what makes a good Christmas film, Robert Zemeckis's motion capture holiday duology The Polar Express and A Christmas Carol, and a very nasty spill taken by an old old man. Happy holidays!

The children are trembling under their beds while nightmares of cinema dance in their heads because it is still A Film Majors Cursed Christmas! Your hosts talk transformative makeup work, Ron Howard's whobaliscious holiday extravaganza How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and Mick's new understanding of Zack's experience with Baz Luhrmann's Elvis.

Jake Sabitt, past and future guest of The Film Majors, hops in to talk The First Purge (2018), the fourth film in the franchise and the first not to be directed by its patron saint, James DeMonaco. Is this the most dated film in the series? Does it give us a worthy successor to Frank Grillo's Leo Barnes? Will it ultimately ruin Pete Davidson's autobiographical comedy The King of Staten Island? The Purgecast is your only source for answers.

There's chestnuts roasting by an open fire and some horrific films are about to be nipping at your nose because it's A Film Majors Cursed Christmas! Your hosts venture into the last weeks of 2023 to discuss baffling career moves by established actors, Troy Miller's unsettling family holiday film Jack Frost, and if Alexis is choking to death.