Mark and Rick have a "reviewsit" of Weird Al's foray into film UHF with their guest, fan of the podcast Jeremy Nute! Jeremy clarifies the creation of the PG-13 movie rating, Mark shares that in his youth he recorded "MFS" aka "Mark's Funny Shows" on a My First Sony recorder as inspired by the film and every joins in to sing-a-long to the Spatula City commercial jingle. The gents also read off a list of programs shown on George Newman's Channel 62 station, Rick reveals how he places gambling bets on My Little Pony and everyone ponders as to whether the movie inspired the later released Forrest Gump. Grab a Twinkie Weiner Sandwich and click the Play button to listen in......before Indiana Weird Al whips your entire arm off !

Mark and Rick wish you a Happy Easter and Passover from the satellite Movie Cave office as they share some final thoughts on Top Gun and get ready to travel to a local Beerfest. Huzzah! The gents play a modified game version called "Oh Where Did These Actors' Original Faces Go?" with the film's cast, suggest the potential costumes they'd wear to a Die Hard convention and point out their favorite bad TV dubs for Bruce Willis movies. Mark also relays how playing Supermarket Sweep will get you banned from Long Island grocery stores and the gents pitch the idea for an Amish-themed soap opera. Tweet them @5DollarBinPOD so they can shout at ya back while they stumble around the Brew Woo! Cheers!

Mark and Rick have a "reviewsit" of the film Top Gun with some unofficial visitors observing and commenting in the background. The Movie Cave gets into a debate over Tom Cruise's movie Vanilla Sky, Rick compares most of the film to its parody Hot Shots! and Mark keeps everyone in suspense about a big reveal shared by the end of the podcast. The wingmen also discuss the go-to actors for director brothers Ridley and Tony Scott, point out the string of hit movie theme songs Kenny Loggins had in the 80s and everyone tries to recreate Iceman's famous bite move. Put on your flight suits, pick a call sign and take flight with these dangerous lads....because we got the need, THE NEED TO JOKE INDEED!

Mark and Rick share their final thoughts on the film Major League, ponder why baseball movies use real team names whereas football movies use made up ones and look into the history of the introduction of extra crispy chicken at KFC. The lads discuss an apparent "Actor Exchange Program" between Major League, The Fugitive & Backdraft, Rick (Team Xtra Crispy) researches if they'll ever make a Quantum Leap movie and Mark (Team Original Recipe) sings the Hozier-version jingle for the Church's Chicken restaurant chain...in fact he does a lot of singing! Tweet them @5DollarBinPOD to place your order at The Lady Dinner House!

Mark and Rick have a "reviewsit" of the movie Major League with their sports expert guest Matt Willis (ESPN! NatickImprov's Penguin Apocalypse troupe! @WillisOnNASCAR)!! Willis reveals the alternate ending to this classic film, the gents realize how much the '80s film industry really wanted a Miami baseball team and Mark does his Lou Brown impression that comes off a little too Sling Blade. The lads also discover that Charlie Sheen plays a continuation of his Ferris Bueller character, ponder the athletic prowess of the whole Sheen/Estevez family and deem Mr. Smee in the movie Hook to be the "Rick Vaughn of the pirate world." Grab a bat and glove to join them in the field...but never, NEVER mess with Jobu's rum!!

Mark and Rick bring you a special bonus episode all about The Oscars, recorded on the day of the awards ceremony. The lads utilize a method of very "fuzzy logic" to try to predict the winners...especially having not seen a majority of the nominees. The fellas also discuss academy selection conspiracy theories, question past Best Picture winners over the years and both come to the agreement that the movie "Butter Lamp" should win the Best Foreign Language Film. Join in the fun by comparing their picks to the actual winners to see how well they did and maybe even sing along to a Tom Jones song or two! Also, be like Birdman and tweet them @5DollarBinPOD.

Mark and Rick wish you a Happy Valentine's Day and a Happy Presidents Day, while sharing some final thoughts on the movie Spaceballs. The lads list off all the Mel Brooks films, discuss the great career of Rick Moranis and play a new game called "Doctor, Judge or Rabbi." Rick also prepares for his postponed V-Day laser tag date night, Mark ponders the plural of "moose" and the fellas pitch possible plots of some Spaceballs sequels and prequels. Beam them @5DollarBinPOD and they'll meet you for lunch at Good Burger: Home of the Good Burger!!

Mark and Rick have a "reviewsit" of the film Spaceballs while hiding out from the ongoing snow storms. Rick shows off his superfandom for the flick, numerous pop culture references (Wizard of Oz, Aliens, Max Headroom, etc.) are pointed out and the lads get all giddy as they get to mimic their favorite quotes from this Mel Brooks classic. While "combing the desert" to cover all things Mega Maid, The Schwartz and Pizza the Hutt, the fellas also provide the latest news on Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money and Mark breaks out his wacky kid voice. Buckle up, Cinemaniacs, because this episode is about to go to Ludicrous Speed!!

Mark and Rick share their final thoughts on 1989's Batman, discuss what's next for the Dark Knight and ponder other villains from the Bat-universe that could/should show up in a future movie. The gents also discover that Jack Nicholson did not appear as a character named "Jack" in as many films as you think, compare the similarities between Rick & Patrick Swayze and share the time the lads tried a strange remedy toward their next-day hangovers. Tweet them @5DollarBinPOD, grab a magic beer and meet them in the drinking tree house!!

Mark and Rick have a "reviewsit" of 1989's Batman with their guest Josh Martin (YouTube! @JMarts99)!! Rick relays some fun facts about earlier drafts of the film including how Robin Williams was originally going to play The Joker, Michael Jackson was to provide the music and that Robin was to be introduced by the end of the movie. Mark shares how he took "Batman and Barbie" class in college and Josh does a spot on impression of Jack Palance's Boss Grissom. Through further spelunking of the Movie Cave, the lads also list off Batman and The Joker's "wonderful toys," point out certain words in the movie that went over their heads when they were nine and argue over which Batman franchise had the better Batmobile. Hop in the Batwing, grab a few Joker products and Batdance your way toward a Caped Crusade for your ears!!!