Paul recounts his days as a "sh*t-uponer" and Laurvis McKorney is unleashed when guest Mario Colli-Moon returns to aid in outshining the yet-to-be-released sequels to 2009's "Avatar."

Everybody boos at least once when the passionate pinheads reunite with guest Ethan Edenburg for a spirited debate on 2005's "Son of the Mask."

Paul gives a live candy bar review and Travis welcomes him to the gutter when guests Becca and Zak White join our goofy guild in extending the saga of 1988's "Beetlejuice."

Prom politics are analyzed, Guest Adam Hofbauer over-prepares and we all get a glimpse of what the world would be like if Travis had the powers of a studio executive in this fan-fueled episode focused on 1999's "She's All That."

Pizza toppings, hairlines and proximity to genitals are obligatory subject matter when Paul sets out to prolong 2003's "The Room" with guests Nick Gartner and Erin Marie Hogan.

Guest hosts Steve Clemmons & Katie Hoyt establish the "Minute-to-Michael Ratio" and guest judge Brooks "BJ" Hall doesn't want to go into Paul's imagination during a high stakes face-off with 2008's "Lost Boys: The Tribe."

The Cinema Successors have the impudence to follow up a "fixed point" in movie history. It's the ultimate challenge: Continuing the story of 1991's "Thelma & Louise."

Deck the halls. Skip the songs. Avoid the quicksand. These and more are the lessons learned and discussed when the cheery chuckleheads get the better of 1997's "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas" with gleeful guests Sierra Green and Jason Peugh.

Paul gives gifts, a new record is set and Adam Sandler comes up a lot somehow when the festive foursome are joined by guests Kelly Nienaltowski and Mark Whitten for a Christmas chronicling of 1995's "While You Were Sleeping." Featuring guest host Lauren Goetz.

There should've only been one. At least that's what Paul and guest Sachin Medhekar argue about 1991's "Highlander II: The Quickening" in an episode that doubles as our unwitting tribute to the late Sir Sean Connery.