On this landmark episode of The Golden Briefcase, hosts Tim Buel and Jeremy Kirk go through their latest picks of the week, the newest DVD & Blu-ray releases, new trailers for 2 Guns, Adam Wingard's You're Next, This is The End and Winding Refn's Only God Forgives and more. The main topic of the night was an overview of the directing career of Danny Boyle in honor of his new film Trance hitting limited release this week. The guys go over Boyle's ever evolving filmography and discuss the director's various trademarks and abilities. They also talk about movies they'd love to see Boyle tackle and other genres he could explore.

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim (sans Jeremy) is joined by guest Brian Collins from Horror Movie a Day (HMAD) and Badass Digest to go through their latest picks of the week, the newest in DVD & Blu-ray releases, and the new trailers for Roland Emrich's White House Down and James Mangold's The Wolverine. The main topic of the night was a comprehensive review of Sam Raimi's Evil Dead Franchise, in honor of the new Evil Dead coming out. The guys talk over the three films including their favorites and the impact they've had on horror. They also speculate on the success of the new version.

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim & Jeremy are joined by guest Josh Brunsting from CriterionCast.com to go through their latest picks of the week, the newest in DVD & Blu-ray releases, new trailers for Terrence Malick's To the Wonder and DreamWorks Animation's Turbo and much more. The main topic of the night was a recap with Josh of this past month's 2013 SXSW Film Festival held down in Austin, Texas, which just wrapped up (award winners here). Josh goes through some of his favorite films of the fest and also some that should be avoided in this full recap. Listen in for another excellent TGB episode!

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim & Jeremy are joined by Kevin Carr from Fat Guys at the Movies to go through their picks of the week, the newest DVD & Blu-ray releases, new trailers for The Hangover Part III and Kick-Ass 2 and more. The main topic of the night was a discussion on the fall from Oscar grace, in honor of Halle Barry's The Call hitting theaters. The guys talk over some notable examples of distinguished actors and actresses who made wrong moves after their wins and may have ruined their career. They also reflect on the various Oscar winners in recent years and if they see them following suit.

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim (sans Jeremy) is joined by Steve Weintraub of Collider to go through their latest picks of the week, the newest in DVD & Blu-ray releases, new trailers for James Wan's The Conjuring and SXSW premiere Holy Ghost People and much more. The main topic of the night was a discussion on the career of fan-favorite filmmaker Sam Raimi, in honor of his new movie Oz: The Great and Powerful hitting theaters this weekend. The guys talk over the high and low points of Raimi's career, his techniques and style and where they would like to see him go with his movies in years to come.

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by Ryan Turek from ShockTillYouDrop and producer of The Night Stalkers to go through their latest picks of the week, the newest in DVD & Blu-ray releases, new trailers for The Internship and Scenic Route and more. The main topic of the night was a discussion on the Devil in cinema, in honor of horror film The Last Exorcism: Part II hitting theaters. The guys talk over the convention of Satanism and the devil in film and how they're used in films past and present. They also discuss the most popular examples and if this trend will still be relevant.

On this episode of The Golden Briefcase Breakdown, hosts Tim & Jeremy are joined by guest Liam O'Donnell of Hydraulx for a spoiler-filled discussion on Paul Verhoeven's 1997 science fiction action cult classic Starship Troopers, based on the Robert A. Heinlein novel, starring Casper Van Dien. The main purpose of Breakdown episodes is to to ponder, discuss and challenge the films that we feel often need more than just a simple review. We breakdown the film to discuss plots and theories in order to better understand the director's vision and hopefully challenge our listeners at home to re-evaluate the way they watch cinema.

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by Liam O'Donnell of Hydraulx Entertainment to go through their latest picks of the week, the newest in DVD & Blu-ray releases, new trailers for Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers and Danny Boyle's Trance and more. The main topic of the night was a discussion on the Die Hard Franchise, in honor of John Moore's A Good Day to Die Hard in theaters now. The guys talk about the strong and weak points of the series, what makes a good Die Hard film and also about the multitude of Die Hard rip-offs that flooded the market in the years after the original.

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by Sam Zimmerman from Fangoria to go through their latest picks of the week, the newest in DVD & Blu-ray releases, new trailers for friend of the show Josh Johnson's SXSW VHS documentary Rewind This! and Justin Lin's Fast & Furious 6 and plenty more. The main topic of the night was a discussion on the zombies sub-genre in honor of Jonathan Levine's Warm Bodies, which is now playing in theaters everywhere. The guys talk over some of the strengths and weaknesses of the genre and where they would like to see it go from here on out. Listen in!

On this episode of The Golden Briefcase Breakdown, hosts Tim & Jeremy are joined by guest Peter S. Hall of Movies.com for a spoiler-filled discussion on Swedish director Tomas Alfredson's 2011 adaptation of John le Carré's novel Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, featuring Gary Oldman and Colin Firth. The main purpose of Breakdown episodes is to to ponder, discuss and challenge the films that we feel often need more than just a simple review. We breakdown the film to discuss plots and theories in order to better understand the director's vision and hopefully challenge our listeners at home to re-evaluate the way they watch cinema.