Sam returns to help kick off the beginning of the 1999 Retrospective Mini Series to review the Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts rom-com, Notting Hill with Jordan, Kyle and Manny.

The namesake RETURNS!! Sam slides back into the hosting chair and joins Jordan, Kyle and Manny to pay homage to Tony Todd, discuss some movies they've watched and to catch up on fan letters and comments.

Jordan returns from her east coast excursion to join Kyle and Manny as they count down the Top 20 film about TV as well as discussing some of the movies they've been watching.

In honor of Remembrance Day, Jordan, Manny and Kyle have decided to review the 1957 classic film, The Bridge on the River Kwai starring Sir Alec Guiness, Sessue Hayakawa and William Holden.

Before they begin the 1999 Retrospective Mini Series, Manny and Kyle have a little fun with another draft inspired by the Screen Drafts Podcast. Manny and Kyle share 16 films that they both gave 3 stars to from 1990-1998 so they sit down and draft the Top 7 of them. Which films will make the final list?

Manny and Kyle pay tirbute to Teri Garr as well as discuss a few films they have watched over the last week.

Kyle and Manny review the 2019 Jordan Peele film, Us as it won this year's Halloween Horror vote.

Manny and Kyle sit down to dicsuss the films they've watched this past week and Kyle shares some very exciting news!

Kyle, Jordan and Manny count down their Top 10 films of 1998 as well as revealing the Top 10 of the PFG's. Manny has once again tabulated all the votes and used his Super Secret Scoring System to announce the Podcast's Best film of 1998.

Jordan, Kyle and Manny get together to reassess the 71st Academy Awards and decide if they got it right back then and who they would pick as their winners now with 26 years hindsight. It's a new format this year so let us know what you think.