The surviving 4 films of the 1929 Best Picture race have a combined iMDB rating of 22.2. That's adding them all up. It's...not great.

Prison Revolt! Adultery! Court Intrigue! War! The Suez Canal! 1930 has a little bit of everything, as long as everything is basically one of those five subjects. Craig and Meghann continue the Great Work, with the Best Picture Nominees of 1930.

We're beginning to think this journey might not be worth it after all. Meghann and Craig talk about the Best Picture nominees of 1931. It's bleak.

Matty Smith joins Meghann and Craig, as always, for a very special The Oscar Should Go To episode. Cameos by Hamnet, Mater, Count Orlok, Dek, the Train from Train Dreams and more!

Meghann and Craig tackle what many critics call the greatest year in the history of Oscar films. 1932.

Meghann and Craig reveal their Top 10 films of 2025, a list for which many influencers have been clamoring.

Meghann and Craig conquer the final 10 year best picture slate, the mostly forgotten films of 1933.

Meghann didn't like The Revenant then, will she like it now? Will Craig? Who will tell Leo? It's the 2015 Best Picture Nominees!

We're talking about the accessible Best Picture Nominees of 1934 and also about men and their lack of self awareness.

Meghann moved. Craig's a father. But nothing can keep us from bringing the people what they want, nay, need. One hour and twenty three minutes of 1935 Best Picture Nominees talk. Hold on to your Top Hats!