Jordie and Clayton run down the top 20 movies and TV shows that helped them hobble through this dumpster fire of a year. Enough said. Happy New Year!

Jirard Khalil (YouTube's "The Completionist") joins the PropsCast to discuss video games, movies, and that troublesome area where the two overlap. Hadouken!

It's Halloween! Like, the actual day of Halloween! Jordie and Clayton talk about tricks, treats, The Exorcist, and many other subjects that aren't related to Halloween. "Don't kill people with an axe, just wear your mask!"

You can't trick-or-treat when you're 37 and 40 respectively, but you *can* buy a bag of candy for nostalgic purposes. Jordie and Clayton taste-test some candies to relive the golden era of Halloween. (This includes some 34-year-old trading card bubble gum.)

Jordie and Clayton review the films of Tom Cruise. From The Outsiders to Mission Impossible: Fallout, and (almost) everything between. So pour a Cocktail made of vampire blood, settle into your F-18 Super Hornet and forget about your pre-crimes, because it's time to SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!

Shrek (Jordie) and Scott Pilgrim (Clayton) invite Mama Fratelli (Maddy) and Maeby Fünke (Sandeep) to play a silly game of picking which character they would be within different movies and TV shows. 

Jordie and Clayton review the works of Charlie Kaufman, starting with his newest film "I'm Thinking of Ending Things". Along the way, they really struggle with the pronunciation of several words. Like, they *really* struggle.

Jordie and Clayton investigate the Hollywood phenomenon of "movie jail", where directors and actors are temporarily (and sometimes permanently) withheld work, due to a string of box office flops. Speaking of flops, they also review Bill & Ted Face the Music.

Graeme and Cabbage stop by to quiz Jordie and Clayton about famous movie moustaches. Off-topic content includes: locations-themed set peeves; a Magnum, P.I. / Murder, She Wrote crossover; casting call for a Mario Bros reboot; the lack of washrooms on the set of Waterworld.

Jordie and Clayton explore the supernatural and thrilling world of films adapted from the works of Stephen King. From The Shining to Christine, Shawshank Redemption to Maximum Overdrive... There's even mention of Pet Cemetery 2! (Yes, they made a sequel.)