The Super Bowl is coming up! Here at the Reel Buffs we thought what better way to celebrate big game and our love of film by diving into Jim Carrey's 1994 classic, Ace Ventura - Pet Detective. The Buffs have fond memories of this film from their younger years, but does it hold up to our modern sensibilities? We also talk football, and if an Eagles vs Dolphins matchup in the Super Bowl was even a possibility in 1994. Lots of laughs and Jim Carrey impressions throughout the episode.

For the final episode of teen comedy month here at The Reel Buffs, we take a look at the 1984 John Hughes film Sixteen Candles. The Buffs do not agree on this film, and they discuss what might turn off modern audiences to this film. Is this the worst of the John Hughes teen comedies? Does Molly Ringwald have the best 3 year run of any teen actress ever? Who had the best run out of The Brat Pack? The Buffs discuss all this, plus categories and Letterboxd score.

"You go Glen Coco!" In this episode Charlie and Matt, dig into the Mean Girls, written by Tina Fey and directed by Mark Waters. One of the most quotable movies of all time, the buffs discuss some of their favorites and the impact this film had on meme and internet culture. Is this the best teen comedy of all time? The buffs discuss all this and more, plus new categories and the buffs Letterboxd score!

In this episode The Reel Buffs dive into the beloved Christmas comedy Elf. Directed by Jon Favreau and starring Will Ferrell, Matt and Charlie talk about the importance of this movie not just as a great Christmas film, but the effect it had on 21st century entertainment.

It's Thanksgiving, and since it is the busiest traveling holiday of the year, Matt and Charlie are revisiting the 1987 classic Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Is this the best Thanksgiving movie of all time? Is this the best John Hughes movie? Listen to the Buffs discuss, plus new categories!

Welcome back as this week Charlie and Matt are taking a dive into the hilarious 2013 film The Wolf of Wall Street starring Leonardo Dicaprio, Margot Robbie, Jonah Hill, and more directed of course, by Martin Scorsese.

For our very first episode, we join up under the candlelit room to discuss the horrifying film that started it all. The Exorcist is on tap this week. We dive into the production, the curse, and everything in between.