It's March, which means it's time for more madness. This year, Carter and Jackson have put together a random selection of 64 actors and actresses to compete in a tournament. Based on Carter and Jackson's opinions of their performances, their collective films, their overall success in the industry, and their accolades, they determine who is the most worthy of being crowned the Top Actor of the tournament, as well as the first inductee into the RCR Hall of Fame.

On this week's edition of the Retro Spectors, Carter is joined by Brian DeHeer to discuss Wes Anderson's most recent release, 'The French Dispatch'. In anticipation of 2 new Wes Anderson films in 2023, Brian and Carter look back on the the auteur's aesthetically pleasing visual storytelling. Additionally, they discuss their favorite performances amongst the stacked cast, where people might sour on this film, and why Anderson is a singular voice in filmmaking.

I fart in your general direction! In what might be their most contentious and disagreeable conversations to date, Carter and Jackson travel to Camelot to unpack a comedy classic: 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'. Together, they discuss how the surrealist, absurdity comedy brand of the Pythons translates 50 years later, their favorite scenes and quotes, and why Jackson and Carter disagree on the film's reception.

Ants! Jackson and Carter shrink down to discuss the beginning of Phase 5 of the MCU with Quantumania. The boys give their thoughts on the new Ant-Man adventure, both positive and negative, and explore where the MCU goes from here with the addition of the franchise's new antagonist: Kang.

A smile is cheaper than a bullet. Carter and Jackson revisit 2009's spin on a classic alien science fiction movie: 'District 9'. The boys look back on the heavy themes and complicated messages Neill Blomkamp's directorial debut. Additionally, they look into the unique origins of the movie's production, the performances and scenes at the center, and where it ranks amongst the RCR Top 100 Movies.

I guess I'll see you in the movies. Jackson and Carter revisit a City of Stars in Damien Chazelle's modern day musical, 'La La Land'. In the aftermath of 'Babylon', the boys dive into what makes this homage to old Hollywood hold up, what performances and scenes stand out, and it's historical night at the infamous Oscars ceremony 7 years ago. Finally, they rank it amongst the RCR Top 100 Movies.

January has come and gone, and as promised, James Gunn revealed the first chapter of the new direction for the DC Universe of film and television. First, Jackson and Carter discuss the already scheduled releases remaining in 2023 from the old regime of DC. Then, they embrace the slate of projects announced this week and discuss what they're looking forward to, what each project entails, and who they would love to see involved in each project.

Oscars season is upon us! Jackson and Carter are joined by Kody Webb and Korbin Zvokel of 'Kody and Korbin Have a Podcast' to take a look at the Oscar nominations for the movies of 2022. Together, they will discuss all 23 categories, make their knee jerk reaction winners, and discuss shocks and snubs as they anticipate the Oscars ceremony on March 12th.

2023 is here, which means it's time for Season 2 of the Fantasy Movie Draft! Jackson and Carter are joined by season 1 competitors David Obert, Brian Dickinson, Matt Holt, as well as new additions for season 2 in Jeff Brown, Kody Webb, and Korbin Zvokel. The boys converge to each draft 10 movies to be released in 2023 of their choosing. Then, throughout the year, will compete based on critical reception, fan reactions, and box office performance. At the end of the year, who will have drafted the 10 most successful movies? Follow along for weekly updates of the season and all the shenanigans that will ensue!

And that's the truth, Ruth. Jackson and Carter try to cool off on a sweltering day by revisiting a Spike Lee joint: 'Do the Right Thing'. The boys discuss the relevancy and cultural impact the movie has had for over 30 years as well as their favorite scenes and performances. Then, the boys rank it amongst the RCR Top 100 Movies.