Today Paul checks out the classic tale with a zombie twist, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

Today's Movie-A-Day challenge features People Places Things, starring Jermaine Clement.

Today's Movie-A-Day is inspired by the Super Bowl and features the documentary We Could Be King, about a Philadelphia high school football program forced to merge with a rival school.

Paul Netflix and reviews... ugh that doesn't sound catchy at all. Anyway, he continues the Movie-A-Day challenge with The Beautiful Game, a documentary on football (or soccer, ya American!) and the effect it has on the people of Africa.

Today Paul checks out the Coen brothers' latest film, Hail, Caesar!

Zombies, Vampires, Aliens... Throw 'em all in a blender with The Breakfast Club and you get Freaks of Nature, a genre-bending film that Paul chose for his Movie-A-Day challenge.

Today's film for Paul's movie-a-day challenge is The Horde, a French zombie film.

Today's edition of Movie-A-Day has Paul checking out The Station Agent, starring Peter Dinklage and directed by Spotlight's Tom McCarthy.

The big 200 is here, folks! Cody and Paul are joined by Ikaika Shiveley, and they all countdown their top 10 of 2015, as well as some big surprises, disappointments, and the absolute worst films they saw. You can check out more of Ikaika's musings about movies at his college newspaper, .

Movie-A-Day continues into February with Side By Side, a documentary about the introduction of digital cameras into mainstream movies. It goes over the pros and cons of film vs. digital, as well as interviewing some of the heavy hitters of Hollywood for their opinions.