In this episode, the panel talks about the beginnings of New Queer Cinema, the perils of life as a street hustler, the state of various movie bathrooms, and possible Miami connections to Samuel L. Bronkowitz.

In this episode, our panelists muse over an essential Reagan-Era action movie, debate the realism of action comedies in general, the ASMR possibilities of gunfights, and the moral relativism of Porky's.

In this episode, our heroes behold the glory of the Stains, examine the Post Punk movement, watch some 80s television, and muse over the fate of Dan Haggerty.

In this episode, the team looks at Dead End Drive In, Ozploitation, the works of Brian Trenchard-Smith, and the sad fate of the ABC Family Channel.

The panel of experts examines the history and legacy of "Fritz the Cat," the troubled relations of its creators, the impact it had on animation overall, and the relative value of actors named "Broderick."

In this episode the panel examines the un-produced treatment Jim Shooter created for Dazzler, what happened with Casablanca Records & Filmworks, the strange abilities of the Village People, and the relative value of Howard the Duck.

In this special presentation episode, we talk with John Putch about his experience making Jaws 3D, his long and accomplished acting and directing career, the unique genius of Jim Wynorski, and the sad absence of movies about Jet Skis.

In this episode, we discuss the thrill of 3-D movies, the pain of 3-D movies, the dangers of living near water, and why dolphins can't ever shut up.

In this episode, we look at the start of a cinematic and television empire, debate the pros and cons of various adaptations, examine the beginnings of the Hannibal Cinematic Universe, and muse over the merits of 2-ply toilet paper.

In this episode, the we deep dive into the Satanic Panic of the 1980's, the moral crisis at the center, the casualties on the edges, the dramatic stylings of early Tom Hanks, and the majesty of Englebert Humperdinck.