On this week's episode - Gabe and Steve bring you on a musical journey through movies that rock! Not musicals per se, but movies about Rock n Roll. Join us as we stomp or feet and bang our heads to classics and not-so- classics. If enough people listen, we could be almost famous.

In this week's episode - Steve and Gabe take you back to the year 1995 - and pick our favorite films from the year regarded by you, the public, as the finest year in film. Ever. No Weezers were harmed in the making of this episode...

On this week's episode - Steve and Gabe dive into the genre of Historical Epics! Swords, sandals, epic vistas, a cast of thousands, and larger-than-life characters are set against the vast backdrop of human drama and sweeping spectacle. From early ambitions in the silent age to the modern blockbuster - Welcome to the days of high adventure! Why is the "epic" Steve's fave genre of film? What are our favorite epics? Stay tuned and find out!

All we wanted was a mission, and for our sins, we got one delivered like it was room service. Join Steve and Gabe as they deep dive into the seminal Francis Ford Coppola classic, Apocalypse Now. Never get out of the boat...

This week, Steve and Gabe keep one hand on their wallets and their guards up as they wade deep into the world of heists, cons, flim-flams, bamboozles, and confidence men - tackling the best heists, grifters, and capers of the film world! What constitutes a "con-film"? What other genre films pull a con on the audience by being Heist films in disguise? Which ones are our favorites? Tune in! Discover The Sting, The Spanish Prisoner, and other rollicking examples of the criminal element at work.

This week, Steve and Gabe dive into the land of deep cuts - the obscure gems that deserve more, the should-have-been classics that fell short, the fun-if-flawed, and the terrible but beloved. We finish off with two films we should utterly detest but unabashedly love. Buckle up! This is a good one!

Join Steve and Gabe as they dive into the often confusing and almost always interesting world of the Director's Cut - from Ridley Scott's coining of the term in 1992 with Blade Runner - To Sam Peckinpah, Samuel Fuller, James Cameron, and Francis Ford Coppola. We talk about the best cuts, the worst cuts, and those mythical cuts that may or may not exist - but would love to see! This episode has been modified - it has been recut to present additional material and preserve the Director's original vision as intended before the studio got their scissors into it.

On this week's episode, Steve and Gabe dive into adaptations - Books into movies, stories told in colorful prose writ large with colorful visuals. What goes into a good adaptation? What adaptations failed utterly at adapting? What adaptations were less than faithful, but worked better? What books would we LIKE to see as movies?

In this week's episode - Steve has seen THE BATMAN, and he has thoughts. Gabe has seen YOJIMBO (on the big screen), and he also has thoughts. And when we have thoughts, you'd better believe you're gonna hear 'em (if we can get past Steve's shoddy internet connection). Also in this week's episode - we talk about Video Game movies and Anime, because... it's our show, why the heck not! 

Featured this week: 

- The Batman (2022)

- Yojimbo (1961)

- Super Mario Bros. (1993)

- Mortal Kombat (1995)

- Resident Evil (2002)

- Monster Hunter (2020)

- Uncharted (2022)

- Akira (1988)

- Sword of the Stranger (2007)

- Perfect Blue (1997)

- Ghost in the Shell (1995)

- Jin-Roh (1999)

- Millennium Actress (2001)

- Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (2004)

On the first of our special Director Deep Dive episodes - Steve and Gabe lead you on a deep dive into the works of influential director Spike Lee. Join us for a lengthy exploration of Spike's body of work, and his place in film history as a unique and powerful representative of Black culture in film.