Guest month officially begins as Lisa Kopitsky of The Film Reroll joins the Mayor to look at Terry Zwigoff's 2003 black comedy "Bad Santa". The Mayor distracts himself with his favorite Stallone movie, Lisa is driven to distraction by the concept of luminaries, and both of us feel great shame at trying to work out the worst euphemism for sex ever.

It's time for our second annual Post Atomic Horror special, where PAH hosts AAl and Maggie join PAH guests The Mayor and Flonk to review a Star Trek-adjacent Christmas movie! This time around, it's Hallmark's 1999 version of A Christmas Carol, starring Patrick Stewart. Join us as Flonk relates to Scrooge over their relatives, the mayor gets defensive about his ukulele, and we all learn the intriguing origins of... TOPPER.

Robbie, Colleen, Anton, Justin, Flonk, AND the Mayor are all here for this one, debating which two movies should be struck from the New Holiday Canon, and which one should be elevated to Gold Status.

Emily stops by to help the Mayor close out the 34th Street marathon by looking at the 1994 big flashy remake starring Mara Wilson, who's great. Surely the rest of the movie will rise to meet her? Would that it were so simple.

This week it's the Mayor, Anton, Colleen, Robbie, AND Justin, taking a look at a reeeeeeal 70s-ass Miracle on 34th Street. Just... Just REAL 70s. This is the first version of the story Justin has ever seen!

On this EXTREMELY special 100th episode spooktacular, Brian, Colleen, Anton, and Robbie become the first people in WHO KNOWS how long to see the exceptionally rare 1959 made-for-TV version of Miracle on 34th St, starring Ed Wynn and Orson Bean.

Anton joins the mayor for a look at the aggressively abridged 1955 TV version of Miracle on 34th Street, which features Hans Conreid, Whit Bissell, and in the role of Extra Crazy Santa, Thomas Mitchell.

Welcome to the 34th Street Marathon! Due to scheduling difficulties, the Mayor was forced by circumstance to do the first SOLO EPISODE in a long time! It's time to get full up on bad sandwich and rant about Disney! Who apparently heard my ranting and has since removed their name from this movie!

I mixed up my schedule, and the 34th Street Marathon doesn't start for another week, so I'm putting up our emergency episode! See, a while back, Flonk and I decided to bank an episode in case of just such an occasion, so y'all finally gets to hear about Bone Alone. It certainly is a Movie To Watch Dog.

Justin cashes in his "Jack and Jill" chip and decides to bring the Mayor on a trip down memory lane, as they return to their high school days of being junior cinema snobs with "La citie des enfants perdus"("The City of Lost Children", an oppressively whimsical science fiction horror noir from the director of "Amelie".