Jaren and Greg close out the year with a playlist inspired by the new year and reflecting on the year that was 2020. See y'all in 2021!

Finally the FQA hosts talk Star Wars! And this time they talk about the beloved Star Wars Holiday Special. Did Brad love it? You betcha! Also they discuss religion and root beer. Happy Holidays, jerks!

This week the FQA squad asks the question that no one has ever asked - Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? You really want to know, don't you? Also they talk about the slasher Black Christmas.

The three hacks yammer about everyone's favorite Christmas movie...Eyes Wide Shut. And surprisingly they stay on topic. They also rank and discuss that ol' lovable grump, Stanley Kubrick.

Well these episodes keep getting wackier. The FQA bros start off December talking about the Christmas film "Tokyo Godfathers" and diving into anime and serious animated movies. Also Jaren eats some Takis, Greg leaves for a while, and Brad wears a nice shirt.

Greg's brother Luke joins for the Thanksgiving episode where the gang discusses Joe Rogan, how smart is Brad, a mysterious Christmas present spider prank incident, Spider-Man, and Tom Green. They also play the Skanksgiving Quiz. HAPPY BIRTHDAY LUKE!

Hope you like your episodes extra silly, because this one goes there. We discuss different types of key and car experiences...sort of. Greg tries to sell the gang on a brand new idea, and we try to "Figure Ourselves."

Greg and Jaren do a bonus episode where they go through a Spotify playlist they collaborated on. Check out the playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3BpuWDb5gyEOBIxYj03g1n?si=i9gzKFYSTzaDMX0rzzupAQ

Writer, producer and director Jason Zink(Straight Edge Kegger, Night Terrors)joins to discuss genre specifications and creator intentions for Sisters (1973) and Night of the Living Dead (1968). Also, Satan stops by and the episode is dated by recording in a pre-election world.

The first 10 minutes of this episode are about rice. Then Evan Dossey (Midwest Film Journal) joins to discuss camp in "The Evil Dead" and lack thereof in "Triangle." Also, Evan talks about the death of the movie in 2020 and shares his impressive comic book collection.