Clay and Darren gab about the 2016 (Golden) Globes then discuss two tales of revenge and murder under the bright glow of the Los Angeles sun: Steven Soderbergh's THE LIMEY and Martin McDonagh's SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS. 

It's a new year as Clay and Darren discuss the early filmography of Academy Award Winner Kathryn Bigelow (Near Dark, Blue Steel & Strange Days), tie up loose ends from the 2015 Draft and play a round of #AllTheirMovies.  

Now that Darren and Clay and everyone else on Earth have seen Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, it's time to really get into it. SPOILERS, obviously.  

What were the best films of 2015? Things get rather intense as Clay and Darren employ a brutal draft-style technique to decide upon the Vidiots Video Store Top 13 of 2015 list! 

Come in, and know several different film interpretations of A Christmas Carol better, man! Get in the holiday spirit with Clay and Darren as they discuss their favorite adaptations of Charles Dickens' classic tale, then break down the career of Christmas action movie auteur Shane Black. 

Star Wars! OOHHoohhhhhhhhh. Join Clay and Darren as they preview THE FORCE AWAKENS in true VVSS form: by talking about Akira Kurosawa's THE HIDDEN FORTRESS and Mike Hodge's FLASH GORDON. Also: #AllTheirMovies Natalie Portman edition and the guys pitch their SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON remake ideas.  

Mother... join Clay and Darren as they have what is certainly their artsiest discussion, talking about Terrence Malick's THE NEW WORLD and Michelangelo Antonioni's ZABRISKIE POINT. And what better way to begin that discussion than with twenty minutes about THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. and 2015's many spy romps?

It's all Bogie this week as Clay and Darren talk about his first lead role in Raoul Walsh's HIGH SIERRA and his first on-screen pairing with Lauren Bacall in Howard Hawks' TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT. Plus, another round of #AllTheirMovies, Harrison Ford edition!

Realizing it's Thanksgiving, Clay and Darren delay their Bogie discussion in favor of two films about "going home:" Woody Allen's INTERIORS and Ted Demme's BEAUTIFUL GIRLS. But first, Darren dishes out up-to-the-minute Hollywood scoops.

Spectre came out like two weeks ago, so Clay and Darren, fingers ever on the pulse of pop culture, dive deep into the entire Bond canon, focusing on 1987's The Living Daylights and 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies. They also join Shia LaBeouf in #ALLMYMOVIES by doing a speed run through his entire IMDB filmography. Recorded at Vidiots in Santa Monica, California.