Vidiots Video Store Show

With Baby Driver coming soon, and the revelation that Ryan had never seen an Edgar Wright film (!) it is the perfect time to talk about #AllEdgarWrightMovies (32:50) But first, we talk about What We've Been Watching (18:30).

In Ryan's first "draft" as co-host, we competitively build a list of the 7 best female-starring action movies of all time!

Recorded at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica

In honor of Memorial Day, we look at two very different and very interesting war time films - Samuel Fuller's THE STEEL HELMET and Jonathan Demme's SWING SHIFT. Also: Jill Soloway's new series I LOVE DICK.

After seven years, Clay finally gets Ryan to watch Martin McDonagh's IN BRUGES. We also take a MYSTERY TRAIN to Memphis, and discuss Legion, Marvel's Agents of Shield, and late-period Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, and William Wyler. A little bit of everything in Ryan's first episode as regular co-host!

After a year-and-a-half, and nearly 100 episodes, Darren finally gets to make his "Vidiots Pix Shelf," in the Vidiots Video Store Show Vol. 1 finale.

In part 1 of our epic 2-part "Volume 1" finale, we discuss the new seasons of The Leftovers and Fargo before finally diving in to the filmography of acclaimed director Christopher Nolan. Then, a special double "Ask the Vidiots!"

We face our F8 as we end our "Fast and Vidiots: Hepburning Rubber" series with THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS and Stanley Donen's TWO FOR THE ROAD.

Nothin' but love on this installment of Fast & Vidiots: Hepburning Rubber, as the guys gush over two excellent installments in the Fast lineage: 2013's FAST & FURIOUS 6 and 2015's FURIOUS 7. Then they hold a candle up to Audrey Hepburn's 1967 thriller WAIT UNTIL DARK.

Is FAST FIVE really as great as everyone says it is? Can Clay convince Darren and Ryan that FAST & FURIOUS is actually kinda good? Does Audrey Hepburn only play cloistered innocents who live with their dad? The answers to all these questions and more on Fast & Vidiots: Hepburning Rubber episode 3!

Also: Ask The Vidiots!

Jen Yamato (The Los Angeles Times) flees to Miami with the guys to discuss the Toretto-less entries in the Fast franchise, John Singleton's 2 FAST 2 FURIOUS and Justin Lin's TOKYO DRIFT. Then, they dig into a surprisingly creepy Audrey Hepburn romcom, Billy Wilder's SABRINA.