Jacob & Chris embark on a death-defying cross-country journey to discuss one of the biggest outliers in John Carpenter's canon - Starman!

Jacob and Chris take a journey into the hidden heart of Africa and climb the vibranium mountain to review Ryan Coogler's Black Panther. Find out if the newest entry in the MCU holds up to the hype and discover what role Chris thinks the superhero film plays in today's cinematic landscape. *PLUS* we've got a delicious beer pairing and some oddly connected Really Rad Recommendations. Wakanda Forever!

The year is 2018. The once vibrant and promising frontier known as The Information Superhighway is now a cesspool of hate and division. Two disgraced podcasters are must venture into the depths of this World Wide Web and recover a Microsoft Zune containing a long-form discussion of John Carpenter's seminal dystopian classic from 1981, ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK ...and its less-revered sequel from 1996, ESCAPE FROM L.A.

The Dudes finally close the books on 2017 with their favorite new releases & War Crimes of the year. PLUS! Dust off your top hat, because it's time for the classiest arbitrary award ceremony you'll never attend - The Third Annual Blimpy Award!

Ahoy, maties! This week the Dudes batten down the hatches and try to weather the storm while gushing over John Carpenter's 1980 throwback horror classic, The Fog.

The Director’s Cut Podcast – Star Wars: The Last Jedi with Rian Johnson and Spike Jonze

Peterson Hill returns to The War Bunker to help The Dudes decide a victor in the toughest Civil War Showdown to date! It's a brutal no-holds-barred brawl that's been a decade in the making. In one corner, we have There Will Be Blood’s Daniel Plainview armed only with a verbal venom and a barbaric bowling pin. In the other corner, No Country For Old Men’s Anton Chigurh wields killer haircut and an oxygen tank... for emphysema or somethin'. Two films enter but only can be named the essentialiest motion picture of 2007 (and perhaps the entire 21st century). Sit back and sip on a stellar stout while Chris, Jacob, and Peterson go to epic lengths to survive this merciless movie matchup.

The Dudes discuss John Carpenter's sophomore effort, Assault on Precinct 13, and one of them seriously considers classifying this cult classic as "Just for Johnny's Mommy". Who should you address that hate mail to? LISTEN AND FIND OUT!

War Starts at Midnight returns as The Dudes review Noah Baumbach’s latest, The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected), and discuss the shortcomings (and benefits) of Netflix's "day-and-date" distribution model, compare Adam Sandler to Nicolas Cage, and ponder the outcome of a duel between Vanilla Ice and Mark Twain.

Buckle up! The Dudes kick this episode into high gear to discuss John Carpenter’s 1983 adaptation of Stephen King’s novel about a ravenous roadster with a motive for murder. Yup, we're talking about that candy apple red 1953 Plymouth Fury, CHRISTINE, and you better watch what you say, cause she's real sensitive.