After a frantic history lesson on the Spaghetti Western genre, Johnny dives into one of his favorite movies for the snowy season: Sergio Corbucci's masterpiece The Great Silence.

Musician Marcus Baldori joins the show to discuss the similarities and differences between the Safdie Brothers' new urban thriller film Uncut Gems and Gore Verbinski's late '90s family favorite Mousehunt. But first, they begin with a chat about Quentin Tarantino's latest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Soundcloud for Marcus's band Paranoid Afterparty: https://soundcloud.com/paranoid-afterparty

Musician Marcus Baldori joins the show to discuss the similarities and differences between the Safdie Brothers' new urban thriller film Uncut Gems and Gore Verbinski's late '90s family favorite Mousehunt. But first, they begin with a chat about Quentin Tarantino's latest film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

In this episode, Johnny is joined by comedian Osama Basal to talk about the 1976 classic Rocky and its many sequels. They also touch on religion and politics while starting feuds with many prominent comedians just like you'd expect!

Johnny is joined by fellow cinephile Ayden Soupal to talk about the cinematic highlights of the year (a great one for movies) and the overall decade. Get ready for some rapid-fire name-dropping!

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Johnny's sister joins him for a highly intellectual chat about the holiday classic Home Alone and its worthy successor, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.

Johnny blabbers on about the underrated black comedy/horror gem Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale.

Bret Hayden returns to talk about some out-of-the box Christmas movie choices, as well as some cult classics and under-seen gems.

Johnny is joined by a great fella named Jack Hertafeld to discuss Goodfellas, as well as the mob genre and mafia culture and history.