Happy Thanksgiving! To show how thankful he is for you, Johnny delivers a slurred word and cough-filled soliloquy about why John Hughes' seminal holiday comedy is one of the greatest ever made.

We're gonna need a bigger podcast! Comedian James Couture joins Johnny for a chat about their mutual favorite movie, Steven Spielberg's classic Jaws. 

Johnny recommends the Halloween cult classic May, starring Angela Bettis and directed by Lucky McKee.

To continue the spooky season, Johnny's friend Braden joins the podcast to talk about the in-depth intricacies of the single greatest movie franchise of all time. As the movies get worse, the enjoyment gets sequentially better, and the same should go for this conversation.

In this special episode, comedian Bret Hayden returns to chat with Johnny about the best movies to watch during the spooky season. Enjoy as these two movie buffs give their top 5 movies to watch in October, as well as name drop dozens of others in the process!

Johnny and fellow film student Brendan get deep about Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, the best and worst breakup movie of all time. Everything important is covered, particularly how Kirsten Dunst and Mark Ruffalo are the cutest people of all time.

Johnny is joined by comedian/writer/actor Mike Bobbitt for a discussion of John Michael McDonagh's theological masterpiece Calvary, Mike's "favorite non-Star Wars movie." We'll call this the Catholic guilt episode!

Listen to Mike's podcast "TRUTHcast": http://truheroism.com/

Zachary Burcar, the fuzziest comedian in the Midwest, joins johnny to talk about Edgar Wright’s buddy-cop comedy classic, Hot Fuzz. They also talk about a lot of other things, including hentai. Don’t worry.

Johnny is joined by comedian Trevor Tress for a talk about Edgar Wright’s contemporary classic, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, the greatest nice guy satire of our generation.