We're getting psyched for The Devil Wears Prada 2, so we're bringing you my fun conversation with Crystal Coffman on the original. We talked characters and themes and had a lot of laughs along the way on this one.

On Sunday, we're going to be coming at you with Skyfall with returning guest Barrett Landen. This one may be a little more intense than his Uncle Buck episode, but I think it's one that any Bond fan will enjoy. And if you're not a Bond fan, maybe we'll convince you to at least give this one a shot.

Looking for Adventure? Van Hughes and I have a Big one for you today. We're talking Pee-wee! Van has a truly lifelong and abiding love for this movie, and he shares what makes it so special with eloquence and a laugh.

Van is an actor and musician, and his new single "Location" is now available wherever you get your music. It's bold, it's catchy, and it's terrific! You can follow Van: @vanhughesmusic on Instagram.

It's The Lost Boys. It's Joel Schumaker going over the top Joel Schumacher-style. It's Kiefer Sutherland being cool AF. It's Diane Wiest coming off an Oscar win. It's the two Coreys first joint outing! All this and vampires! How did we get this lucky?

My pal Andy Chrestman is with us today to bite into it. (I apologize. That had to be done.) Andy is a writer, and he's watched this movie more times than he cares to count. We get into performances, aesthetics and how brilliantly this film fit into and represents the 80's.

Andy is working on a memoir, so he hasn't posted as much of his writing over the past few years, but here is his Medium archive: https://medium.com/@achrestman

If his pieces don't move you, we are very different people.

Join us on Sunday when friend and superfan (of the show; not of mine) Phil Murray will be discussing Dazed and Confused.

A note of apology: We had planned to put out Good Will Hunting with Chris Bravender today, but I messed something up with the recording/editing. Chris has graciously offered to re-record that one if it's not salvageable, so it will be headed your way soon.

Tinker Tailor Solder Sa? That's right, my old friend Sahil Godiwala, who barely knows how to listen to a podcast, joins us to talk about this masterpiece of a movie, based on a masterpiece of a novel by John le Carre. We can't shut up about Oldman's performance as George Smiley in this one. I will tell you that, even as two people who have discussed this movie with each other ad nauseam, we make some new discoveries as we hash it out on mic. Enjoy!

Gene Gallerano, co-director of the new "creature feature" The Yeti, joins us. It is showing at 150 AMC Theatres around the country this Saturday night, April 4th, as part of their Thrills and Chills series. Please check your local listings, as they say.

Today, Gene is here to discuss the Paul Newman classic Cool Hand Luke. Gene has a great eye for cinematic technique and, even more importantly to my mind, a storyteller's feel for character and theme. I was enlightened by a number of things Gene brought to the table, and I'm sure you will be too!

You know that feeling when you awake in a painting after an accident and find out and realize that a guy straight off an Oscar win for Best Supporting is your spirit guide? Well, if you do, have I got an episode for you! We're talking What Dreams May Come, the Robin-Williams-and-Annabella-Sciorra-starring afterlife drama from 1997. My Aunt Butsy joins me as we talk grief and death but also hope and redemption. Please join us.

We're talking MCU for the first time today, people. Knowing my friends, it won't be the last. But for my money, we're kicking off with the cream of the crop in Black Panther. Coming off the Oscar success of Ryan Coogler, Michael B. Jordan, and the rest of the Sinners team, we thought it would be a great time to bring you our thoughts on this earlier collaboration.

This movie gets deep, and so does LaNija. We came to this movie with very different experiences and perspectives, and both fell in love with it immediately. I hope our conversation can add a little something to your appreciation of this classic.

Join Paul Sparacello, who has unwittingly been my friend for over a quarter century, for an exploration of An American Werewolf in London, a movie that we argue does about the best job possible of combining comedy and horror into one tasty package. (Tasty is a werewolf joke...because they bite people...you know. Fine, I'll stop.)

We're going up to two shows each week on a trial basis. This weekend, be on the lookout for Black Panther with my friend LaNija Redmond. She and I came to that movie from very different experiences and vantage points but both found something that we deeply treasure.

Welcome to the long-awaited premiere of co-producer Julia Mott to whom I am lucky enough to be married.

We're digging into Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece in this one. (That's right. I called it his masterpiece. Come at me!) We have a lot of fun in this one focusing on our favorite sequences, a few of the many outstanding performances, as well as trying to figure out what the heck QT is up to, in the best possible ways.

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