You're Missing Out: A National Film Registry Podcast

Mike and Tom send off the holiday season with two Christmas classics about ambitious young girls and the men they love: Black Christmas (1974) and Meet Me In St. Louis (1944).

From Midnight Run to the most successful midnight run of all time, Mike and Tom take on two cult classics in this return-to-form episode: Midnight Run (1988) and The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

It's You're Missing Out's biggest episode yet!

Mike and Tom take on the Eighth Wonder of the World and explore the rich cultural legacy of King Kong, leading all the way to Broadway. They'll talk the major films (1933, 1976, 2005), then provide a thorough review of the newest marvel on the New York stage, King Kong the Broadway musical.

In tribute to one of the most exciting revivals of the year, Mike and Tom pay tribute to the return of The Shape himself, Michael Meyers. This double-length special features a full ranking and dissection of the Halloween film franchise from Mike and Tom; plus, Mike's mom joins the show to talk about what it was like seeing the original film in theatres in 1978, seeing the iconic Laurie Strode age alongside herself into this new iteration, and how she views the new entry from her radically different vantage point than your usual two hosts.

You're Missing Out took a break from bickering about movies in Brooklyn to cover New York Comic Con 2018!

In Part 4, we wrap up our Comic Con coverage with a look at activations: Comic Con exclusive experiences that immerse the attendee in a flight of fancy. We get our eternal judgement from Good Omens, experience some Harry Potter magic with Audible's Pensieve, and become super-powered with Glass. Plus, we pose our final question for our Prize Bag Giveaway.

All this on You're Missing Out at New York Comic Con Part 4: Powers Activate!

You're Missing Out took a break from bickering about movies in Brooklyn to cover New York Comic Con 2018!

In Part 3, Our correspondents take to the showfloor to let you the listener know what unique and impressive vendors you're missing out on. From vintage vibes at Besame Cosmetics and Blonde Swan to interactive accessories from RockLove and Disney, there's something for everybody. Plus, we tell you how to win our New York Comic Con prize bag, talk with Travis from Contraversing, and Mike steps foot inside the Mecca of Comic Con, the Funko booth.

All this on You're Missing Out at New York Comic Con Part 3: Style & Substance!

You're Missing Out took a break from bickering about movies in Brooklyn to cover New York Comic Con 2018!

In Part 2, we take a look at games, and bring you some exciting news. Correspondent Kyle Lampar takes a look at Marvel Puzzle Quest, and chats with the new comic book reader for the Nintendo Switch, Izneo. Mike meets the creator of a new card game called Beast Clans, and we wrap up with a look at the new Marvel Battle Lines! Plus, we make a special announcement about the show's next step, AND tell you how you can win a prize bag of New York Comic Con and Mondo swag.

All this on You're Missing Out at New York Comic Con Part 2: Ahead of the Game!

You're Missing Out took a break from bickering about movies in Brooklyn to cover New York Comic Con 2018! In this first installment of the four part miniseries, you'll hear from some of your favorite content creators, and find some new favs, too. Did you know John and Sandy King Carpenter have a line of comics? Or that the man behind Scream is taking his twisted sensibilities to fairy tales? Ever wonder what Zero from Nightmare Before Christmas gets up to when no one's looking?

All that, plus a Scottish zombie musical, a talk show "starring" the man behind Star Wars, and a chance for you the listener to win some super-nerdy swag.

All this on You're Missing Out at New York Comic Con Part 1: Stars & Storytellers!

You're Missing Out returns to Fantastic Fest for another year of Tom Lorenzo enduring hours of action cinema and siphoning it all into soundbites for you, our dear listeners.

With Tom out of town, guest host Sierra Webb joins Mike for a discussion of two equally evocative films, Bresson's Au Hasard Balthazar (1966) and Broken Lizard's Super Troopers (2001)