Episode 016: In The Year 2000…

Episode 018: OBSESSION > BACKROOMS Movie Discussion + 2002 Movie Draft

This week, Mike, Jericho and Jake discuss the hit new releases Obsession and Backrooms; we discuss recent watches; some blind rankings; and end with a draft of the ultimate 2002 movies. Pull up your letterboxd, it’s time to get to work.

Episode 017: NEVER FORGET movies from the year 2001 ranking

Episode 17 is here, and Jericho has been given too much power - Mike and Jake are at the will of his mercy as he takes them through a blind ranking gauntlet and Keep 5 Cut 5 Memorial Day/Birthday rankings; the gents talk about recent watches; and end things with a nice draft of movies from the year 2001.

Episode 016: In The Year 2000…

The boys are back (sorry it took so long…) - Mike, Jericho, and Jake talk recent watches and picks worth your time; Jericho’s definitive ranking of every Spider-Man movie (yes, all TEN OF THEM); a deep dive in this weeks Movie Club selection Phantom of the Paradise; and a full draft of movies from the year 2000. Come for the rankings, stay for the L. Ron Hubbard references and sad documentaries!

Episode 015: BARTON FINK Movie Club Review (and then some…)

Episode 15 is live and we came to work. Mike, Jericho, and Jake break down their recent watches, then the Movie Club puts the Coen Brothers’ Barton Fink under the microscope — a film about a man slowly losing his mind, which honestly tracks for this show. From there we run a full movie franchise draft, blind rankings, a couple rounds of Keep 5 Cut 5, and hot takes that nobody asked for but everyone delivered. If you’ve ever argued about movies with your friends and thought “this should be a podcast” — congratulations, it is, and it’s this one. 🎧 New episodes every week. Follow so you never miss a drop. 💛 Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/honeywestartedapodcast

Episode 014: Vince Vaughn’s Lee Daniels’ “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice: A Star Wars Story” Review

This week, the boys review the new Vince Vaughn vehicle “Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice” - with an easy-to-say title like that, it’s a sure-fire hit!