102 - One Good Cop (1991) and One Tough Cop (1998)

104 - Mr. Wonderful (1993) and Mr. Wrong (1996)

You want another episode? You got it Mister! We’ve got two romantic comedies with Mr. in the title. Mr. Wonderful with Matt Dillon and even a bit of James Gandolfini. And Mr. Wrong starring Ellen Degeneres and Bill Pullman. The boys also talk The Drama, Alana Haim, Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie, and Sheep Detectives!

103 - Disorganized Crime (1989) and Hudson Hawk (1991)

It’s the 25th anniversary of Hudson Hawk! Everyone is talking about it! It’s all over the news! This week the fellas talk some caper heist movies Disorganized Crime (1989) and Hudson Hawk (1991), packed full of stars like Bruce Willis, Lou Diamond Phillips, Ed O’Neil, Andie Macdowell, Richard E. Grant, and so much more!

102 - One Good Cop (1991) and One Tough Cop (1998)

We use one whole episode to figure what is better: one GOOD cop or one TOUGH cop. Well maybe neither one is better. But we do talk a whole lotta 90’s power houses like Michael Keaton, Anthony LaPaglia, Stephen Baldwin, Chris Penn. And we also review the new Renny Harlin Deep Water shark movie and The Devil Wears Prada 2

101 - Krull (1983) and Red Sonja (1985) with special guest Seth Robert Babb

It’s a sci fi/fantasy episode so we had to bring in resident sci fi/fantasy nerd Seth Robert Babb! We talk Krull, an actual movie that is both sci fi and fantasy. Then we move over to straight fantasy with Red Sonja, starring Brigitte Nielsen and Arnold Schwarzenegger! Don’t miss the boys discuss their recent movie watches, Seth’s recent album faves, and all three boys try to recollect two movies that make almost no sense whatsoever!

Special 100th Episode!!! Beyond the Valley of the Dolls (1970) and Saturday Night Fever (1977)

It’s our 100th episode (we think [we’re pretty sure])! And we’ve got a very special double feature for the Siskel & Ebert fanatics. First we’re talking about the only movie either of the duo were actually involved in making: Beyond the Valley of the Dolls. Written by Roger Ebert and directed by Russ Meyer. Then we talk about Gene Siskel’s favorite movie: Saturday Night Fever. A movie he loved so much he bought the famous white Travolta suit! Here’s to 100 more!