90 Under 90

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 06/28/2018 The following podcast contains discussions of stunts performed either by professionals or under the supervision of professionals.  Accordingly, 90 Under 90 must insist that no one attempt to recreate or re-enact any stunt or activity heard in this show. Ian returns to talk about "Jackass: The Movie" "directed" by Jeff Tremaine.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 06/21/2018 Fury Road this is not!  Katie is back at the table to talk about the original 1979 "Mad Max" directed by George Miller and starring a baby-faced Aussie named Mel Gibson.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 06/14/2018 Mike joins Jer and Dan to talk about a little red-headed devil child who won their hearts as kids.  We talk "Problem Child" directed by Dennis Dugan, written by Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski, and starring John Ritter and Michael Oliver.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 06/07/2018 Movie studios don't really make comedies like this anymore.  Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.  Rick Schuler is at the table with Jer and Dan to talk about a movie they all loved...as kids.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 05/31/2018 Ian Simmons returns to chronicle "Chronicle" from 2012, a found footage movie that works as a whole, but whose separate pieces are obnoxious and annoying.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 05/24/2018 Before the MTV series, there was a questionable documentary about an online relationship built on a foundation of fabrication.  It was 2010's "Catfish" directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman, and unfortunately for Dan, it was not a horror movie.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 05/17/2018 The Brothers Eden are joined by Steven Lohmann to talk about the 1991 Best Picture nominee "Beauty and the Beast," Disney's stunningly gorgeous tale as old as time.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 05/10/2018 It's a cockney invasion on this week's episode as we talk about the 2011 sci-fi comedy "Attack the Block" written and directed by Joe Cornish.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 05/03/2018 Take a British classic and Americanize it for no reason, and you've got yourself the mediocre-at-best 1997 movie "Bean" starring Rowan Atkinson.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 04/26/2018 Rick joins the conversation again to chat about "Zombieland" from 2009, as well as to co-host several mini podcasts within a podcast.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 04/19/2018 We celebrate 4/20 a day early with Ian Simmons as we talk about the still-hilarious "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle" from 2004.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 04/12/2018 Ms. Binkley joins the brothers to tear into the supposed modern classic "The Secret of NIMH" from 1982.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 04/05/2018 Nostalgia cannot save the guys from "A Night at the Roxbury" in another episode that lasts longer than the movie itself.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 03/29/2018 Jer chats with Dan and Kaitlin about their mutual love for Noah Baumbach's modern indie classic "The Squid and the Whale" from 2005.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 03/22/2018 Jer and Dan are joined by their friend, Chicago film critic Ian Simmons, to talk about Mike Judge's "Beavis and Butt-head Do America" from 1996.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 03/15/2018 Mike is back to talk about the 1994 attempt at a horror movie "Leprechaun 2" starring Warwick Davis and a bunch of terrible actors.  Happy St. Patrick's Day!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 03/08/2018 Dan and Her are joined by their father Ron to talk about Jim Carrey's explosive first starring vehicle "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" from 1994.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 03/01/2018 Not scary enough to be a horror, not satirical enough to be a comedy.  Katie Binkley is back at the table to talk about the exhaustive horror comedy "Tucker and Dale Vs. Evil" from 2010.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 02/22/2018 Rick Schuler joins the discussions about "The Simpsons Movie" from 2007 in a hilarious episode that lasts longer than the movie itself!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 02/15/2018 Mike Klappauf returns to talk about the insanely over-the-top (and somewhat poorly-aged) "Crank" from 2006.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 02/08/2018 Dan's lady love Katie Binkley joins the Brothers Eden to talk about one of her favorite films: "The Iron Giant."

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 02/01/2018 Dan sits down with Jer and his wife Kaitlin to chat about Adam Sandler's charmingly stupid "Billy Madison" (with the occasional background comment from Jer's baby Jack.)

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 01/29/2018 Jeremy and Dan are joined by their close buddy Mike Klappauf to discuss the genre-inventing 1984 comedy classic "This Is Spinal Tap" directed by Rob Reiner.