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In this episode, Jake nominates what he thought was a "safe bet": Edward Zwick's Blood Diamond. But will Zack finally give one of Jake's movies a high rating?

The RP boys conclude the month that Dan and Athena met by reviewing one of the highest grossing movies of all time.

The RP boys talk about their celebrity man crushes in this weeks episode during the month that Dan and Athena met.

The RP boys are back for another movie in the month that Dan and Athena met.

The RP boys are back for a special themed month of love and romance movies. Don't miss the start of Season 2!

The guys talk through Tyler's nomination—a Zach Braff directorial debut—Garden State. We will see if it holds up to some of the other debuts we've reviewed so far!

The guys tackle another Christopher Nolan movie—this time, Scott's nomination—The Prestige. This movie helped solidify Nolan, Bale, and Cane together for us, but did it hold up after The Dark Knight?

Yes, Zack did nominate this movie...and don't call me Shirley! The guys break down why this is the father of spoof movies, and why Jake didn't like it as much as Young Frankenstein.

Even more perennial for Michael Bay than Armageddon was Bad Boys, so Jake just had to nominate it. Find out what the guys thought about this and how it will fare against their other Michael Bay film.

Spooktober is Saved! We finally have a good movie in this category! Tune in to see how the RP boys rated this classic!

Scott is unashamed when the RP boys destroy his pick and create a new low for the list of movies.

In week 2 of Spooktober the RP boys tear apart a classic. Zach regrets his decision to choose this film.

Week 1 of Spooktober! #theoctisout The RP boys break down Young Frankenstein and how this is possibly the worst high rated movie we have done yet. Jake disagrees.

Before she was Captain Marvel, and even before she broke poor Jacob Tremblay's heart, Brie Larson was Grace in this heartbreaking and heart-warming slice of life story about a troubled worker at a group home for troubled teens.

Scott's nomination, Die Hard, is widely regarded as one of the best Christmas movies of all time. Do you agree?

If John Hughes is the 80's, then Ferris Bueller just might be John Hughes. Don't argue with the syntax of that statement, just go with us. Find out why Ben Stein considers this movie the most important film ever made.

In the highest-rated movie the guys have done so far, the guys extol Tarantino, Waltz, and "The Little Man".

Pop quiz hotshot: what is an action-packed adventure starring Keanu Reeves? No...not the Matrix...no, not John Wick either...I'm talkin about a little movie called Speed. Find out what the guys thought about Tyler's nomination.

Yes, this is our second Roland Emmerich film (after Independence Day) and you can blame Scott for that. The guys question whether or not this is really an "essential guy movie" as so many men have said over the last two decades. At least we can say that The Patriot gave us The Dark Knight.

In the list of "cult classics" before there was The Room or Idiocracy, there was Donnie Darko. Find out what late bloomers Scott and Jake thought...you might be surprised!

Much to Tyler's chagrin, Jake nominated Ghostbusters and it was poorly received by the late bloomers—tune in to find out what everyone thought about this comic(?) classic!

With near back-to-back Tarantino nominations, the guys cover Tyler's nomination: Django Unchained. Will it hold up to Pulp Fiction for the RP boys...or maybe even surpass it?

The guys break down Scott's nomination: the 80's classic, Back to the Future. Was comedian John Mulaney right? Is this the "family-fun" flick that never should have been?

A John Woo classic? Spoiler alert, the guys gave this movie their second-lowest rating yet; I guess its marginally better than Napoleon Dynamite!

Jake nominates the legendary Pulp Fiction for review, and we're pretty sure this was the first Tarantino movie Scott ever bothered to watch.