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This week we're talking about Dylan's pick for Comedic Turn movies, Analyze This, starring Robert DeNiro in his first major role in a broad comedy. Directed by Harold Ramis and starring Bobby DeNiro and Billy Crystal- this has to be a winner, right? RIGHT?!

Today we're kicking off a new series that is the inverse of the last series, Comedic Turn. We're focusing on movies that features an actor making a Comedic Turn as opposed to a Dramatic Turn. So, like, drama people being funny. Which movies will we pick? Listen and find out!

This week we're declaring a winner in our Dramatic Turn series. Will it be Punch Drunk Love, Stranger Than Fiction, or Nebraska? Which of these very dramatic turns be the most dramatic? And which movie will live on? And which movies will die painful deaths never to be seen again? Listen and find out!

This week we're talking about Will Forte's Dramatic Turn in Nebraska. The movie that showed everyone that Will Forte was more than the guy who could the celery trick. But can he stand up against Adam Sandler and Will Ferell? Listen and find out!

This week, we're talking about Brett's pick for our Dramatic Turn series, Stranger Than Fiction with Will Ferrell, even though the movie is mostly a comedy, Will Ferrell's performance is mostly straight and one of the more dramatic performances he's given in his career, at least that what Brett is going to try to convince you.

This week we're talking about the first movie in our Dramatic Turn series, Punk Drunk Love starring Adam Sandler in the movie that showed he was more than just The Waterboy. Will it be the most dramatic turn? Listen along and find out.

This week we're kicking off a new series, Dramatic Turn! Dun dun dun! We're focusing on actors who are primarily known for their comedic performances and what it looks like when they turn in a dramatic performance. Listen in to find out which movies we'll be discussing over the next few weeks!

We've been slacking a little bit getting new episodes posted on time, but we're trying to get back on track. This week we're declaring a verdict in our Guilty As Charged series. The defendants are My Cousin Vinny, Anatomy of a Murder, and Jagged Edge. Who will be deemed innocent? And who will be convicted? Listen and find out!

This week we're talking about Brett's pick for our Guilty as Charged series, Anatomy of a Murder. It's got Jimmy Stewart being a lawyer, and one of the best egg scenes we've ever seen on this show, but will it be enough to outclass My Cousin Vinny and, uh, Jagged Edge? Listen and find out!

This week we're taking the stand once again to cross-examine Tucker's pick for our Guilty As Charged series, Jagged Edge. Does Jagged Edge deserve to be considered the top courtroom movie? We'll be the judge of that.

This week we're talking about Dylan's pick for our Guilty As Charged series, My Cousin Vinny. Lauded as one of the most accurate portrayals of courtroom proceedings, but we're going to be doing cross examining to see if it's actually the best courtroom movies of all time.

This week, our opening statements on our new series, Guilty As Charged, where we're covering courtroom movies. Objection! Overruled! Leading! Which movies will we be entering into evidence? Listen and find out!

This week, Brett, Dylan and Tucker are declaring a winner for our School's Out series. Summer is here, and it's hotter than hell, but one of these movies will survive to live a long a fruitful life after graduation. The other two movies will be dead.

This we're talking about Brett's pick for our School's Out series, Can't Hardly Wait. One last big house party before the end of the school year full of drinking, sex, drugs, and Barry Manilow.

This week we're talking about Dylan's pick for our School's Out series, Dazed and Confused. Wholly taking place on the last day of school and directed by Richard Linklater, is this the ultimate School's Out film? Listen and find out!

This week we're talking about Tucker's pick for School's Out, Rock'n'Roll High School. Ramones mania, baby! Pizza?! Let's dig in!

This week we're kicking off a new series to celebrate the feelings of school ending and summer starting with School's Out; movies where school is, in fact, getting out. Prom, parties, graduation, or blowing up the school, it's all on the table. What movies are we going to be talking about for the next few weeks? Listen and find out!

It's time to declare a winner in our Cage Match series! Will it be Mandy, Leaving Las Vegas, or Peggy Sue Got Married? Which Cage is the best Cage? The lunacy of Peggy Sue? The sad lunacy of Leaving Las Vegas? Or the trippy lunacy of Mandy? Listen and find out!

There's a cosmic darkness inside this episode. We're talking about Tucker's pick for Cage Match: Mandy. This movie finally answers the question: what would it be like if you took a bunch of acid and then unleashed Nicolas Cage on the world? But is it the most Cage movie of all the Cage movies? Listen and find out!

Would it really be a Cage Match if we didn't talk about Leaving Las Vegas? This is Dylan's pick for best/most Nic Cage movie, and it got Cage the little statue we all lovingly refer to as "Oscar". Is it more Cage than Peggy Sue Got Married? Listen and find out!

The first movie in our Cage Match series is Peggy Sue Got Married. One of Nic Cage's earliest roles, and boy, does he bring something extra to this movie, and I don't mean his wang.

This week we're kicking off a new series, Cage Match, where we will discuss three picks from a curated list of Nicolas Cage films, assigned at (mostly) random. Cage has some hitters, so put your gloves on and enter the CAGE MATCH!

It's finally time to declare a winner in our Twin Films series. Will it be Surviving The Game and Hard Target? Boy Erased and The Miseducation of Cameron Post? Or Paul Blar: Mall Cop and Observe and Report? Which of these pairs is most twinningest? Listen and find out!

Today we're talking about Brett's Twin Films, Paul Blart: Mall Cop and Observe and Report. Two films that couldn't be more different in tone, but so similar in story. Does the good of Observe and Report off-set the utter awfulness of Paul Blart? Listen and find out!

This week we're making a hard shift from our last two movies with this pair of Twin Films, Boy Erased and The Miseducation of Cameron Post. Two movies that came out in very close proximity and both examining young people's experiences with gay conversion camps.