Damn Good Movie Memories

In the second of a three part series, we discuss our encounters with celebrities.  Hear Brian P., Samantha, David, and your host talk about their experiences seeing Sebastian Bach, Tom Cruise, Muhammad Ali, Tom Hiddleston, Dave Chappelle and more!

In the first of a three part series, we discuss our encounters with celebrities.  Hear Mahlon, Enrica, and your host talk about their experiences seeing Michelle Pfeiffer, George Takei, Elvira, Uma Thurman, Liv Tyler and more!

In this episode we discuss our favorite movies when we were kids.  Did we have horrible taste or do our picks stand the test of time?

In this episode we discuss our favorite actors who aren’t the stars, but often steal the show in many movies.  You may not know their name, but you definitely know their faces when you see them on screen.

In this episode we discuss movies that we enjoyed, but will never watch again. Hear our variety of picks and reasons why these films are “one and done” for us.

There was never a more iconic writer and director than John Hughes.  Simply put, the 1980s would not have been the same without the immense talents of Hughes.  Join us as we discuss the illustrious career of John Hughes.

In this episode, our research team (ha!) digs deep to share with you a number of films that could have been drastically different if the original choices of certain roles had been left in place.  For all you trivia geeks out there, you will love this episode!

Three is the lucky number for this week’s episode as we discuss our favorite movie trilogies.  We also talk about movies that should have been trilogies, only to be ruined by extra films.  (Hi, Indiana Jones!!)

As our regular guest Mahlon so eloquently put: Hollywood is where true stories go to become lies.  Join us for a discussion of our favorite movies based on true stories. (for the most part!)

In this episode we talk about our favorite movie animals and get a wide range of picks.  (and they're not just dogs!)

Sure, these cops could solve crimes on their own, but having a partner is just so much more fun for the movie-going public.  Join us as we discuss our favorite buddy cop movies!

On the menu for this week’s episode is our favorite movies about food, with a side of our favorite food scenes.  As an added treat, we have a few stories about our most interesting trips to the movie theater, along with our favorite theater snacks. Soup's on!

You may be wondering what exactly constitutes a cult classic movie?  If you’re not sure, you need to check out this week’s episode! 

In this episode we discuss our favorite movies that were adapted from novels or short stories.  Who said the written word was dead?!

Jewel thieves!  Bank robbers!  Knocking over casinos!  We cover them all in this episode of our favorite heist movies. 

For the second part of our favorite sports movies, our panel of guests choose many non-obvious films for sports fans to debate about.  Is Dodgeball a sport?  Of course it is, just like ESPN 8 - The Ocho is a real sports network!

Our special guest this week is Matt Romig, former writer at Yahoo Sports.  We discuss a wide range of sports movies, along with Brian’s top 15 list of favorite sports movies.  Play ball!

Our very own Siskel & Ebert (Lynlea and Stephanie) discuss their favorite romance movies and disagree about everything.  Of course, this means “two thumbs up” for the listening audience! 

Last week we used our negative energy to discuss bad remakes.  This week we turn that frown upside-down with our favorite movie remakes.  Enjoy, sunshine!

In this episode we discuss movies that shouldn’t have been remade, thus tarnishing the legacy of the originals we love with inferior remakes.  Let’s get snarky!

Unlike the 2017 Oscars, there are absolutely no mistakes in our picks for our favorite Oscar winning movies for Best Picture.  We also discuss movies that should have won Oscars, but were snubbed by the Academy.

For many young movie fans, watching your first rated “R” movie is a rite of passage.  Whether it’s hearing vulgar language or viewing adult situations for the first time, these “restricted” movies are almost always more memorable at a younger, more impressionable age.  Join us for our look back at our first rated “R” movies!

As Ted Turner’s 1980s experiment with the colorization of classic movies proved, film lovers appreciated the original vision and brilliance of black and white films.  It’s all about the tone, the significance of light and shadows, and other subtleties that color films can’t match. (especially "fake" color!)  Enjoy our discussion about our favorite black and white films.

We get romantic in this episode discussing our favorite romance movies.  We cover a ton of movies in this episode. So, find your significant other, grab a bottle of whatever, and enjoy our list of movies to check out on Valentine’s Day.

Our special guest this week is Kevin Smokler, author of Brat Pack America: A Love Letter to 80s Teen Movies .  Kevin talks about why he decided to write a book about 80s teen movies and provides tons of fun facts and memories for films like Back to the Future, The Goonies, Real Genius, The Karate Kid, and many more!  80s movie fans will love this episode and be sure to purchase “Brat Pack America”...