Mac N Cheese Movies

We carelessly throw something in the oven for Armadillo cake, talk about how awful Herbert Ross was to this great ensemble.

Trick or treat you Mac N Cheese Monsters. Joel and I make mac n cheese to go along with our viewing of "Mandy." The enchanted lives of a couple in a secluded forest are brutally shattered by a nightmarish hippie cult and their demon-biker henchmen, propelling a man into a spiraling, surreal rampage of vengeance. David Lynch vibes, Nic Cage insanity, chainsaw battles. There is nothing like this one...

Ricardo and I talk about everything about "The Crow" from Brandon Lee, the soundtrack, mystique to Blockbuster.

Anibal and I have the best Matrix steak along with chocolate cake as we talk about "The Matrix", Keanu Reeves and what a game changer it was for us all.

With Flick cupcakes, American pie and Office Space coffee, we talk 1999 films with Brian Raftery and discuss his book, "Best. Movie. Year. Ever: How 1999 Blew Up the Big Screen."

Would it be harder to find Richard Kimble now because everyone is on their phone? The acquired taste of Tommy Lee Jones.  Who else could've been as good in the roles then and now? Find out on our episode talking about "The Fugitive" along with Rapid Fire Pizza.

How many laws did our Sandlot team break? Best baseball movies? What role do we think Sean Astin should have played? Shannon's Dad is on the podcast along with regulars Jason and Sharon. Find out how Shannon made the S'mores and some vomit.

"They got Chili Dogs over there?" In this episode with a bucket of KFC, we talk about Jake Taylor and if he's good enough for Renee Russo, if Ricky Vaughn in in the John Hughes universe and every cast member throwing heaters.

In our first Mac N Cheese for a movie that is just released, we talk about "Far From Home", Tom Holland, our favorite Spider-Mans, and ponder if Spider-Man is ready to lead The Avengers.

Over Groot Beers, Scotty and Josh talk about the Guardians being the Sex Pistols of the MCU, its impact on the other films and is it the best intro to a teamup?

Scotty and Shannon talk about "Finding Forrester" over grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup with milk along with how close the movie is to "Good Will Hunting", argue whether the movie is too long, the OG Mac N Cheese Movie.

Johnny and Scotty talk about how "Forget Paris" gets you through high school breakups and the Billy Crystal pantheon.

A special treat as we interview "Wally Got Wasted" director Adam William Ward. We talk about how you're not closer to your dream cause you're on a studio lot everyday, how a 22 day shoot is like method acting and without the brisket nothing happens. Adam talks about his journey in Hollywood, the need for film school, film permits and how Amazon and Netflix are changing the game.

In this episode we talk about Total Recall, Sharon Stone's futuristic fashion, how Arnold is Axl Rose and our best Arnold impressions.

In this episode we talk about "Chef" with Anibel Guevara while having grilled cheese and Cubano sandwiches. Why does "Chef" mean so much to us? Let us count the ways we love this movie and would we rather Jon Favreau did these kinds of movies instead of "Iron Man" and "Star Wars"?

In this episode we have Philly Cheesesteaks and Royal Blood in honor of Emmy. We talk about how "Mannequin" holds up today and how inclusive it was in 1987. Is Jonathan Switcher the most grounded person in the movie?

In this episode we talk about Joss Whedon, why Jan De Bont is a better choice to direct than Quentin Tarantino, the best "Die Hard" knockoffs and if you're up for dying in Keanu Reeves or Sandra Bullock's arms.

We take "Forrest Gump" back from the haters and make a case for why it's still great to go along with our Ice Cream, Dr. Peppers and Steaks

After a fire in the oven we munched on Flux Capacitor Fries and Chuck Berry Cobbler while we muse about the the end of the movie, if punching Biff was the answer, Johnny B Goode and how one moment of courage can change the next 30 years.

Listen in as we discuss whether flour exists in French Toast, love’s ability to conquer all and how the “consumption look” became the zenith for fashion icons everywhere.

Cupcakes, Pizza and Empire Records with Brad.

Wings, Goose IPA and Kenny Loggins seasoning

In this episode, we tackle the ocean, Moby Dick, the subtext of the Ex-Presidents, why "Point Break" is a unicorn as well as annotate an article by Priscilla Page.

In the second of the double podcast, we have meatball sandwiches, Coronas and talk about the joy of Anthony Kiedis, bank robberies and whether I would go home early from Bodhi's party and jump out of a plane. Shannon has a dark horse for Patrick Swayze's best movie as well as best bank robbery film.

The Burbs' is the overlooked masterpiece of Tom Hanks' career from Joe Dante. In this episode we talk about ways to remake it, which characters we are, why Tom Hanks is the Trent Reznor of Hollywood and is the sardine lobby keeping this movie down?