MAMFAW: Many are made. Few are watched.

The genre season at last concludes with these sci-fi movies. We liked them.

Science Fiction at its worst is sometimes actually its best. Zed is the man. What a good movie. Hector is a robot. What a movie.

Fly me to the Moon, let me play among the stars. Let me see what life is like on Jupiter and...the Moon. It's time to kick off the sci-fi genre with some of the best movies in the category: Moon and 2001: A Space Odyssey. Get your helmets on and prepare to be left breathless...well, I guess if your helmet is on you should be able to breathe...Enjoy!

It’s the end of the animation series, and we’re going out with a bang - brought to us by Amos Slade. The Fox and the Hound and Shrek 2 are two stories of love, friendship, and accepting our differences in order to cherish those two things. Two. Two different animals. The second movie in a series. Second, also meaning two. But, this is the third in the animation series. 2+3 = 5 and 5-3 brothers = 2...

The boys are continuing the animation series with the worsts this week: Food Fight and Cool World. It's giving Microsoft paint and early Blender days. It's giving Roger Rabbit on Viagra. You know what it's not giving? Tune in to find out.

This week, we're kicking off the animation series with some of the best films: The Iron Giant and Fantastic Mr. Fox. Get ready to feel whimsical, perhaps grab a tissue or two, and heal your inner child with some good ol' art. A big, warm serving of Artatouille to be exact.

We are wrapping up the Mystery They Spoke series this week with the favorites: The Prestige and Brick. Christopher Nolan editing mishaps--exposed! Teenagers express themselves far more eloquently than they should be--scrutinized! The mystery is almost over, but there is one final question to be answered: do you love the boys today? Be honest, they can tell.

This week is not only the worsts episode of the Mystery They Spoke series, but it's also a Johnny Depp double feature! The real mystery in both Sleepy Hollow and Secret Window is trying to figure out what Depp's real accent is. The only certainty is that, for some reason, we've developed an insane craving for Doritos and Mountain Dew.

Mystery they spoke?! That's right gang, the boys are diving into some classics from the mystery genre this week with Laura (1944) and Rear Window (1954). There's nothing quite like the creepiness of a man watching you from their window or the fury of one shoved into the friendzone. Listen to these totally not creepy dudes, really normal and friendly men, unravel the mystery of why they&#39...

This episode wraps up the Dramalama-dingdong series with the favorites: Good Will Hunting and The Darjeeling Limited. These boys may not be wicked smart (don't tell them that), but they do have a bullshit answer for everything. E=MC deez nuts as the affable Josh would say...So let's vow to never be friends, no matter what, ever, f*ck the intenerary, and embark on this audio adventure

Oh hi MAMFAWKERs! Glad you decided to tune into the second installment in the Dramalama-dingdong series. This week, we dive into the "worst" drama movies: Left Behind (2000) and The Room. You're going to wish you were raptured before this one's over. That's a guarantee or your money back...actually you're getting this blasted into your eardrums entirely for free, so how a...

Welcome to the first episode of our Dramalama-dingdong (however you spell it) series! We’re kicking it off with the “best” movies this week: The Godfather and No Country for Old Men. These films show us that perhaps…this country is for old men. Old men kicking ass and taking names. Maybe that’ll teach Zach and Josh to respect their elders, but probably not.

Why would dragons have feathers? Why do kangaroos know kung fu? Should these movies have been made? Are they good or bad? What is good and bad? These questions are at the heart of this week's episode. Tune into the latest episode of the Many Are Made Few Are Watched podcast. This week's episode wraps up the fantasy genre with some of the worst fantasy films we could find. Enjoy.

Continuing “A Fairly Good Tale” with the tale that inspired so many we know and love today, along with its acid trip of a “sequel”. The Wizard of Oz and Return to Oz send the boys back through time, through the good memories and the bad. Please make sure to always offer an egg during trying times, you may not realize the impact it can have.

Welcome MAMFAWKers to the beginning of our 'A Fairly Good Tale' series! This week grapples with god, death, spirituality, and mysticism. Because what is the root of fantasy if not religion? What are our protagonists if not messiahs? What are we even saying if not genius analysis? 

For the final installment of our Oscar’s best picture series, we revisit one of our previously aired episodes. Everything Everywhere All at Once has solidified its place in history and our hearts. It’s a movie deserving of its own episode, as it cannot be compared to another from the previous year (or several for that matter). Enjoy and tune in next week for the start of our 'A Fairly Good Tale' s...

Round 2 of the Oscars best picture showdown! This week we have a battle of the “biopic”: Elvis vs. The Fablemans. We got one guy who makes us wanna dance and another to capture it on film—ruining his entire childhood whilst editing the footage. Let’s be real, watching these three brothers dance would ruin anyone’s child or adulthood….enjoy!

The boys are rowing per usual, but this time it’s about this year’s Oscars best picture nominees. Will kindness prevail? We can’t say, but tune in to lose your sense of innocence and face the harsh reality that is three, unqualified, brothers critiquing All Quiet on the Western Front and The Banshees of Inisherin. 

Mr. Pink and Carl Showalter walk into a bar, dontcha know. Criminals from different cinematic universes with the same face and same outcome: dead. What does it all mean?! Dontcha know? No, we donta know. Alls we know is that Mr. Pink didn’t tip and that’s inexcusable. Ah geez, we’ve reached the end of the thriller genre and the red thread keeps unraveling. 

Cupid’s hitting you with two arrows this year and they’re both named Rachel McAdams. The romance movie equivalent of a scream queen and suspected Time Lord, McAdams gets the boys into their feelings. Junior and Josh cope with their solitude while Zach basks in the glory of his harem of anime figurines.

Mark Wahlberg made something terrible happen so god decided to leave us behind with Nick Cage—but not before shrinking our brothers and hiding them in backpacks. This episode was recorded inside a JanSport, enjoy.

Welcome to Thriller. A genre that is thrilling. Kind of like a roller coaster. This week the MAMFAW bros watch Se7en and Vertigo. Join the boys as they are thrilled. You might just be too.

They just dont make them like they used to. I know saying that relegates me to boomer status (a status Junior has long held), but these movies are so good. The storytelling (chefs' kiss), the action (second chef's kiss), and the acting (was good), everything about these movies was perfect. Tune in and watch the films (in whatever order you'd like). 

Man are these movies the worst. This week we turn to some of the worst movies ever made in the Action genre. They are kinda bad in a good way though. If you haven't seen these movies, I suggest you do. It won't be worth your time. Or maybe it will.

And then there was action. After the grind of the holidays Junior, Zach, and Josh get back on track. This episode kicks off the action genre bests.