Silver Linings Playback

Joel and Andy watch Between Worlds; a supernatural film that finds Nicolas Cage in a love triangle with a mother her daughter (who is possessed by Cage's dead wife).

Joel and Andy kick off Nic Cage Month with Looking Glass, a Lynchian drama about a husband and wife who buy a seedy motel and discover it has a secret tunnel that allows you to watch one of the rooms through a two-way mirror.

Joel and Andy watch the 2025 film War of the Worlds, which at one point had a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. And, Ice Cube attempts to join them, but has some technical difficulties.

Joel and Andy watch The Lawnmower Man, a Flowers For Algernon story about a man who uses virtual reality to become a genius ... with telekinetic powers.

Joel and Andy are joined by Marty McGuire this week. Together, they discuss the Sandra Bullock film The Net; which sees her stumbling into a vast online conspiracy and having her life turned upside down when all she wanted was to go on vacation.

Joel and Andy kick things off with Virtuosity, a Denzel Washington/Russell Crowe precursor to The Matrix that examines what happens when a computer world crosses over into the real world.

Joel and Andy are once again joined by artist Joe Dunn. They talk about the sordid history of the 1994 Fantastic Four film directed by Roger Corman; which was never released.

This week, Joel and Andy are joined by artist Joe Dunn. Together, they discuss Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer.

This week, Joel and Andy watch Superman IV: The Quest for Peace and talk about Cannon Films, the unhinged studio that made it.

Joel and Andy kick off the month with Superman III, in which Superman battles his shadow self and ... Richard Pryor?

Joel and Andy close out the month strong. They discuss the once-maligned cult classic film Wet Hot American Summer with a very special guest ... co-writer/director David Wain.

Joel and Andy discuss Camp Nowhere. The film stars Christopher Lloyd as a grifter who is convinced to run a fake summer camp by some scheming kids.

Joel and Andy are joined by the Baltimore Improv Group's managing director and Ernest P. Worrell scholar Michelle Faulkner-Forson. Together, they discuss Ernest Goes to Camp.

This week, Joel and Andy watch Heavyweights, a Judd Apatow penned Disney film about a fat camp for kids run by a maniacal Ben Stiller.

Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre kick off the month by watching Shelley Long in Troop Beverly Hills. She plays an entitled mom who must figure out how to lead a scout troop of similarly-entitled kids.

Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre are joined by fellow podcaster Katie Long. She gets her revenge by having them watch Anaconda.

Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre are joined by Coach Anthony Leonelli. Coach Leonelli gets his revenge by making them watch the Brat Pack western Young Guns.

Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre are joined by Heather Moyer. Heather gets their revenge by forcing Joel and Andy to watch M. Night Shyamalan's Signs.

Joel Murphy and Andy McIntyre are joined once again by Jonathan Davenport. Davenport gets his revenge by forcing Joel and Andy to watch the 2006 Milla Jovovich film Ultraviolet.

Joel and Andy are joined this week by indie wrestler Eel O'Neal. Together, they close out the month with the infamous John Cena film The Marine.

This week, in honor of 4/20, Joel, Andy and guest Li watch Rob Van Dam's 2010 action film Wrong Side of Town, which features cameos by Dave Bautista, Viscera and Stormy Daniels.

This week, Joel dresses up like Cactus Jack and Andy goes full Juggalo in honor of the Insane Clown Posse's film Big Money Hustlas, which features a cameo from Mick Foley as Cactus Jack ... er, um ... Cactus Sack.

Joel and Andy kick things off with Trish Stratus' super Canadian action film Bail Enforcers (or is it called Bounty Hunters?).

Joel and Andy end the month by watching a film that was actually made in Ireland. In fact, it is Ireland's first martial arts film ... the extremely-low-budged Fatal Deviation.

Joel and Andy watch Troy Duffy's 2009 sequel to his cult classic film The Boondock Saints, which was released 10 years after the original (and failed to live up to the original's hype).