Silver Linings Playback

Joel and Andy end the month with Drive Angry, a film where Nicolas Cage escapes Hell to save his granddaughter from cultists.

This week, Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe reunite for Paul Schrader's 2016 crime drama Dog Eat Dog.

This week film must be the Season of the Witch, the 2011 supernatural Nicolas Cage/Ron Perlman film set just after the Crusades.

Joel and Andy kick things off by watching The Old Way, Nicolas Cage's first traditional western. He plays a bad man trying to live a good life ... until he's pushed too far.

Joel and Andy end the month with AVP: Alien vs. Predator, which feels like it should have been a slam dunk mash up film but somehow ends up feeling forgettable.

This week, Joel and Andy watch M. Night Shyamalan's infamous The Last Airbender, which was based on a beloved animated show.

In honor of the late, great Paul Reubens, Joel and Andy watch Big Top Pee-Wee, Reubens' uneven follow up to the beloved Pee-Wee's Big Adventure.

Joel and Andy kick off the month with Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, the film based on the popular children's books that strays too far from its source material.

Joel and Andy end the month by discussing Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), Cathy Yan's criminally-underrated DCEU film.

Joel and Andy are joined by Jonathan Davenport to discuss Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the film where two titans finally meet face to face: Buzz Aldrin and Optimus Prime.

Joel and Andy watch David Lynch's infamous adaptation of Dune.

Joel and Andy watch John Woo's Mission: Impossible II, the film that is considered the low point in the still-running action franchise.

Joel and Andy kick off the month with the infamous Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Heather Moyer joins Joel and Andy to discuss the story of three drag queens traveling across America for a show, To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything! Julie Newmar.

This week, Joel and Andy watch the infamous weekend warrior biker film Wild Hogs.

This week, Joel and Andy hop in the car with Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen for the 2012 mother and son road comedy The Guilt Trip.

Joel and Andy kick off the month with Sex Drive, the raunchy teen comedy loved by Jury Duty's Ronald Gladden.

This week, Devin McKay returns and forces Joel and Andy to watch the 1998 Matthew Lillard film Dead Man's Curve.

Joel and Andy are joined by Sean Latta. Sean has selected Jim Jarmusch's star studded zombie film The Dead Don't Die.

Molly Regan returns to make Joel and Andy watch Saving Silverman, the 2001 comedy where two friends kidnap their buddy's fiancé in order to "save" him from her.

This week, Sophie Strauss returns to watch Cruella, Disney's prequel to 101 Dalmatians where Cruella de Vil is a young fashion designer whose mother was murdered by Dalmatians.

This week, Joel and Andy are joined by college basketball coach Anthony Leonelli. Anthony has selected the Ed Lover/Dr. Dre film Who's the Man? to watch.

This week, Joel and Andy are joined by Lars Periwinkle to discuss the Steve Martin film loosely based on Henry Hill's life, My Blue Heaven.

This week, Joel and Andy watch the Norm MacDonald film Dirty Work. So fire up G7 (Rolling Stones "Street Fighting Man") and enjoy.

This week, Joel and Andy watch Chris Elliott's 90s comedy Cabin Boy, in which he plays a fancy lad who stumbles onto the wrong boat.