Your Mother Ate My Dog!

Pamela Anderson stars as a bounty hunter in the faraway world of 2017 and she even got a matching tattoo! Explosions and death, and that's not even the half of it. Politics take up a large portion of this episode as Jesse talks about the time he had a knife fight with a mayoral candidate.

Half of the episode is just talking about famous people we know, the other half is talking about the 1982 action film starring Sylvester Stallone. Another all-time episode.

Don't we all just dream of ways to murder our boss? Sure, they already did this premise in Horrible Bosses, but something tells me Dolly Parton did it a little better, 30 years earlier. Big trivia episode, and of course, a few technical difficulties that you won't even notice.

The 1970's called, they want their French cult classic fairytale film starring painted people and animals back. Who finds these films, available exclusively on YouTube. We talk about mediocre movies so please don't take this too seriously.

Denzel Washington has saved the podcast. We are back in a way nobody ever thought possible. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, this episode felt a lot like the first time we decided to talk about something other than a movie. Was this the best episode since Episode 76: Point Break? A dog didn't even bark.

Your Mother Ate My Dog is back after a month long sabbatical, where a bunch of stuff happened but they didn't want to talk about it. Josh gets sick and coughs once, and also his dog barks and was generally annoying for a bit. But we are back and we talk about soccer and films and moving and more! This is actually probably a bad episode but this is probably the last bad episode with new equipme...

World Cup soccer and some Bruce Lee Kung-Fu? Another classic episode and maybe this time we figured out how to hold up Josh's laptop so that it functions properly? We catch up and head back to the 70's where cinema was good again.

It's the annual Jesse Birthday Episode and the boys go ham over some Boogie Nights. Josh eats spring rolls into the microphone while they talk about the World Cup and Obsession and of course, pornography. A wild one from start to finish.

Brendan Fraser had a great late 1990's/early 2000's. Was Monkeybone a good movie? Do dogs bark? Soccer is soon, who ya got? It's holiday time, and one of us is alone and afraid. Join us for a fun talk about love and religion.

The Lords of Your Mother Ate My Dogtown are back with this skateboarding classic that had us doing ollies and 540 backflips and what have you. Talking about fun times in our world and just honestly having a good time doing what we like to do, much like the young men in the film.

Back after a few weeks off, the podcast starts with some poop talk and ends with Josh refusing to speak. You think we would learn some lessons after 5 years of this but nah. The movie was watched and things were talked about. Jesse goes on a rant.

We are back with some video as we delve deep into the world of David Lynch. I don't understand the movie but I feel like the main character is very relatable. No, I don't want to kill my wife but it would be fun to leave my life as a saxophonist to become a car mechanic. Anyways.

This was a podcast about a little Czech film called Little Otik. It was a pain in the ass, much like the main character in the film, which is free on YouTube. If you loved Groot and you love the Pokemon Sudowoodo, and hell, if you love wood in general, this film is for you. No video this week due to my pale skin.

Running 10 km's seems pretty easy, but yet so is putting on a pair of sunglasses and killing aliens. A great summer film. No notes.

A problematic film in 2004 is now in your ears for the year 2026 and it wasn't bad! Sure, it's not going to win any Oscars but ever since Will Smith hit Chris Rock that whole production has gone downhill. We talk about other movies and POKEMON.

Robert De Niro is known as a man who stands up for what he believes in. Jesse channeled his inner De Niro and let us all know how he felt about this 1998 action film. We caught up, talked about our lives and birthdays and people who died, then of course movies and stuff. Is watching two episodes of a TV show considered "watching a TV show?"

What an explosion of explosions and one liners from this Geena Davis-Samuel L. Jackson joint. The Oscars happened and we chat about meeting up and racing each other.

Another British film? Come on guys, there are other countries out there. Oh, there's murder in it? Kind of strange that you want to watch a movie like this. What does it say about you or the podcast in general? Anyways, the time changed and we are all messed up.

Episode 160 has a British film that is charming but also depressing? Jesse must have picked this film. Tom Hardy is stellar but Benedict Cumberbatch is here too. We catch up and promise to go on more runs in order to train for a marathon. A dog barks.

Ghosts? In February? In perhaps the most exposive episode of podcasting yet, Josh and Jesse dig in to the biggest issues troubling our youths today. Nothing is off limits, and that's just how they like it. You're listening to the most controversial episode that has ever aired and we are not apologizing for the things that come out of our mouths. Not this time.

The comments section takes over this week's episode as we delve deep into the romantic horror film that is GOOD BOY. One of the hosts just got a puppy so this hits home for him, while the other one only owns cats so he's a bit laissez-faire or whatever about the whole ordeal. Another celebrity dies, and we officially welcome the Olympics to the podcast. Enjoy!

The boys watch another old (2000) movie from Japan about the ancient art of putting children on an island and telling them to be the last one left. Lots of dog talk, and a very in depth explanation of the current reality television climate. You love love? You will not want to miss this one!

We return home from a quick trip to a small English village where we did not understand a word that they said. Some aspects of this film were either the best or the worst that have come out of a podcast movie ever. Also a stabbing is discussed.

It's 1996, you just got back from the theatre. It was a really odd telling of your town's history. There were aliens from Mars. The podcast puts somebody to sleep this week after apologizing for all the comments we make when we think you aren't listening. Our honesty therapy session is over and we are NOTHING but polite now. Enjoy the show.

Another birthday episode and the start of our 5th year as a podcast. Wait, does that math check out? We check in on each other's holidays, answer a new set of calendar Jeopardy questions and dig deep into perhaps the most underrated movie we have ever watched on the podcast: Freaked! Also we both separately discover a new way to pick future movies, which is FUN.