A romantic drama about a young woman diagnosed with a terminal illness falls in love with an older bachelor. None of that is really that important. The major thing you need to know is J.K. Simmons is in this movie at some point.

Our main man Travolta is back and he's back with a....nother boring movie.

In a movie where Winona Ryder plays a depressed teenager committed to a mental institution, it's Angelina Jolie who steals the show as the sociopathic girl that "interrupts" Winona's treatment. Jeff, Stuart and special guest Ross Wood had a fun time with this one.

In a film about a wayward writer in New York who tries to sleep with as many women as he can, Jeff and Stuart have some problems talking about this film directed by the infamous director Woody Allen.

Recorded on Easter Sunday, the boys celebrate the second (fourth?) coming of our lord and savior Ellen Ripley played by the amazing Sigourney Weaver. Directed by french film director Jean-Pierre Jeunet, this fourth installment in the Alien franchise goes turbo mode when Weaver and Ryder team up to escape a military research station swarmed with xenomorphs.

Hey folks! Quick little announcement about this episode. Halfway through recording a lovely two and a half hour episode on The Crucible, a witch came into our studio and casted a spell on our recording gear, making the second half of our episode possessed by the devil and corrupted. We apologize for the distracting audio quality that begins about half-way through the episode but hope you can enjoy Jeff, Stuart and Brian Delisi talking about the amazing performances of The Crucible!

To be.... or not to be... Al Pacino making a passion project about how much he loves Richard III and how he understands Shakespeare better than anybody else.

This movie sucks. Don't watch it. But please listen to this episode where more than half of what is discussed is how Dune 2 is one of the best blockbusters of the post-Marvel/superhero era.