ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED MARCH 8, 2022 We've all seen it, but we're talking about it anyway. And we're bringing a Patron with us!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 22, 2022 Have we reached the climax of quality in the X-Men movies? "Logan" aside, this may be the best X-Men movie pound for pound, and we happily get into it. But we're reaching the peak of the roller coaster climb, and we're close to racing straight down!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JULY 2021 This movie has it alllll going on, so to speak. Depression, anxiety, self-loathing, Boomer energy...what more do you need? Jer and Dan discuss the 2004 dramedy "Sideways" directed by Alexander Payne and starring Paul Giamatti, Thomas Haden Church, Sandra Oh, and Virginia Madsen.…

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 8, 2022 The X-Men series continues with its least X-Men entry to date, but perhaps the best movie pound for pound, "The Wolverine."

Dan's pick for the month of June celebrates the Spike Lee joint "Do the Right Thing" starring himself and Danny Aiello along with a supporting cast of heavy hitters like Giancarlo Esposito, John Turturro, Samuel L. Jackson and Bill Nunn. REPOSTED WITH MODERATELY BETTER AUDIO

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JANUARY 25, 2022 The X-Men franchise is about to have a nice little stretch of successful movies, starting with the soft reboot "X-Men: First Class" from 2011.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JANUARY 11, 2022 Today we take a nosedive in quality to what was intended to be the first of several Origins movies. Didn't quite pan out that way. That's right, we're talking about X-Men Origins: Deadpool.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED DECEMBER 28, 2021 We finish out 2021 by finishing the original X-Men trilogy. What will 2022 hold for us? Well...a mixed bag of sequels, that's for damn sure.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JUNE 2021 In case you needed proof that this is a list that could ONLY be put together by us, we present our second episode as we discuss a movie that 100% shaped not only Jer's sense of humor, but also the way that Jer and Dan played as kids. Gremlins 2: The New Batch is directed by Joe Dante and stars Zach Galligan, Phoebe Ca…

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED DECEMBER 14, 2021 Dan joins us to talk about the second chapter of the X-Men series, which takes a large leap forward in quality. Whether or not the same applies to this conversation is debatable.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 30, 2021 We kick off a brand new franchise for BOTH Jer and Mike this week. Strap yourselves in for a journey into the Fox X-Men universe, which...by the time we wrap this franchise up...may be a part of the MCU for all we know!

Jer's selection is a Michael Keaton movie for the month of May: "Multiplicity!" Harold Ramis directed this under-appreciated comedy from the mid 90's, which feels very much of its time but still holds up in multiple ways.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 16, 2021 We bring this franchise to a close with part 3 of the third season of Twin Peaks. We also reveal the franchise we'll be talking about next!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 2, 2021 We're breaking formula this week to catch up with old friends and discuss the FULL ON Lynch-ness of episode 8.

Originally published May 2021 The inaugural episode of "90 OVER 90" was the Coen Brothers' "No Country For Old Men" from 2007 starring Josh Brolin, Tommy Lee Jones and Javier Bardem.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED OCTOBER 19, 2021 It's 25 years later and we're back! Sorta. We kick off the 2017 Showtime revival "Twin Peaks: The Return" with our discussion on the first 6 episodes, which is just as dense and complicated as season 1.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED OCTOBER 5, 2021 The series has ended, but there is so much more story to tell. We go back to how this all started with "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me," a movie that can (and did) easily piss off the fanbase who didn't know what to expect from a big screen transition.

Dan brings us this month's OVER 90 selection: The Coen Brothers' "The Big Lebowski" from 1998 starring Jeff Bridges and John Goodman. A movie that by all rights IS a comedy, yet somehow most of the humor still eludes Jer.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 We finish out the series proper and head into the Black Lodge where we will stay for a very long time.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 Mike warned Jer that the show gets weird and bad at this point. Does he feel the same way? We discuss episodes 8-15 of Twin Peaks Season 2.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AUGUST 25, 2021 Back in the town of Twin Peaks, only this time we're much more efficient with our review of what goes down!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AUGUST 10, 2021 It's Jer's turn to experience a franchise for the first time, and Mike has chosen the series "Twin Peaks!" In a marathon episode, we break down the first season (as best we can.)

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JULY 28, 2021 We conclude our first phase of the Star Wars franchise with a movie that everybody thought they wanted, but nobody really did. That being said, what we got is so much better than what Jer remembers!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JULY 13, 2021 We've completed the Skywalker Saga, and now we branch out and expand the universe. But...do we even care about this entry? Based on the conversation...well, you'll have to listen for yourself!

Jer's choice for this month is a family movie which just celebrated its 10th anniversary in February, and is greatly elevated by the last ten minutes of its runtime. We discuss the brilliant "The Lego Movie" directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JUNE 29, 2021 We've reached the end of the Skywalker Saga and the lowest rated Star Wars movie in the series. But how does it stack up for newcomer Mike?

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JUNE 22, 2021 We have arrived at the Star Wars movie that's so divisive we couldn't even be in the same room to discuss it. Rian Johnson's "The Last Jedi" is the topic today, so be patient with us and hear our thoughts in the most civilized manner we could muster.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JUNE 15, 2021 There's been an awakening at the same time there's been a silencing (of George Lucas, at least.) We're now heading into the sequel trilogy with the movie that feels very familiar, yet somehow is very convoluted despite being a very fun watch. What a mixed bag this one is!…

This month we bring you Paul Verhoeven's 1987 EXCESSIVE satire "Robocop" starring Peter Weller as the titular robo-cop. It's another insanely R-rated movie that somehow spawned a children's cartoon!

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JUNE 8, 2021 We've come to the end of the prequel trilogy and the original saga. It's taken us several weeks to get here and now we're racing through hyperspace to reach the creation of Darth Vader. So let's break down this slow-paced yet still rushed conclusion to the time before the Battle of Yavin.…

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED JUNE 1, 2021 Dan joins us once again to talk about a divisive movie in the series. A movie the separates the true fans from the weak. A movie that changes people. And opinions have changed...

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED MAY 25, 2021 You couldn't escape Phantom Menace Mania in 1999, but somehow Mike avoided it! We get into the much maligned prequel trilogy with this initial entry and discuss our own potentially hot takes on "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace."

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED MAY 18, 2021 Widely considered to be the worst of the original trilogy, you may be surprised to hear where Jer and Mike would place "Return of the Jedi" on their rankings of the original trilogy.

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED MAY 11, 2021 We continue Mike's journey to a galaxy far, far away with the next logical stop: The Empire Strikes Back. It's no secret that this is the most beloved of all Star Wars movies. So it's also no secret that Mike greatly enjoyed it. So our evolving format mutates once again to something a little more familiar for the t…

In this cold month of January, we discuss the cold space thriller "Gravity" from 2013, directed by Alfonso Cuaron, and starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. This is still the most terrifying movie Jer has ever seen.

With the main show being over, we decided this year to unlock all of our Patreon episodes to the public! All previously released Patreon content will make its way into the main feed over the next several months, including new and old episodes of our monthly 90 OVER 90 show. But first, we present you with the premiere episode of a side show we used …

Our final Christmas bonus brings us the 2018 Illumination movie "The Grinch" starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the voice of the titular mean one. We wanted to like it more, but instead we pitch a much better version of a Grinch reboot. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Thanks for listening!

In the FINAL episode, Jer and Dan do their civic duty by finishing the final piece of the Pauly Shore filmography that this show can cover: 1995's "Jury Duty" directed by John Fortenberry.

In the penultimate episode, we celebrate the 35th anniversary of "The Land Before Time" a week early so that we can get a last dose of Don Bluth!

It's the Halloweeniest Halloween movie this side of a "Halloween" movie! We discuss the 2007 Michael Dougherty movie "Trick 'r Treat" and whether it has any right to be labeled as a comedy horror.

Neal Fischer joins us one last time to discuss a movie that SHOULD be hilarious but instead has the balls to take itself DEAD serious. Together we all fix "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey" from director Rhys Frake-Waterfield.

Kevin Smith took a major left turn with 2010's "Red State" and I'm not sure any of us appreciated the movie on its first release. Does that still hold up? Ken Palmer joins us to talk about this semi-horror film starring Michael Parks and John Goodman.

We finally made it to the seminal Sam Raimi film in the most backwards ass way possible. CONCLUDING our episodes on the series, we've reached 1987's "Evil Dead II" starring Bruce Campbell. It's an undeniable cult classic, but does that mean anything ultimately? Listen to find out!

Another movie from their youth for which they have a soft spot, Jer and Dan discuss 1996's "Carpool" directed by Arthur Hiller, and the inspired casting choices of Tom Arnold and David Paymer as our main duo, supported by equally inspired choices Rhea Perlman and Kim Coates.

Ian Simmons joins us for the 2010 documentary "Exit Through the Gift Shop" directed by Banksy. It may be real. It may be a work of art itself. Or is Mr. Brainwash the true work of Banksy art? You can find Ian Simmons at www.kickseat.com, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts!

Jer and Dan reminisce about the beloved dead people in this 1998 vehicle for a post-SNL Norm MacDonald: "Dirty Work" directed by Bob Saget.

This is Jer's first ever Miyazaki movie: "My Neighbor Totoro" (and NOT Turturro, much to his chagrin.)

Josh Burns joins us to talk about a movie from our youth that none of us ever really got into, mostly because it was a horribly misguided vehicle for Ernie Reyes, Jr. (and I GUESS Rob Schneider?) We discuss "Surf Ninjas" from 1993!

Charlie Wein joins us to talk about a movie that's funny, even though it's...not a comedy? It's more of a character study! We're talking 1997's "Anaconda" starring Jennifer Lopez and Ice Cube.

A sleeper hit as far as we're concerned, we discuss the criminally underrated and painfully funny "They Came Together" from 2014, directed by David Wain and starring Amy Poehler and Paul Rudd. Seriously. This movie is hilarious.