Amanda and Patrick are on their own today for a special mini-episode! They talk some of their favorite films that are criminally overlooked.

Our good friend Tyler Jennings does the off podcast perfectly, and shows us Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan. We talk engaging your audience, holding your audience hostage, and what do you call the 25th episode of something? All this and more on our quarter-centennial episode.

We talk about the 2019 Elton John musical biopic, fresh off its Oscar win for best original song. There's also a special segment from previous guests Alex Helms and Erin Whitman & their reaction to the new Uncut Gems Q&A. We also talk about John Madden a lot for no reason.

Much like the movie Bronson, this episode gets more insane as it goes on. We take weird tangents to talk Drive, Ryan Gosling, R-rated movies, what movies we were exposed to growing up, and more random chat. It's a wild but intriguing ride. Come along.

In a fairly delirious post-Super Bowl episode, we talk Wes Craven's genre-bending horror masterpiece. We also dive deep into Scorsese, editing, and facing our anxieties about movies.

Alex Dapp has walked through the desert for days to be on the podcast, so we agree to talk "Paris, Texas" with him. We also discuss the 2019/2020 Oscar nominations for a bit. It's a fun time!

It's a very special 20th episode as we look back on the 2010s from 2020. Patrick and Amanda are on their own today talking about how movies from the past decade impacted them and the industry as they see it.

This week we talk one of the best comedies of the 2010s, and what went into it to make it so good. It's a look we like to call: dead... but delicious.

We go into the new decade talking about David Fincher's last movie of the 90s. We break down some of its difficult themes, discuss its special effects, and pick what historical figures we would fight.

It's our gigantic post-Christmas episode and we're talking BOTH Daddy's Home films with Alex Helms. I don't think there's really anything else to say. See you in 2020.