The guys hash out this movie based on the DC graphic novel by Alan Moore. V for Vendetta follows the story of a freedom fighter, known only by the alias of "V," who plots to overthrow British tyranny with the help of a young woman. Starring Natalie Portman and Hugo Weaving. The guys also discuss how the movie predicted 2020 a little too accurately, and they express their animosity towards Facebook. 

Bill, Jim, Dan and Tim discuss this 1989 comedy staring Tom Hanks. When a neighbor disappears, Ray Peterson (Tom Hanks) and his neighbors risk their lives to save their cul-de-sac from the Klopeks, a suspiciously odd family who just moved into the neighborhood. 

Bill, Jim, Steve and Tim weigh in on this iconic film. Everything from action figures, video games, toys, Hi-C Ecto Cooler, and of course the movie itself. The guys also get tested in the first segment of "Are You Smarter Than Rewind it Back?" A trivia game where the hosts get quizzed on how much they remember from the movie. Feel free to play along and see how well you do!

Bill, Dan and Tim tackle this 1981 film written and directed by Walter Hill. A story about a team of National Guards who are threatened and hunted by angry, violent locals in the Louisiana swamps. Starring Powers Boothe, Keith Carradine, Fred Ward and Pete Coyote. 

The guys have returned to "chew bubblegum and kick ass..." and to kick around this 1988 sci-fi/action movie directed by John Carpenter. The movie stars WWF superstar Roddy Piper, a drifter who stumbles upon a pair of sunglasses that allow him to see aliens hiding in plain view. Topics also include 80s era Reaganomics, the longest fistfight in cinema history (at the time) and legendary one-liners. 

POW! THWACK! BAM! Steve, Jim and Bill yuk it up over this Bruce Lee Kung Fu classic. They also discover the connection between this movie and the TV show, Three's Company. 

The guys banter about this 1979 movie about a group of hooligans called The Warriors, who are falsely accused of killing a gang leader, and their journey back to their home turf. A movie about good old fashion street gang warfare. Can you dig it?!

The guys converse about this half-witted 80's movie starring Weird Al Yankovic. Topics include: Weird Al's career in music, making the perfect mix cd and slap stick movies. 

The guys are back to shoot the breeze on this overlooked classic. Some of the topics include the legendary Christopher Lee, Paganism, and the incomparable Britt Ekland.

The guys discuss this 80's classic along with the evil entity of corporate greed, Detroit: the city time forgot, and the savage ED-209.