The Movie Showdown with Rock & Rob

Rock and Rob take a break from battling underappreciated movies to match up two Christmas classics, Home Alone (1990) and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989). Find out which one of these movies will make the nice list as they are put through seven rounds of questions such as 'better cast', 'better sledding scene', and 'which movie had the most iconic moment.' Have the hap hap happiest Christmas ya filthy animals!

It's the holiday season so Rock & Rob thought it would be a terrific idea to spike the eggnog and decide whether Four Christmases (2008) or Fred Claus (2007) wins the Vince Vaughn Christmas movie showdown. Hop aboard the sleigh (or bounce into the jump jump) as they debate these movies through seven rounds of questions such as 'better cast', 'bigger plot holes' and 'which movie used Christmas music the best.'

Rock and Rob are joined by Jonny from 90s.Era.Nostalgia for a spoof showdown between two of the best modern parody movies, Scary Movie (2000) and Not Another Teen Movie (2001). They each present their case to Judge Jonny through seven rounds of questions including 'better lines', 'most cringey' and 'better parodied scene' to see which movie emerges as the superior spoof. Listen in as we debate that and more while hitting upon popular 90's topics such as Jennifer Love Hewitt, Power Rangers and…Kazaam?!?!

In 1998 Hollywood released two movies with almost identical 'a meteor is going to destroy the earth' plots. 25 years later, Rock & Rob decide to end the debate once and for all and find out whether Armageddon (1998) or Deep Impact (1998) is the superior 'do an outlandish thing to stop the disaster' movie. Find out which film will blast off into space to save the day as they are put through seven rounds of questions such as 'better title', 'bigger plot holes' and 'which movie had the better President?'

Rock & Rob wanted to honor Matthew Perry after his tragic passing on this week's episode by facing off two great movies he starred in: The Whole Nine Yards (2000) and 17 Again (2009). While there is a winner in the end, there are no losers when discussing how fun these movies are and how underrated of an actor Perry was. Listen in and smile at the laughter Matthew Perry brought us all as the movies go through seven rounds of questions including 'better lines', 'better trivia' and 'who would have made a better seventh member of the friends crew'.

Alex Rocklein and Rob Mansfield check the specs on the end line for the rotary girder while debating Tommy Boy (1995) and Black Sheep (1996). They put these Chris Farley classics through seven rounds of questions such as 'better quotes', 'better scenes' and 'better title' to see which film takes one small step for man, one giant...I HAVE A DREAM!

It's the Halloween Episode! Alex Rocklein and Rob Mansfield try to put a spell on you as they conjure up arguments for Hocus Pocus (1993) and Jennifer's Body (2009). How will each of these monstrous movies fare as they go through seven rounds of questions like 'better cast', 'better soundtrack/score' and 'which teenage boy was dumber.'

Alex Rocklein and Rob Mansfield throw on the pads to battle out Varsity Blues (1999) and The Replacements (2000). Find out which movie emerges victorious as they are put through seven rounds of questions such as 'better lines or moments', 'bigger plot holes' and 'which cast would win in a real football game.'

Alex Rocklein and Rob Mansfield frost themselves (?) as they fight over How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days (2003) and Sweet Home Alabama (2002). Which Rom-Com will earn their love as they debate seven rounds of questions including 'better cast', 'least cringey' and 'which couple would they prefer to double date with.'

Alex Rocklein and Rob Mansfield STEAL THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE - oh, that's been done? How about Rock & Rob argue whether National Treasure (2004) or Gone In 60 Seconds (2000) is the better heist movie as they work their way through seven rounds of questions such as 'better lines', 'better title' and 'better story'.