The guys have a totally chilled-out vibe session as they answer listener email, discuss the future of AI-driven filmmaking, debate the popularity of two similar actresses, and play a new movie trivia game.
The podcast is overtaken by Rico and Jess of the long-running Always the Critic podcast, who bring Movie trivia games and Spider-Man: Across the Universe discussion to the table.
Zach and James play trivia games and discuss topics in the first ever movie podcast written by AI.
The guys discuss the latest MCU film Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, then play some movie games with Scotty, the shows resident Paul Rudd expert.
The guys discuss the new M. Night Shyamalan film Knock at the Cabin, predict the results of the 95th Academy Awards, and close down shop with a couple of movie trivia games.
The guys try to solve the mystery of why Glass Onion needed the “A Knives Out Mystery” part of it’s title (and also discuss the film spoiler-free), then play some annoying riddle-based movie games.
James and Kyle talk Weird with New Zach while discussing the new Al Yankovic biopic, then try to figure out who the fibber is in a game of Movie Bluff.
The guys review Vengeance, written and directed by BJ Novak, who also happens to be cast member of The Office, which is a TV show that happens to be related to a top 10 list Kyle decided to make for this episode. Then, they played a survey-based movie trivia game.
The guys are re-united to discuss the romantic comedy thriller Spin Me Round, then play a new movie trivia game based on IMDB keywords.
Kyle and James challenge each other to the original overly-complicated movie trivia game 28 Words Later, and then play a streamlined round of Chain Reaction.
The guys re-unite to answer some recent Listener Email, discuss the new MCU film Thor: Love & Thunder, and then play Icelandic movie-trivia.
When the cats are away, Zach and guest host Scotty will play some movie games! Both of us bring a new game to the table, and then play some familiar classics.
James and Zach shake theirs hips to the new Elvis biopic directed by Baz Luhrmann, then rank the auteurs entire filmography before re-attempting a movie trivia game we haven’t played in 318 episodes.
The guys get meta with Pixar’s sci-fi Toy Story spinoff Lightyear, measure out their favorite films with a unit of measurement in the title, then finish out the episode with a round of the podcast classic trivia game Jacob’s Ladder.
Kyle, Zach, and James each watch a film that is highly regarded by the other 2 co-hosts, then the guys play a new consensus-based movie game.
Resident MCU expert/superfan Evily braves the multi-verse to return to the show and discuss the second Doctor Strange film, then survive a statistics-filled round of MCU trivia.
Zach and James kick it old school with their picks for the upcoming 2022 Oscars, mull over the lessons embedded in the new Pixar coming-of-age film Turning Red, and then play some classic CRL movie games.
The guys kick off their heels and play some movie games.
The guys celebrate a rare 3-way live recording by discussing Bo Burnham’s latest Netflix special INSIDE, playing a challenge-based movie game, and then a new spin on an old favorite.
Zach, Kyle, and James each bring a brand-new movie trivia game to the table.
Zach, Kyle, and James discuss the low-key a24 drama Minari starring Steven Yeun, then challenge each other to try to identify a film by its tagline and a few choice clues.
The guys kick off their heels and play some movie trivia games.
Zach, Kyle and James discuss the new Sophia Coppola a24 film On the Rocks in which she reteams with Lost in Translation star Bill Murray, review a new old Bill Murray film – 1997’s The Man Who Knew Too Little, and then play a Bill Murray-centric movie trivia game.
The guys get wordy on the new Amazon streaming film Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan and then play an untitled trailer-based movie game.
The guys are joined by Meghan to compare and contrast the new Disney live-action remake of the animated film Mulan, then the group plays an epic game of the scarcity-based movie game 28 Words Later.
