Finally, a show where we provide everything you’ve come to expect: reviews of all the new releases (Side Effects and Identity Thief), catching up on what we’ve been watching lately (Walking Dead, Stand Up Guys, Community, and Seven Psychopaths to name a few), and our take on movie news (standalone Star Wars projects?). Along the way we do impersonations of Christopher Walken, discover... 

Between the aromas of Thanksgiving turkey and Rise of the Guardians in theaters, the holidays are definitely upon us. Don’t worry though – as we talk about several times throughout this episode, “It gets better.” Join us for reviews of Guardians and Life of Pi, our take on Chevy Chase leaving Community, a brief memorial of Larry Hagman, and the usual behind-the-scenes mayhem,... 

While it may take us a while to get to the topic at hand (we do have movies to talk about, after all), the focus of this week’s episode is on the new television series. What shows have us excited and which ones are we anticipating to bomb? What shows are wrapping up that we’ll miss and which are we ready to see go? We also discuss digital distribution of films like Bachlelorette and Side... 

I bet you thought we wouldn’t have a review of Snow White and the Huntsman this week, didn’t you? Well, so did we, but it turns out Kelly saw the flick and is more than happy to talk about it (with a slightly different take than Doc Rotten’s review). We also continue our Highlander conversation from last week before moving on to discussions of the Les Miserables trailer, the latest... 

Dark Shadows are here again. First came the campy, classic television show, then a ’90s remake. Now we get to see Tim Burton and Johnny Depp take on the franchise. Of course, it still has the might of The Avengers to contend with. We offer a review of Dark Shadows and our take on The Avengers continual success before moving into the realm of television and discussing which shows are making... 

We’re back for another week of celebrating the brilliance of Jim Henson. This week it’s a focused look at his non-Muppet pictures, from his experimental short film “Time Piece” to his fantasy creations, The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth. What’s interesting is that the three of us have a really large divide between which movies we think hold up and which ones we feel have... 

Yes, we couldn’t resist the bad pun for this week’s title. Thor is what this week has been all about, so we follow suite with our own conversation about the Thunder God’s movie. We also talk about Glory and Gettysburg as part of our Artist of the Month program, the awesomeness of Community‘s second paintball episode, and talking about how Kathryn Bigelow hit the jackpot for... 

Scream 4 was the movie most people were excited about, until the movie actually hit screens and the mediocre reviews hit the Internet. We chime in with our take on it before talking about a slew of William Holden roles as part of our Billy Wilder month, Sunset Blvd. and Stalag 17, as well as a non-Wilder movie, Union Station. Finally, we discuss the impact of Katie Couric’s transition to CBS... 

If you’ve taken issue with our conversations about Tyler Perry movies in the past, prepare to be offended by our discussion of this week’s Artist of the Month picks. While Mr. Perry isn’t behind either picture directly (he serves as producer of Precious), we have some familiar problems with The Best Man. Thankfully, there have been lots of role-playing game references in popular culture...