On this episode, Trev reviews the new Underworld film, Byrd reviews Red Tails, and the duo review the new John Landis film, Burke and Hare.  They also give their thoughts on the news of George Lucas retiring from Hollywood and attempt to understand his warped mind.

Byrd and Trev discuss the announcement of a Psycho prequel series, Quentin Tarantino's perplexing Best of 2011 list, and more Thor 2 drama.  Then they go through Steven Spielberg's entire filmography in an attempt to find out once and for all if he has more good movies than bad.

Byrd and Trev discuss the perplexing success of the Devil Inside, the biggest flops of 2011, reviews of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and The Last Circus, and debate the trend of actors coming out and saying their movies suck after their release... there's also a lengthy tangent about porn in there somewhere.

Here is part 2 of the first recording of 2012 with reviews of Mission Impossible 4, the American remake of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Spielberg's Adventures of TinTin.  

Disclaimer:  There is some very minor static in the first 30 minutes or so of the show.

On this episode, Byrd and Trev ring in the new year by going over their favorite films of 2011 and Byrd bitches about Amazing Spider-Man plot details.

On this episode, Byrd and Trev discuss an assload of new trailers including Ghost Rider 2, Dracula 3D, Men In Black III, Expendables 2, the Dictator, Jack the Giant Killer, Cabin in the Woods, and the Dark Knight Rises, ponder the director turmoil surrounding Thor 2, Trev reviews the new Sherlock Holmes film, and the duo review Lars Von Trier's apocalyptic drama Melancholia.

On this episode, Byrd and Trev discuss the pitched Starship Troopers and American Psycho remakes, and the Munsters plot synopsis, Byrd reviews the indie thriller Martha Marcy May Marlene, and the discuss the wild and varied filmography of Takashi Miike, including reviewing his new superhero comedy Zebraman 2.

On this episode of If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It, Trev reviews Alexander Payne's The Descendants, Byrd reviews Martin Scorsese's new 3D film Hugo, and the two review the horror-comedy anthology Chillerama.  

On this episode Byrd and Trev talk about the Muppets, Dark Knight Rises plot details, review Pedro Almodóvar's new Spanish horror/thriller The Skin I Live In.  But first, they address the dangers of watching 15 straight hours of Star Wars and whether or not they would eat the flesh of Steven Spielberg.

On this episode, Byrd and Trev deliver a free form discussion that covers many topics including Puss n Boots, the Munsters reboot, Three Stooges, Dark Shadows, 2016- the insane Alien/Terminator film from Ghana, Blade Runner 2, the Hannibal TV show, Twilight: Breaking Dawn, more on the Evil Dead remake, and wondering what the deal is with Mickey Rourke.