We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for November 2024! Episode 243 - The Naked Gun - What comedies are as funny as when you first saw them? Episode 244 - The Breakfast Club -  What songs always make you think about a certain movie? Episode

The Dudes try to solve a cold case with 2007's Zodiac. David Fincher expertly captured the exhaustive fervor, mass hysteria and obsessive paranoia surrounding this famous true-crime event. The acting is phenomenal, the attention to detail is meticulous, a

The Dudes fall in love with a digital woman in 2013's Her. Spike Jonze's exploration of human connection and the overreliance of technology in our lives is funny, romantic, sad, and hopeful all at the same time. Every moment feels real. Every scene feels

The Dudes haven't covered Twin Magic in a while, so they head to America's most questionable state for Thanksgiving sex and violence with 1987's Blood Rage. This slasher that went through 4 different titles is a wild romp and delivers everything you expe

The Dudes get eyeball zapped by creepy kids in 1960's Village of the Damned. If you like weird kids doing weird stuff, then this is the film for you. It's got mind control, casual spousal abuse, and custom explosives! The dudes have a theory as to what ca

We read your responses to our Questions of the Week for October 2024!Episode 239 - The Blair Witch Project - What are your favorite Independent Horror Movies?Episode 240 - Re-Animator - What are your favorite 80s Horror Movies?Episode 241 - The Shinin

The Dudes have Saturday detention in 1985's The Breakfast Club. Hopefully they use this time to think about what they've done, but we know they'll just end up exploring their inner demons, wondering where Ally Sheedy got that change of clothes, and partic

The Dudes have a 50-50 chance of living, though there's only a 10% chance of that, with 1988's The Naked Gun. Rapid fire jokes in every frame will leave you wheezing by the 30th minute, and that's just the palate cleanser we all needed after Horror Month

The Dudes are red herrings (or are they the killers?) in 1996's Scream. This meta examination of slasher tropes breathed new life into a tired genre, but also did movie posters no favors. Killer garage doors, works cited pages, and Matthew Lillard combine

The Dudes should know Sir...they've always been here, with 1980's The Shining, Stanley Kubrick's masterful adaptation of Stephen King's novel. Ten year-old Dave's fragile, eggshell mind couldn't handle the dread accompanying Jack Nicholson and Shelley Du