Yippee Ki-yay! This week, it's our in-depth conversation of "Die Hard" (1988). Last week, we gave our nostalgic ratings before watching it again. Now, we're back to talk about it. Stupid security guards, stupid bad guys, and an English actor playing a

"This is our podcast. There are many like it, but this one is ours." Okay, not as powerful or compelling as the Rifleman's Creed from the movie "Full Metal Jacket" (1987), but you get the idea. We gave our nostalgic ratings last week, then watched it an

Save Ferris! We have a good discussion over "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (1986) after some fairly high nostalgic ratings last week. Mike and Shawn share two different opinions but agree it's a classic to enjoy. We'll break it down and talk about if Ferris

Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) takes some time-off as a Detroit Police Detective to follow clues leading him to Beverly Hills, CA to investigate a friend's murder in this week's discussion of "Beverly Hills Cop" (1984). This is Eddie Murphy at his best in thi

Coinciding with the movie release of "Evil Dead" this past weekend, we are going back to 1981 to talk about the original, classic "The Evil Dead" by legendary writer/director Sam Raimi. Shawn gave it a very high nostalgic rating last week and Mike stayed

Stand by us as we bring you this week's episode featuring "Stand By Me" (1986)! We'll compare our current ratings after just watching the movie against our nostalgic ratings from last week. Will we stand by our nostalgic ratings??? Join us.... after the

Gunnery Sergeant Emil Foley will make you drop down and give him twenty if you don't listen to this week's episode featuring "An Officer and a Gentlemen" (1982). We'll give our current ratings and thoughts after last week's nostalgic discussion. Then, we

Kumite! Kumite! Kumite! Kumite! This week, we give our current ratings and review of "Bloodsport" (1988) after our nostalgic discussion last week. We've watched it again and our opinions of this movie have changed. Did we rave or send it to its grave?

Ch-ch-ch-ha-ha-ha... in 3D! Can you believe it? It's that time again to review the next installment of the Friday The 13th movie series, "Friday The 13th, Part III" (1982) which was shown in 3D in theaters and you could buy the VHS with 3D glasses and "e

We're back and unlike the movie we're discussing this week, "The Untouchables" (1987), we both proved to be very touchable as we both were down for the count with the flu the past two weeks. Now that we're healthy again, it's back to the mics and back to