This week it's Max's turn in the shame chair as we conclude our "walk of shame" round by queuing up the (1950) Classic   ALL ABOUT EVE    Based on the story The Wisdom of Eve by Mary Orr, All About Eve is an elegantly bitchy backstage story revolvin

THE GRADUATE Week four of our "walk of shame" round has many asking how one of us hasn't yet seen this American Classic from 1967. As we take turns Queuing up films that (for some reason) we haven't gotten around to it, this one is at the top of the list.

PLANES TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES  the now classic film from iconic 80's director John Hughes is where we're going this week. Once again, its an "I can't believe you haven't seen that!" selection, courtesy of James Hard Sub Savage. Released in (1987) it tel

This week we check ourselves into  HIGH ANXIETY!  Mel Brooks' spoof of over 10 Alfred Hitchcock classics, including Psycho, Vertigo, and The Birds. It tells the tale of Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke, a renowned Harvard psychiatrist with a concealed fear o

French fried Pa-tay-ters, biscuits, and lawnmower blades...That definitely sets the stage for where we're heading this week as we begin our first ever "Walk of Shame" round, where we each take a turn Queuing up a film that for some reason we've never seen

This week we hand down judgement on Otto Preminger's (1959) Courtroom Classic  ANATOMY OF A MURDER  starring Jimmy Stewart, Lee Remick and George C. Scott.  Set  in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, small-town lawyer Paul Biegler (Stewart) is a former

This week we take on Peter Weir's Barn Raising Hide and Seek thriller  WITNESS   (1985), Staring Harrison Ford, Kelly McGillis and Lucas Haas. The story is that of Samuel (Haas), a young Amish boy who stumbles upon and witnesses a savage murder in the

This week we're parking our rig in the middle of China Town as we conjur up John Carpenters much loved cult hit from (1986), BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA... Somewhere in the 80s, trucker Jack Burton (Kurt Russell) arrives in San Franciso to deliver his car

RAVENOUS (1999) It's where we find ourselves this week as we Q this all you can eat take of early cannibal pioneering. Selected by our producer, it tells the story of Captain John Boyd, a soldier in the Mexican-American war of 1847 and his banishment to

  ALL IS LOST   (2013)  Writer/Director J.C. Chandor's tale of one man's journey in defiance of doom is where we set sail this week. Nearly free of all dialogue and completely drawn around a character with no name (Redford), All is Lost puts us deep