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Drew returns from his five-year mission to Comic-Con to reunite with Travis and talk about STAR TREK BEYOND.

Drew and Travis discuss how Paul Feig's GHOSTBUSTERS makes them feel.

Drew and Travis have a magical day with Neil Breen's FATEFUL FINDINGS.

Drew and Travis wax up their boards and take a dip in Jaume Collet-Serra's Fin Flick THE SHALLOWS.

Drew and Travis discuss why THE NEON DEMON isn't everything... it's the only thing.

Drew and Travis want more blood in their coffee, but decide that The Speirig Brothers' DAYBREAKERS is a good substitute.

Drew and Travis don their armor and join the horde in Duncan Jones' WARCRAFT!

Drew and Travis mash some buttons and get gory with the 1995 video game adaptation, MORTAL KOMBAT.

Drew and Travis dump blue paint on themselves and get violently murdered by X-MEN: APOCALYPSE.

Drew and Travis are on the case with Shane Black's newest grimy detective yarn, THE NICE GUYS.

Zack Snyder's adaptation of WATCHMEN looks up and Drew and Travis, and they both whisper, "No."

#TeamDrew or #TeamTravis? The boys battle it out over CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR!

Drew and Travis shave their heads and get punked with Jeremy Saulnier's GREEN ROOM.

Drew and Travis deal with Lectroids, neurosurgery, and rock 'n roll when they review THE ADVENTURES OF BUCKAROO BANZAI ACROSS THE 8TH DIMENSION!

Drew and Travis forget about their worries and their strife and watch Disney's other JUNGLE BOOK remake!

Drew and Travis invite you to watch THE INVITATION and then listen to them talk about it. Seriously, don't listen to this without seeing the movie first.

Travis introduces Drew to a forgotten cornerstone of his childhood, MOM AND DAD SAVE THE WORLD. Things get weird.

It's Drew v Travis: Dawn of Opinions!

Drew and Travis get overly familiar with Guy Ritchie's SNATCH.

Drew and Travis dive into the Mystery Box once again, and come out with 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE.

Drew and Travis open up the mystery box that is JJ Abrams' SUPER 8. Inside they find some model trains, a lot of Spielberg merchandise, and a movie no one really talks about.

Drew and Travis get surreal, silly, existential, and sad as they discuss the fiercely unique work of animator Don Hertzfeldt.

Drew is bewitched by his new co-host, Travis Newton. The two of them talk about A24's THE WITCH, a.k.a. THE VVITCH!

Drew and Nick talk about THE SQUID AND THE WHALE, a film very near and dear to their hearts. Nick says goodbye as co-host.

Drew and Nick revisit THE LIFE AQUATIC and the work of Wes Anderson!

A nightmare from Nick's childhood comes back to haunt Drew as well. Its name? Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night. TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 - Currently Consuming 00:33:35 - Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night 01:43:25 - End SHOW LINKS X-Files: The Event Series on Amazon David Seeds Jumbo Sunflower, Original, 5.25 Ounce (Pack of 12) on Amazon

Nick digs up COP AND A HALF: a shiny turd from his childhood and makes Drew watch it.

Drew and Nick lose their minds thanks to the unbridled insanity of WARRIORS OF VIRTUE!

Drew and Nick kick off the new year with THE THIRTEENTH YEAR: a Disney Channel original movie about a teenager turning into a mermaid!

Drew and Nick recount the year that was 2015 with some of their favorite stuff.

Drew and Nick tackle the biggest movie of the year... STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS!

A long time ago, in a childhood far, far away, Drew, Nick, and special guest Travis Newton talked about what it was like growing up with Star Wars.

Drew and Nick conclude their Case for Criterion series (for now) with Stephen Chow's madcap martial arts masterpiece, KUNG FU HUSTLE!

Drew and Nick murk some gorilla-wolf muthas in ATTACK THE BLOCK. Believe, bruv.

A little bit of gratitude from Drew.

Drew and Nick travel to the land of baguettes and foie gras to discuss director Jean-Pierre Jeunet's whimsical classic, AMÉLIE.

Drew and Nick travel back to 2007 to discuss Nacho Vigalondo's debut film, TIMECRIMES.

Drew and Nick return with a John Wayne movie that isn't a western! It's 1952's THE QUIET MAN.

Drew and Nick welcome back Travis Newton to discuss a horror duology worthy of entering the Criterion ranks: HOSTEL and HOSTEL PART II.

Drew makes his case for one of his all-time favorite films: CREEPSHOW!

Drew and Nick get nebbish and zany with this week's Case for Criterion: Woody Allen's LOVE AND DEATH.

Drew subjects Nick to one of the most controversial movies ever made: CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST. It nearly destroys them both.

Drew and Nick make a case for the one Adam Sandler film everyone needs to see, Paul Thomas Anderson's PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE.

Drew and Nick offer up movies that they believe belong in the prestigious Criterion Collection. The first entry: A FACE IN THE CROWD. It's Elia Kazan and Budd Schulberg's terrifying follow-up to ON THE WATERFRONT!

For our 50th episode, we're excited to welcome Mary Murray to the podcast! We talk about two of her favorite movies, CLUE and CLUELESS. If you'd like to read Mary's "10 Commandments According to Cher", then follow this link: http://elitedaily.com/life/cher-horowitz-commandments/1145243/

Drew and Nick end the Cuckoo for Criterion series with the Frenchest of French films: MY NIGHT AT MAUD'S.

Drew and Nick don't wanna miss a thing, even those Criterion movies that some would rather miss. This week, it's Michael Bay's feverish ode to annihilation, ARMAGEDDON.

Drew and Nick run away from their rich dads and hook up with the Frank Capra comedy classic, IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT. Read more at http://genrevision.com

Drew and Nick take a dip in a radioactive river and come back as teenage zombies in order to enjoy I WAS A TEENAGE ZOMBIE. Read more at http://genrevision.com

Drew and Nick tackle one of the most beloved movies in the history of cinema, BICYCLE THIEVES. Their response might be as devastating as the economic turmoil of a post-WWII Italy.