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It's time to say goodbye to "Baseball Movie Month." To end it off the boys take a look at the 1976 classic, "Bad News Bears." in this episode. - The boys briefly talk about how baseball has improved. - Share an appreciation for the opening of the film. It's all about a first impression.  - Commend the talent and absolute execution of the child cast. It's been one of the best ensembles they have seen yet. 

Baseball Movie Month is hitting it's 7th inning stretch with the 1989 Best Picture Nominee: Field Of Dreams On This Episode: We repeatedly ask ourselves What Are the Rules when it comes to the field? Kody requests that this is re-edited as a horror movieWe try and figure out if the baseball ghosts are racist or demons We crown a new Worst Take Your Kid to Work DayKody finds a massive plot hole where Ray might actually be wanted for murder.

Drunk on Sports is back and we are back...with our first ever NBA Awards Episode! We just want to thank all of the nominees and would like to congratulate all over this season's winners. On this Episode: We give our solutions to improve the NBA by changing the season start and end dates, (We have a hilarious idea for the Trade Deadline), give our ideas on how the lottery could be improved, and give one suggestion on Max Contracts.We discuss this years MVP race and the 5 players we believe have the best case for it.And we host our first ever NBA Awards, where we crown the Mr. Lahey "I Am The Liquor" Award for most directionless franchise, The someone take their keys award for drunkest or dumbest NBA front office, and many many more!

Baseball Movie Month continues with THE highest grossing baseball movie to date: A League of Their Own.  On this episode: We go on a special 11 minute Drunk on Sports episode about why we love baseballPav has a potential new categoryKody gives another fantastic where is Daniel Day-Lewis?We crown a new Best, Worst, or Weirdest Take Your Kid to Work Day

April is here which means it's the start of the season for America's pastime; Baseball. And what better way to celebrate the start of the MLB season than by talking about arguably the greatest baseball movie ever The Sandlot! On this episode: Pav works through his childhood trauma to tell us the story of how he first saw The SandlotKody tells us about leadership on setWe have a very interesting discussion on whether or not this is the Best or Worst Take Your Kid to Work DayAnd we debate if Benny "The Jet" Rodriguez had some questionable help to make it to the MLB 

The boys get wicked into it closing out mystery movie mouth. Doing their best boston accents, Kody and Tyler break down Ben Affleck's "Gone Baby Gone." Listen in as: Kody Cringes at both his Boston accent and the accents portrayed in the movieThe boys compare and contrast red herrings and mystery elements between this months movies.Tyler breaks down and debates the moral conundrums of how children are cared for.

March Mystery Movie Month continues with The Prestige! Listen closely as we rehash one of Kody's favorite films of all time and dive deep in the mystery of The Transported Man. On this episode we:  Talk about the details of the film that stood out to us on this rewatchDebate if rival magicians would really become the sell out event of the 1890sReminisce about our comedy days and life of performersAnd we argue whether or not David Bowie stole the show.

On this exuberant and unedited episode of Drunk on Podcast the boys got together to give their Oscar's reactions from this years show. Listen in as we: Go through the big winners and losers of the nightGive their thoughts on the winners and snubs from each awardPav reads through his running diary of the awards show which has some great jokes And we still cant believe the Academy gave Paul Thomas Anderson 2 major awards

March Mystery Movie Month continues for the second day in a row!! With a very depressing and downtrodden masterpiece in David Fincher's: Seven. On this episode: Pav discusses his hatred for Benjamin Button, another David Fincher filmKody gives a very interesting take on the film and how Fincher chose to tell the storyWe give some excellent cocktail names, but really struggle to find any happy place for "The Best Party Location" in the filmIn last call we talk about the 1995 Oscars which leads to Pav crashing out over all of the nominees and snubs from that year. 

It's a new month and a new theme for Drunk on Cinema, listen in as the boys kick off March Mystery Movie Month with Rian Johnson's Knives Out.  On this episode: We breakdown the creative choices the film takes and how it may or may not have created a new type of mystery movieKody talks about his experience working on different projects with Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, and more members of the castWe debate where this ranks on the best Boston movies since 2000 listKody interviews Matt who was the Grip on this movie and gives us a lot of fun stories and some awesome behind the scenes moments. 

Oscar's Month concludes with Pav's final film, and the only international film to be nominated for Best Picture, The Secret Agent.  On this episode: Pav breaks down how the film continuously builds and uses tension to further the plot and add depth to key scenes He talks about some of the metaphors and parallels the movie uses to discuss that tumultuous time period in Brazil's historyPav gets emotional and explains how, where, and why this movie got to him so muchThe podcast concludes with Pav's final thoughts on this years Oscar race. 

Oscar's Month continues and the boys reunite to talk about the most nominated film in academy history: Sinners On this episode we: Talk about the themes of community and inclusion in the filmGive our thoughts on all 16 Oscar NominationsCrown a new Worst Take Your Kid to Work DayAnd Pav pours out a special message for Hailee Steinfeld's husband

Kody is a little lack luster on re-watching Guillermo Del Toro's "Frankenstein." Take a listen as Kody breaks down his thoughts on: The films structureThe comparisons of the charactersSome fun "Ain't No Ways"His thoughts on the Oscar nominations ad predictions. 

Oscar's Month continues with Pav's second solo podcast on Marty Supreme. Listen in as Pav talks about Timothée Chalamet's performance, gives his thoughts on the movie plot and it's many many pacing issues, and of course gives his thoughts on this films 9 Oscar nominations.

Kody gives his thoughts on Chloe Zhao's "Hamnet" Starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal. Listen as Kody breaks down The scene and acting study elements of  HamnetThe interested story structureHis thoughts in the Oscar nominations and which ones Hamnet deserves to win.