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It's been said that in space, no one can hear you scream. When you're a movie podcast, not being heard sound like torture. Luckily, you're (probably, because you never know) not in space right now - which means you're lucky enough to get to hear Dave, Chris, and Mikey kick-off another year of SPOOKY SEASON as they take on the 1979 Ridley Scott sci-fi horror classic, Alien. And yes, this is the first time the boys have done the sequel to a movie before doing the original... SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify | Castbox | RedCircle | Pocket Casts

It's always good when a movie about fine movies does one of the finest films of all time. Yes, Chris, David and Mikey are back and all in agreement that the 1982 Steven Spielberg classic E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial lives up to the "classic" description and is still as relevant and beloved as ever. Does that mean Dave took it so seriously that he stayed home to record? Well, let's not go too far. SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify | Castbox | RedCircle | Pocket Casts

The boys are back to talk about a comedic duo that is fairly new to all of them, Nirvanna the Band! Chris brought this one to the show, but now he, Mikey and Dave are obsessed with 2025 time-traveling mockumentary, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, and the television series that preceded it. It truly has taken up the majority of their text chain. And for good reason. Both the movie and the show are on Hulu right now and it probably doesn't even matter which order you watch them in. Either way - it's fantastic. So stop sneaking around and go check it out - and then listen to these guys gush over this surprising little Canadian masterpiece. SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify | Castbox | RedCircle | Pocket Casts

Is it safe? Is it safe for Chris, Mikey and Dave to finally be back with a new episode of Fine Movies, Fine Spirits? Today, the men are discussing the 1976 Dustin Hoffman classic, Marathon Man! For the first time in a while, the gents don't all agree on the movie. Listen now to find out which one of these hosts, who may or may not be typing these words, didn't love it! SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify | Castbox | RedCircle | Pocket Casts

On this very day, 40 years ago, the cinematic world was forever changed when One Crazy Summer premiered to the universe. And while it may not have found a huge audience in it's run in the theaters, this movie really found its footing on cable television and has gone on to be a comedic cult classic. And today, the fine men at Fine Movies, Fine Spirits are here discussing it - but for a film of this calibur, Chris, Dave, and Mikey couldn't do it alone. Chris called in a favor and brought his friend Shawn, a life long superfan of this movie, to join the show! SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify | Castbox | RedCircle | Pocket Casts

If you can't spot the podcast fan in your first half hour of listening to this episode, then you ARE the podcast fan. Chris, Dave and Mikey are back to sit down at the table and play a few hands (well Dave's hands were full with food while we recorded, but hopefully Mikey edited most of that out) as the boys are talking the Matt Damon, Edward Norton 90's favorite, Rounders. SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify | Castbox | RedCircle | Pocket Casts FOLLOW: BlueSky | Instagram | Facebook CONTACT: Email us | Leave a message

Tell me something, listener? Is it hard keeping your emotions in check once you realize that Chris, Dave and Mikey are back to talk about another great movie!? Yes today Chris and Dave talk about a movie they've seen before (even if Dave wasn't all that thrilled to revisit it) and Mikey talks about a movie he is seeing for the first time (even though his wife played the soundtrack so much he felt like kind've had!) Yes today the boys are talking about the 2018 Bradley Cooper/Lady Gaga ode to love, music, and heartbreak, A Star Is Born. SUBSCRIBE: Apple | Spotify | Castbox | RedCircle | Pocket Casts FOLLOW: BlueSky | Instagram | Facebook CONTACT: Email us | Leave a message

Oooh, and it's alright and it's comin' on! We gotta get right back to where we started from! Yes, Chris, David, and Mikey gotta get right back to talking movies! Another we recorded quite a while ago, but lazy Mikey took forever to finally get it out to you! But you know what - it's worth it to hear us laugh our asses off over the 1977 comedic classic, Slap Shot, starring the great Paul Newman! And as usual, Chris does the plot. Mikey does the editing. And Dave? DAVE'S A KILLER! (Dave's a mess.) And did you notice our new logo?

The horror. The horror! The horror of David's audio in this episode is beyond compare (so apologies in advance). As Chris and Mikey respectfully are in their home offices, David took it upon himself to attempt to participate straight from Bar25 NBPT in Newburyport, MA. The legend is that the bar took that name based on the maximum age of the females Grandpa David creepily tries to meet their on a much-too-frequent basis. Actually, don't blame the bar - it's a nice place. It's their clientele that bother me. Well one customer specifically...Mikey did his best to filter out the noise, and he and Chris did their best to talk about the 1979 Francis Ford Coppola Vietnam War classic, Apocalypse Now. David...Well he had a good drink that night at least. Mikey wrote this and wants to remind you to not feel bad about those awful(ly true) comments because there is a zero percent chance Dave will ever see this.

This podcast first covered a Paul Thomas Anderson film back in September 2024. It took us over a year and a half to go back to PTA for a second time. It's taken us only a month (and one day) to go back to him for a third time as Mikey, Chris and Dave discuss the 2025 Academy Award winner for Best Picture, One Battle After Another. But we didn't need to call in a Grey Hawk 10 - because we didn't have to deal with Comrade Josh. Instead we got to call in Christopher's oldest brother, Comrade Jon who is returning to the show for the first time in almost three years! So sit back, have a few small beers, and enjoy the show...

Yo homie, do you like podcasts? You must, since you're here right now reading these words! And that works out because Chris, Dave and Mikey are back again covering another Michael Mann movie where guns are a plenty. Yes, the boys are talking the 2004 Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx romantic comedy Collateral. You have to wonder, Mikey just called this movie a romantic comedy - think anybody will notice?

Howdy, folks. Mikey here. I have a question for you. What don't you want? You're here for a podcast talking about movies, so either you don't want Dave to not podcast while people are in the room - or you don't what Chris to not not be surprised when Dave never hears of a movie. I think I got that double and triple negative right. So podcast listener, what don't you want? You don't want to hear us NOT talk about the 2016 modern western, Hell or High Water. I think. Shit, I don't know - just listen...

Ladies and gentlemen… We've taken a few weeks since our last episode to be here tonight. We couldn't get away sooner because Mikey edits the podcasts and he's not one of those podcasters you're who'll rush the pod through so he can get another to you just as quick as he can. This is… the way that this works. But finally, Mikey finished the job and is here with Chris and Dave to discuss the 2007 Paul Thomas Anderson modern classic, There Will Be Blood. But they are not alone this episode - because there in fact is a FOURTH Revelation! Yes Chris' baby brother Greg returns to the show for the first time this year - but you're going to have to listen to find out whether or not he is the chosen brother...

Spring has sprung and with it finally a brand new episode of Fine Movies. Fine Spirits! Today, Chris and Mikey are joined by Dave and whoever else is within arms reach of Dave in his living room as the boys discuss the Eddie Murphy classic, Beverly Hills Cop.

Sometimes it's known as "Léon: The Professional," sometimes "The Professional" and sometimes just "Léon" - but whatever you call it - and I think we call it all of the above - today Mikey, Dave and Chris are back to talk about this 1994 Luc Besson action thriller. But don't worry, we don't ignore that Luc Besson might be a bit of (or more than a bit of) a creep...