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Join the Brothers Odom for one last journey in Season 4 as they explore the 1926 Japanese psychological family drama and surreal asylum tale, A Page of Madness.

It is back to Germany for the Brothers Odom as they explore Ernst Lubitsch's final German feature film, an epic melodramatic romance set in Ancient Egypt.

The Brothers Odom journey to Italy and to Hell to explore the last of Giovani Pastrone's Maciste films with the "good giant" Bartolomeo Pagano starring one last time as his iconic strongman character.

Join the Brothers Odom as they return to the land of Soviet cinema for The New Babylon, a 1929 tale of love and revolution against the backdrop of the Paris Commune.

The Brothers Odom travel to the True North to examine the 1922 pioneering documentary Nanook of the North.

The Brothers Odom return and begin a cinematic journey around the globe with The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, classic of early horror and German Expressionism.

The Brother Odom return for the Season 3 finale and explore the origins of one of cinema's most iconic characters: Charlie Chaplin's Tramp.

The Brothers Odom return to discuss three short films from the influential and controversial American director, DW Griffith: The Lonedale Operator, The Cricket on the Hearth, and The Son's Return.

The boys return to the beautiful animated worlds of animation pioneer Lotte Reiniger. Join the Brothers Odom as they explore the Queen of Animation's takes on Cinderella and the Nativity Story as well as her first mesmerizing short, The Ornament of the Enamored Heart

The spooky season arrives on Silence is Golden as the Brothers Odom dive into a menagerie of silent era shorts that marked early cinematic forays into the Horror genre.

America gets in on the film game! Join the Brothers Odom as they explore two early short films from Edison Studios: The Great Train Robbery and Alice in Wonderland.

The Brothers Odom return for a third season, beginning an exploration of silent era short films with the one of the men who started it all: George Melies.

The boys take a final stop in this season's journey through the legends of the silent screen with 1926's The Temptress. Join them as they discuss the legendary Greta Garbo and her starring turn in this tale of seduction and tragedy.

The boys dive into the pioneering dramedy, The Kid, starring the the iconic Charlie Chaplin in his first feature film.

Join the boys for a discussion of the first great swashbuckling adventure with the first great swashbuckler: Douglas Fairbank's 1920 "The Mark of Zorro"