So It's Come to This: A Movie Podcast

This week, we're seeing some old friends in 1998's western comedy "Almost Heroes." We talk about Matthew Perry and Chris Farley, and how this movie still makes us laugh 25 years later. Listen now.

This week's episode checks in to 1980's "Motel Hell." We talk about Rory Calhoun, chainsaw fights, and all the kinds of critters that make Farmer Vincent Fritters. Listen now.

This week, we're celebrating all hallow's eve with the 1998 classic, "Halloween H20: 20 Years Later." We talk about Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Myers masks, director Steve Miner, LL Cool J and more. Listen now.

We spent the most recent Friday the 13th watching 1993's "Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday," and we're glad we did. We talk about the unrated version's kills, the cool cast, and how the franchise came to this. Listen now.

This week's episode hits the streets of Chicago, with a side trip to Key West, to cover 1986's "Running Scared." We talk about what possessed us to do a Billy Crystal movie and how we decided on this funny(?) buddy-cop action classic. Listen now.

This week, we're heading into spooky season with 1983's "The Hunger." We talk about Tony Scott, David Bowie, Bauhaus and vampires. Listen now.

We're back and we're paying tribute to Paul Reubens with a look at the perfect "Pee-wee's Big Adventure." We talk about growing up with Pee-wee and recount all of our favorite jokes from the movie, which is basically all of them. Listen now.

This week's episode celebrates the 30th anniversary of "Jurassic Park." We talk about the iconic movie's perfect cast, script, scares and special effects, plus we cover our favorite dinos like T-Rex and how this movie made the Velociraptor a household name. Listen now.

This week, we go under the spell of 1982's "The Sword and the Sorcerer." We talk about the R-rated fantasy movie's mix of Shakespearean drama and projectile swordplay. Listen now.

This week's episode casts a spell with 1982's "Sorceress." After last week's tense talk on "Sorcerer," we check out its natural sequel and have a lot of fun with the Roger Corman-produced sword-and-sorcery adventure. Listen now.