Jordan returns from her east coast excursion to join Kyle and Manny as they count down the Top 20 film about TV as well as discussing some of the movies they've been watching.

In honor of Remembrance Day, Jordan, Manny and Kyle have decided to review the 1957 classic film, The Bridge on the River Kwai starring Sir Alec Guiness, Sessue Hayakawa and William Holden.

Before they begin the 1999 Retrospective Mini Series, Manny and Kyle have a little fun with another draft inspired by the Screen Drafts Podcast. Manny and Kyle share 16 films that they both gave 3 stars to from 1990-1998 so they sit down and draft the Top 7 of them. Which films will make the final list?…

Manny and Kyle pay tirbute to Teri Garr as well as discuss a few films they have watched over the last week.

Kyle and Manny review the 2019 Jordan Peele film, Us as it won this year's Halloween Horror vote.

Manny and Kyle sit down to dicsuss the films they've watched this past week and Kyle shares some very exciting news!

Kyle, Jordan and Manny count down their Top 10 films of 1998 as well as revealing the Top 10 of the PFG's. Manny has once again tabulated all the votes and used his Super Secret Scoring System to announce the Podcast's Best film of 1998.

Jordan, Kyle and Manny get together to reassess the 71st Academy Awards and decide if they got it right back then and who they would pick as their winners now with 26 years hindsight. It's a new format this year so let us know what you think.

Jordan, Kyle and Manny review their last film of 1998, the Sam Raimi directed A Simple Plan, starring Bill Paxton, Bridget Fonda and Billy Bob Thornton.

Jordan, Kyle and manny react to the latest Letterboxd showdown and then discuss the films that they've been watching.

Jordan, Kyle and Manny sit down to review the 1998 Worst Pictire winner, An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn. How does this film stack up to the previous winners?

Manny is joined by both Jordan Spiers and Kyle Robertson as they chare some big news about the podcast, pay tribute to a few screen legends that have passed away and then discuss some of the films they've been watching.

Sam returns to the hosting chair to review a movie about a subject he loves.. Poker.. the movie is 1998's Rounders, starring Matt Damon, Edward Norton and John Malkovich.

It's the return of the namesake!!! Sam returns to the hosting chair after months away plying his trade as a musician to talk about the movies he's been watching, the latest Letterboxd Showdown and to regale us with his prescence! History is made as well on this episode...but you'll have to listen to find out what it is!…

Kyle Robertson sits down with Manny to review the 1998 blockbuster comedy of the year, There's Something About Mary, starring Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz and Matt Dillon.

Kyle Robertson steps in to the co-hosting chair again this week as Manny and him discuss the passing of James Earl Jones, the latest letterboxd Showdown and what they've been watching.

Kyle Robertson joins Manny to review the 1998 Joe Dante film, Small Soldiers starring Kirsten Dunst, Gregory Smith, and Phil Hartman in his last film appearance.

Kyle Robertson steps in to co-host this week with Manny to go over the latest Letterboxd Showdown and discuss the movies they have been watching.

Rachel Corp sits in for Sam this week to join Manny and review the Edward Norton film, American History X

Kyle Robertson joins Manny to draft the Top 7 Ryan Gosling films using the format from the Screen Drafts podcast. Which films will make the list?

Kyle Robertson joins Manny to discuss this week's Letterboxd Showdown as well as what they've been watching.

Jordan Spiers co-hosts this week with Manny to review the 1998 Will Smith action film, Enemy of the State.

Jordan Spiers joins Manny to talk about all the movies they've been watching.

Wes Minaker joins Manny to review the 1998/99 film, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels which was Guy Ritchie's directorial debut.

Wesley Minaker steps into the co-hosting chair this week as manny and him discuss the big news from Comic-Con, countdown the latest Letterboxd Showdown and discuss what they've been watching..... oh... and there was also a little surpise that occured while recording so listen in to see what happens.

In part 11 of the 1998 Retrospective Mini Series, Jordan Spiers comes in to co-host and review the Adam Sandler/Drew Barrymore Rom Com, The Wedding Singer.

Jordan Spiers steps in to co-host this week with Manny as they discuss the passing of several screen icons as well as countdown the latest Lettrboxd Showdown.

The legend that is Mush Head steps into the co-host chair with Manny to review the 1998 film Meet Joe Black, Starring Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins and Claire Forlani

In part 9 of the 1998 Retrospective Mini Series, Manny is joined by Jordan Spiers to review the rom-com, You've Got Mail, starring Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks.

Jordan Spiers comes to co-host with Manny as they discuss the films they've been watching this week.

Kyle Robertson returns to review the 1998 thriller, Wild Things, starring Matt Dillon, Kevin Bacon, Denise Richards and Neve Campbell.

Kyle Robertson returns to co-host with Manny to discuss the weekly question, Bill Cobbs passing away, Letterboxd's latest Showdown and what they've been watching.

Mike Ciardullo returns to the podcast to review the 1998 comedy The Big Lebowski starring Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore and John Turturro.

Wes Minaker steps into the co-hosting chair with Manny to review the 1998 comedy, Waking Ned Devine.

With Sam away this week, Manny is joined by Wes Minaker as a co-host to go over Letterboxd's latest Showdown, the weekly question as well as paying tribute to the passing of Donald Sutherland.

Kyle Robertson returns to join Sam and Manny to review the 1998 action film, Armageddon, starring Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck and Liv Tyler.

Sam and Manny are joined by Kyle Robertson to discuss this week's questions, Screen Rant's Top 10 Disaster Movies list and what they've been watching this week.

After celebrating episode 300, Sam and Manny return to review the first of 2 asteroid movies from 1998, Deep Impact starring Morgan Freeman, Tea Leoni, Elijah Wood and Robert Duvall.

Sam and Manny pay tribute to Morgan Spurlock, countdown the latest Letterboxd Showdown and discuss the movies theyve been watching this past week.

To celebrate the 300th episode, Sam and Manny are joined by PFGs Jordan Spiers, Kyle Robertson and Mush Head to draft the Top 22 films that both Sam and Manny rated a 3 in the previous 299 episodes. There are a total of 31 films available, which ones will make the list.

In part 3 of the 1998 Retrospective mini series, Sam and Manny review the Steven Soderbergh film, Out of Sight, starring George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez.

This week Sam and Manny pay tribute to Dabney Coleman as well as go over the latest Letterboxd Showdown before discussing the movies they watched over the last week.

*IMPORTANT* There was an audio mixing problem that I didn't catch so around th 45 minute mark, the two audio tracks converge and Manny and Jordan begin to speak over one another, I wasn't aware of the problem until it was too late to fix it and remix it so my deepest apologies to you the listener and to Jordan Spiers. Jordan joins Manny to review t…

Jordan Spiers steps into the hosting chair for Sam and joins Manny to discuss the passing of Susan Backlinie, go over the Weekly Question and talk about what they've been watching.

Sam and Manny begin their 1998 Retrospective mini series with the Pixar film, A Bug's Life, starring Dave Foley, Julia Louis Dreyfuss and Kevin Spacey.

Sam and Manny pay tribute to Bernard Hill, answer the weekly questions, go over the latest Letterboxd Showdown and discuss some of the movies they've watched over the last week.

Manny and Sam go over their All Time Letterboxd stats and reveal the actors, directors and films that they've been watching the most over the last few years.

Sam and Manny sit down and discuss this week's questions, the Letterboxd Showdown and what they've been watching this past week.

Sam and Manny finish up their 1997 Retrospective mini series by reassessing the 70th Academy Awards and then count down their Top 10 Films of 1997. Afterwards, they count down the PFGs Top 10 lists and award the SAMPAs Best Picture Winner of 1997.

Sam and Manny finish up their 1997 mini series with Steven Spielberg's Amistad, starring Matthew McConaughey, Djimon Hounsou, Anthony Hopkins and Morgan Freeman.