Spencer and John discuss the highs and lows of Adam Sandler before the release of Just Go With It, the potential of Cedar Rapids from Miguel Arteta, and give their DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected the latest movie from filmmakers Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden, It’s Kind of a Funny Story (DVD/Blu-ray). Spencer embraced his Italian heritage and selected the Criterion blu-ray release of Amarcord.

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Spencer and John share their top 10 films for 2010, before closing the show out with their DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected Mark Romanek’s follow-up to One Hour Photo, Never Let Me Go (DVD/Blu-ray). Spencer chose the indie monster movie, Monsters (DVD/Blu-ray).

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A look back on the sometimes tumultuous career of Nicolas Cage in honor of the release of Season of the Witch, a discussion of some of the best DVD commentaries, and DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected the blu-ray two-pack release of Robert Rodriguez’s classics, El Mariachi & Desperado. Spencer went nostalgic and picked Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends: The Complete Series.

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Sharing some favorite guilty pleasure films. Featuring Luke Burbank from TBTL.

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Spencer and John discuss the career of Jake Gyllenhaal in advance of the release of Love & Other Drugs, share some Thanksgiving movie recommendations, and close out with their DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected Rob Reiner’s with Flipped (DVD/Blu-ray). Spencer step outside of his comfort zone and selected a classic film in choosing the fully restored version of Metropolis (DVD/Blu-ray).

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A look back at the history of Harry Potter in advance of the release of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part I, a discussion of Paul Haggis’ career before the release of The Next Three Days, and the episode closes out with the DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected Criterion release of the classic film from Charles Laughton, The Night of the Hunter DVD/Blu-ray). For his choice, Spencer decided on the special feature rich release of James Cameron’s latest epic, Avatar (DVD/Blu-ray).

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Spencer and John share their favorite underrated horror films, provide some alternatives to scary movies for Halloween, and give their DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected the 25th anniversary release of the Back to the Future trilogy (DVD/Blu-ray). Spencer chose the award winning indie drama Winter’s Bone (DVD/Blu-ray).

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Spencer and John travel to the Grand Illusion – one of the premiere independent cinemas in the United States – to learn about their upcoming fundraiser, discuss the career of Zack Snyder in advance of the release of The Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole, and close out with their DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected the Criterion Blu-ray release of the film classic, Charade. Spencer decided to pick season 1 of the Emmy award winning comedy series, Modern Family (DVD/Blu-ray).

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Spencer and John look back at the careers of directors Ben Affleck and Rob Reiner, in anticipation of the release of their next films, The Town and Flipped, before ending the show with their DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick, John selected the Blu-ray release of the horror classic, Return of the Living Dead. Spencer chose season 2 of JJ Abram’s other great show, Fringe (DVD/Blu-ray).

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Spencer and John dissect the career of director Adam McKay in advance of the release of his latest film The Other Guys, next they discuss the phenomenon of 3D sequels, and finally they close out the show by giving their DVD picks of the week.

For his DVD pick of the week, John selected the release of Roger Corman’s horror classic, Piranha (DVD/Blu-ray). Going a different direction, Spencer chose the blu-ray release of Sam Mendes’ comic adaptation, Road to Perdition.

Finally, since we discuss Step Up 3D in this episode, I present MacGuffin columnist Allen Almachar‘s Step Up 3D audition tape. As you can see, he is more then just a writer.

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