Come one, come all and hear a tale of lingerie, governmental overreach, & friendship. The strongest ship ever built. This week Gene & Steph discuss 1998's Enemy of the State. We answer burning questions such as, "Is the government spying on citizens really bad?" and "Was this role written for a white man?". Join in the fun!

Starring: Will Smith & Gene Hackman

Director: Tony Scott

Well uh huh. New week, new episode. This week we're talking 1997's Face/Off- a wonderful mess of action, comedy and plot holes. Join us as we discuss John Archer, Castor & Pastor Troy.

Starring: John Travolta & Nic Cage

Oh we're back baby! We're kicking off Season 3- the Nuthin But Action season- with a little Riggs and Murtaugh. Come take a trip with us to 1987 and reminisce about the good ol' days of police violence and sexy saxophone solos.

Director: Richard Donner

Starring: Mel Gipson & Danny Glover

In the words of President Bill Pullman, today we celebrate our independence!

That's right it's a special Fourth of July episode for you guys while you wait on Season 3. Keeping in line with the reason for the season, we're discussing 1996's Independence Day. Director: Roland EmmerichStarring: Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum & Bill Pullman

We're back, and this week we're discussing a cult classic from the year 1984- Gremlins. Much like the mogwai, we too have some very important rules to follow: 1. Press Play 2. Enjoy Director: Joe Dante Starring: Zack Galligan, Phoebe Cates, Corey Feldman, & Glynn Turman

A spooky horror movie in April? Yes, much like ol' Louis Creed we're breaking all the rules. Also, like Mr. Creed we're also very inattentive but that's a whole 'nother story. If you hadn't guessed, nor read the title, we're talking about 1989's Pet Sematary today. Mind the road and come on over to the View It Again homestead, as we delight you with a tale about zombie babies and 18-wheelers. Director: Mary Lambert Written by: Stephen King

What's that? A real episode?

That's right, we're back in the swing of things with a full-length episode this week, yet it's still a mini-episode. That's because we're discussing 1989's Honey, I Shrunk The Kids. In addition to the titular tiny chaps, we also discuss whether shrunk is grammatically correct, Obsidian's Grounded video game, and the importance of curtains. Enjoy.

Director: John Johnston

Starring: Rick Moranis, Matt Frewer, Thomas Wilson Brown, Kristine Sutherland

Hey guys. We ran out to get cigarettes, but here's a mini-episode to hold you over. Our streaming pick this week is Fox's Accused. And we have two (2) music picks: Phony Ppl's "Euphonyus" and Jonathan McReynold's "My Truth". Check em all out. Well, after you listen to the episode. Do that first, then check em out.