Mike and James do some catching up on 2018, reviewing the critically acclaimed films "The Favourite" and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse"

Episode #102: Mike and James review Netflix’s newest prestige film Roma and investigate the growing cult following of 2009’s Jennifer’s Body in our new segment “CounterCULTure.”

Episode #101: Mike and James take a look at a few unconventional Westerns in this themed episode, reviewing The Ballad of Buster Scruggs before Mike puts for 2017’s German film Western as a Forgotten Favorite.

Episode 100(!!!): Mike and James review Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, before doing a Forgotten Favorite on the little-known thriller The Invitation.

Episode #99: Mike and James are back, and ready to review 14+ hours of media, including Venom, A Star is Born and The Haunting of Hill House, after doing a retrospective on The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Happy Halloween!

Episode #98: Mike and James review Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman and The Spy Who Dumped Me, one of which is a missed opportunity at discussing a greater issue.

Episode #97: Mike and James stay true to brand and review the unlikely duo of Eighth Grade and Mission Impossible: Fallout, and surprisingly, one of these films succeeds precisely where the other fails.

Episode #96: In Mike and James' most political episode yet, we review Sorry to Bother You, and discuss the recent firing of James Gunn from Guardians of the Galaxy Part 3.

Episode #95: Mike and James discuss The Last Jedi and ponder the question: "What if he WASN'T the father?" Then we review Incredibles 2.

Episode #94: Mike and James go over all the news they've missed during the months of May and June, including discussion of the new Halloween, A Star is Born, and more.

Then, we get scared silly reviewing Hereditary, and we do it without making a single "click" sound. Don't believe us? Listen for yourself!

Episode #92: Mike and James review A Quiet Place and Wes Anderson's newest film, Isle of Dogs. Listen to us ponder the cultural appropriation of Isle of Dogs right before having way too much fun nit-picking A Quiet Place.

Episode #89: After reviewing Black Panther, Mike and James put on the first annual "Mike and James Awards," featuring all the categories the Oscars would never have.

Episode #88: In perhaps their last pure "catch-up" episode of the season, Mike and James review Molly's Game and Phantom Thread, discussing why the latter might someday compete with There Will Be Blood for Paul Thomas Anderson's best film.

With several days to cool down after the Oscar subs and surprises, Mike and James still haven't. Find out our biggest issues, with reviews of The Post and Call Me By Your Name to boot.

Mike and James play catch up, covering three of the more acclaimed movies of the year that you might have missed: Good Time, A Ghost Story and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

Episode #85: Mike and James review likely Oscar-contender The Shape of Water. Afterwards, we dissect fan complaints about The Last Jedi after a second viewing.

Episode #84: Mike and James review Star Wars: The Last Jedi, discussing why fan reaction to it is woefully misplaced.

Then we talk about Coco, what will undoubtedly win Best Animated Feature. But where does it stand in Pixar's filmography?