The Commitments

Luca's the one to suggest a movie to Travis and Hunter this week, leading to a lot of laughter and great conversation about nostalgia and animation as a medium in cinema... come join us on The Beatles' 'Yellow Submarine'!

Travis, Luca, and new guest Jordan Sharkey make contact with Steven Spielberg's third feature film... 1977's 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'.

Travis, Luca, and new guest Alyx Lee rush into the courtroom to talk about an industry-changing comedy and all of the ways in which it still holds up... that's right, this week we're discussing 2003's 'Legally Blonde'!

It's spring break for many university students across the country, so what better time to delve into a movie about youth, brilliance, love, and grief? This week, Travis and Luca invite Liv Janicek back on the show to talk about 'Good Will Hunting', directed by Gus Van Sant and written by Matt Damon & Ben Affleck!

To celebrate St. Patrick's Day, Travis, Luca, and new guest Angelique Acuna delve into the 1991 musical comedy-drama 'The Commitments'! A cult classic out of Ireland, how do we feel it's held up in today's world?

Travis, Luca, and Hunter dig into Danny Boyle's 1994 directorial debut 'Shallow Grave', featuring Ewan McGregor's first big theatrical role and a first-time writer-director-producer team.

Travis, Luca, and Hunter jump into one of the wackiest screwball comedies you can find... 1972's 'What's Up Doc?' starring Barbra Streisand! 

Andrew Patterson returns to discuss John Carpenter's 'Escape from New York' with Travis and Luca. By all means an influential 80s classic, but has it held up in today's sci-fi/action genre landscape... and do our hosts' thoughts all line up? Join us on the Gullfire as we find out.

In 1968, 'Rosemary's Baby' changes the face of the horror genre and the industry as a whole. Today, Travis and Luca, along with returning guest Amelie Beresford-Wood, discuss their thoughts on this seminal film and how the genre has changed since.

Hunter Freedman returns to the show as Travis and Luca jump back into the world of Alien with Cameron's 1986 sequel 'Aliens'! Considered by many to be one of few sequels that surpasses its predecessor, do we think that it holds up today and does it compare the Scott's seminal first entry? Join us as we discuss.