Aus and Phil go dumpster diving for Christmas gifts and came up with something totally unexpected: A movie called Tokyo Godfathers The guys talk about flawed characters, redemption, A Christmas Carol, and found family. Listen to hear why they champion this movie becoming a part of your family's holiday movie rotation! Thanks to Nicole Davis for rec…

Phil reviews the Friday the 13th series and how it has permanently changed his psyche

Phil watches the Friday the 13th remake tries to separate the greatness of Derek Mears from the perverted madness of the Michael Bay-iverse

It's just like that time Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth went on tour together because they were mad at Eddie Van Halen but they ended up hating each other even more #TeamHagar #TeamJason

Phil watches Jason murder Canadian... scientists(?) in... space because of course he does...

Leo, the podcast's producer, shows up to give some on-air pointers at how the show can improve and the guys immediately disregard them and keep Phil on the show... Also, Aus and Phil look back on the movies they reviewed this season... the good, the bad, the boring, the hidden gems, and the Kings... EMAIL THE SHOW: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠austinandphil@gmail.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠…

Patterns are broken, up is down, left is right, monsters have families and hell is for deformed children who drowned at camp... Phil watches Jason Goes To Hell

Phil takes a luxury cruise from his summer camp to Times Square and watches Friday the 13th Part VIII

Phil wishes his psychic powers had told him to avoid this movie.

Aus and Phil return to their Maine hometown to finish what they started a long time ago: Season 7 of their podcast. To do this, they watched 2019's It: Chapter Two and discuss how it works as a continuation of Chapter One, queerbaiting, high concept cosmic horror, and a million side-track conversations. Austin's Shout Out:⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Doctor Who vs Women⁠…

Phil returns to the camp where it all began so he can talk about the 6th movie in the franchise and hopefully his nightmares can finally stop...

Phil discusses Friday the 13th (Part V): A New Beginning

Phil continues commenting on the Friday the 13th movies and their ever-evolving naming convention with Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter

Phil heads to the lake to get high and have sex, but ends up in a nightmare scenario instead. Listen to this mini-episode as Phil shares his thoughts about Friday the 13th Part III

Austin and Phil go into the sewers of their city to try to find out what happened to their missing podcast episode. While down there, they ran across a copy of 2017's It Chapter One and decided to give it a watch. The guys talk about psychotic bullies (again), the amazing cast of kid actors, the cycles of storytelling in this film, and how the film…

Austin here, and after watching TWD: Dead City and now TWD: Daryl Dixon I had a lot of thoughts on the state of this franchise as a whole and where it's headed. Got on the mic by myself to talk to you guys about it. Let me know what you think about The Walking Dead and it's spinoffs at our email austinandphil@gmail.com…

This week, the guys take a break from their brutal playground fist fights against psychotic bullies to watch the horror movie The Black Phone. The guys talk about period pieces and nostalgia, non-Shining characters who shine, Ethan Hawke, Tom Savini, and the hope that mid-budget movies like this give us. Austin's Shout Out:⁠ ⁠The Hottest and Coldes…

Looking to reset after last week's descent into madness with The Shining Phil and Austin (and Christy) sat down this week to watch the 2019 sequel Doctor Sleep. Aus and Phil discuss the amazing casting of this movie, the themes of redemption and surviving trauma, breaking the cycle, and Rose the Hat; while Christy kicks off the episode with her tho…

In search of a quiet place to record podcasts, Austin and Phil have taken jobs as winter caretakers at a haunted ski lodge where they also have access to some kick ass DVDs, so they decided to watch Stanley Kubrick's horror masterpiece The Shining. The guys discuss abuse, ghost time travel, non-erotic sexuality, moon landing conspiracies, and Scatm…

This week, Aus and Phil walk into war with nothing but their podcast mic to protect them, but they take a break to watch Mel Gibson's 2016 return to the director's chair: Hacksaw Ridge. The guys talk about glorifying war in film, the myth of Christian persecution in America, and what would have made this movie better. Austin's Shout Out:⁠ ⁠Bill Had…

This week the guys broke out of podcast jail and decided to lay low in scenic Detroit. While waiting for their last big score, they watched the 1998 film Out of Sight. Phil fanboys over Elmore Leonard and spiritual metaphors while Austin tries to figure out the mindset of a career criminal and place himself in the 1990s to imagine a time when time …

This week Aus and Phil are telling terrible bossess to f@$k right off while swiping other people's credit cards and tasing the crap out of craigslist buyers... also, they watched Emily the Criminal. The guys take hard stances against typecasting Aubrey Plaza, predatory corporate internships, art schools, and using guns to commit crimes. Also, Phil …

This week Aus and Phil travel to faraway lands in hopes of reviving their podcast careers with the help of their young optimistic (and kind of naive) new producer. They also watched the film The Illusionist... no, not that one. They watched the 2010 animated French film and discussed its themes of odd but sweet relationship dynamics, changing trend…

This week Austin and Phil go fishing on a boat that, in all honesty, could probably stand to be a little bigger... they also watch Steven Spielberg's 1975 feature debut Jaws. The guys talk about their rich histories with this classic, the look and vibe of 70s movies, PTSD, and differences from the novel. Austin's Shout Out:⁠ ⁠8eyes⁠ Phil's Shout Ou…

Austin and Phil uncover the evils of the fur industry and puppy mills by watching the Disney animated classic One Hundred and One Dalmations. They talk about eras of Disney movies, pioneering art techniques, classic design, and the Simpsons... because we love the Simpsons. Austin's Shout Out:⁠ Jaime French-Water Tok Phil's Shout Out: Paul Reubens's…

The guys kick off their 7th season of the show with a milestone episode, Number 100! To celebrate, they go back to their roots to re-examine their very first movie 1999's Fight Club. They talk about angry incels, media literacy, satire, Jared Leto, and how their opinions may have shifted on this and other movies they've covered on the show. Plus, P…

Aus and Phil are on summer vacation between seasons, but they jumped on the mic to recognize their 3rd Anniversary as a podcast! They discuss some of the highlights of what they've been watching this summer, culminating with a discussion of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse", it's influence on the animation landscape, legacy characters reimagine…

David Luzader and Phil Rood take a look at the final episodes of HBO's Barry, discussing the fate of the characters, the ending, what it all meant, and the series as a whole.

David Luzader and Phil Rood return to talk about one of their favorite shows, HBO's dark comedy Barry. They're discussing the first half of the final season on this episode.

This week, Phil and Austin look back on the individual movies and double features they watched over Season 6. They talk about their favorites, what didn't hit home with them as much, what kept resonating with them after they'd watched them, and some themes and topics that unintentionally ran through most of the season. EMAIL THE SHOW: ⁠austinandphi…

This week the Austin and Phil have no show notes due to the writers' strike (on which we are fully in support of the WGA) Austin's Shout Out:⁠ The Rise and Fall of Replika-Sarah Z Phil's Shout Out: ⁠Livestream For the Cure VII EMAIL THE SHOW: ⁠austinandphil@gmail.com⁠ Austin on Letterboxd- ⁠austinnrood⁠ Phil on Letterboxd- ⁠philrood⁠…

This week, the guys bring the cats into the studio and learn the hard lessons about show business animals that they should have taken from Jordan Peele's 2022 film Nope. The guys and cats break down the movie by discussing trauma, ethics of working with animals, monster design, brilliant cinematography, and the brilliance that is Keke Palmer. The I…

This week the guys hired stunt doubles to give their hot takes on the podcast then sat down to watch 2019's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. Phil and Aus break down the movie by discussing dirty hippie cults, Tarantino self-indulgence, bad takes, racism in Hollywood, Spaghetti Westerns, historical context, and feet. Plus, a book recommendation from f…

TRIGGER WARNING- this week's conversation contains discussion of suicide as depicted in the film Babylon This week Aus and Phil return from their hiatus to explore the wild world of early Hollywood by breaking down 2022's Babylon. The guys talk about changing industries, depravity and the subcultures that make room for it, art for the masses, and e…

This week, Aus and Phil steal wi-fi from the Man so they can get their podcast uploaded in the name of fighting fascists and censorship... also they watched The Book Thief. The guys talk about the power of art, being the best version of oneself, book adaptations, and how casting the right actors makes all the difference in conveying a film's meanin…

This week, Austin and Phil fight fascism with art and brutality by calling out incels, trolls, and hatemongers as the petulant man babies that they are... but aside from what they do in their everyday lives, they also took time to review Quentin Tarantino's 2009 masterpiece Inglourious Basterds. The guys discuss the film's multiple points of view o…

Phil traded his car for a microphone so that he could record a podcast with Austin as soon as Aus was released from jail, so they got to work recording an episode whose monetization could save their local orphanage... naturally they landed on 1980's musical comedy The Blues Brothers as a subject. The guys discuss the movie as a musical gateway drug…

This week Austin and Phil hit the airwaves with a podcast hosting bill they can't afford and a show doc they don't have and they're looking for adventure... to talk about. Luckily they have just the thing with Edgar Wright's 2017 action film Baby Driver. The guys briefly discuss the cancelled cast members of this production before getting into a co…

This week Austin and Phil do some serious day drinking and hatch a plot to pay their hosting fees by selling podcasts with forged signatures of their hosts, but run into a roadblock when they can't find a crayon to sign Joe Rogan's name with... They give up on their plan and watch Can You Ever Forgive Me as the second half of their double-feature w…

The guys try a sport above their station in life this week as they take on discussions of cycles of abuse, class, and figure skating when they break down the 2017 sports biopic/crime story I, Tonya. All these issues dealt with in the movie get even more complicated when Aus and Phil discuss the humanizing of terrible people and the complications br…

Aus and Phil try to work their way into a better class of podcasters by fighting their way to the top of the rankings and be among the podcasts full of greenhouses and sushi bars and raves... every time they've tried this before, they've failed because they couldn't take control of the search engine... this time will be different. Ok, now that that…

Aus and Phil show their support for mass transit and high speed rail by hopping on 2022's Bullet Train. The guys talk about the value of a movie knowing what it is, stunt performers turned directors, and the lessons taught by Thomas the Tank Engine. All aboard for Season 6, our season of double features! Austin's Shout Out: Trigger Warning by Neil …

Aus and Phil check in with an update of what they've been up to and what they've been watching while on hiatus. Season 6 of the Picture Show kicks off its season of double features on Feb 6 with 2022's Bullet Train

Aus and Phil celebrate the holidays with the 2019 animated holiday film Klaus. The guys talk about Christmas movies in general, what makes them good or bad, and try to figure out how this gem is so overlooked.

Austin and Phil look back at Season 5 and the highs and lows of this group of movies... they also sidetrack the conversation into discussions about the most Catholic movies, TENET, and The Blair Witch Project Thank you to all of our listeners. Whether you listen every week or this is your first and only episode, we appreciate the time and attention…

This week, Austin and Phil climb out from under the wreckage of their Frankenstein review that they survived because of reasons that will never be explained. After randomly murdering some angry listeners, they sit down to watch the sequel The Bride of Frankenstein. The guys talk about the role of Mary Shelley in this movie, Frankenstein as an incel…

This week, Austin and Phil go to their underground bunker/recording studio to talk about alien attacks and this week's movie 10 Cloverfield Lane. The guys talk about cycles of mental illness, the Cloverfield "franchise"(?), building tension, and Phil brings up the movie Hush... again... Austin's Shout Out: Cloverfield 4 Phil's Shout Out: Happy Happ…

This week, Aus and Phil are very groggy after waking from long naps. They poured some coffee and tried to wake up while watching a movie, 2009's Pandorum. The guys talk about the visuals that plant this movie firmly in the '00s, the "Noah's Ark" trope, and the career of the great Ben Foster. Austin's Shout Out: The 1975 Phil's Shout Out: Cory Kerr …

This week, Aus and Phil break out their best Jeff Goldblum impressions and brace themselves for some good old fashioned Cronenberg body horror... they also watched the 1986 sci fi horror movie The Fly. The guys talk about toxic self-improvement, the themes of women having agency (or not), Chekov's Vomit, and the incredible practical effects of this…

This week, Austin and Phil are coming to you from the new podcast studio they built in an old German windmill, where they watched the 1931 classic(?) Frankenstein. The guys talk about adapting plays, why the Universal Monsters are so iconic, and Boris Karloff's performance. Austin's Shout Out: Cooking With Lynja Phil's Shout Out: Paul Csomo Hurrica…