Craig's List

Craig & Carla each share their 10 favorite movies and 10 favorite performances for the year in movies 2024! And reveal how bad their Oscar picks were!

Shut...shut...shut...shut up and listen to Craig, Carla and Jaime dissect his 99th favorite film, PTA's PDL!

Craig's List is back! We're covering the 12 NEW movies on the updated version of Craig's List. First up, #100 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Joining Craig & Carla is all-time special guest and new co-host, Jaime Moyer!

Craig & Carla are back to discuss their favorites of 2023!

Craig & Carla are back! To reveal their top 10 movies and performances of 2022, make some Oscar predictions, and, oh, yes, to reveal the new list.

We cover 6 more holiday classics!

Craig & Carla watch 6 Christmas classics, old and new.

Thanksgiving! Everyone's favorite holiday? Maybe! Everyone's favorite holiday MOVIE GENRE?! Probably not! But there ARE some Thanksgiving movies and Home For The Holidays, Krisha and Planes Trains And Automobiles are three of them!

A podcast about horror movies that reference horror movies!

Groovy! Craig & Carla watch Evil Dead 2 and Army of Darkness!

All you zombies hide your faces! Craig & Carla tackle Night Of The Living Dead, Shaun Of The Dead and Train to Busan!

Craig & Carla discuss whether three recent movies (Get Out, It Follows, and Midsommar) belong in the horror canon!

It's an altogether ooky episode! Craig & Carla discuss The Addams Family (1991) and Addams Family Values (1993)!

So many Stephen King movies, so little time! But Craig & Carla have narrowed it down the most important three: Carrie (2013), The Shining (1980) and Gerald's Game (2017)!

Fangs for tuning in! Craig & Carla talk about 3 vampire movies (The Lost Boys, A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, What We Do In The Shadows)!

Craig & Carla tackle three mysterious ghost stories (Ringu, The Others, Stir Of Echoes) and spoil the shit out of them!

We've found some footage of Craig & Carla discussing The Blair Witch Project, Trollhunter and [REC]!

We're BAAA-ACK! Well, for the month of October to talk about horror/Halloween movies! First off, we cover the first films in the Big Three slasher franchises: Halloween, Friday The 13th, and A Nightmare On Elm Street.

Craig & Carla finally finish the podcast! Craig's #1 movie! Stats and trivia! Listener mail! And thank yous!

Holy cannoli! We're making you an offer you should NOT refuse, talking about the Godfather with the one and only Kevin Pollak (and a bunch of other movie stars who just happy to show up)!

Craig & Carla are building toward a happy ending to the podcast...what better way to celebrate than by watching the ultimate happy ending movie, Brazil?! With guest Nick Armstrong!

Craig & Carla pause the list for one week to talk about their favorite movies and performances of 2019, and to make their Oscar picks. Will they have the same favorite movie again? What Woody Harrelson performance will Carla pick? Also, SHIA LEBEOUF?! (Contains mild spoilers for 2019 releases).

Craig & Carla welcome back 3-time guest Jaime Moyer to discuss the consensus "greatest movie ever" Citizen Kane. Will they learn the true meaning of "Rosebud" and "deep focus"? Listen and find out!

The inmates are running the asylum! Craig and Carla welcome back returning guest Todd Cooper to talk One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest!

Merry Christmas, Craig's Listeners! We welcome back 3-time guest Paul F. Tompkins to discuss Frank Capra's eternal classic It's A Wonderful Life

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Brian Palermo (The Groundlings) to talk Casablanca...you'll want to play this episode again, Sam.

To Carla's relief, the Woody Allen portion of the podcast is finally complete, as we discuss Craig's 8th favorite movie, Manhattan,

Inconceivable! Craig & Carla welcome back Craig's sister Liz to discuss 1987's The Princess Bride, her favorite movie and Craig's 9th favorite! Also, take the fire swamp hold-your-breath test with Craig and Liz IF YOU DARE!

We're in the top 10! Craig & Carla welcome guest Al Samuels (Baby Wants Candy) to discuss Woody Allen's 1986 classic Hannah and Her Sisters, as well as indolent richies and whether you'd set up your ex with your sister.

Craig & Carla welcome guest Janie Haddad Tompkins to discuss Mike Nichols' classic The Graduate, as well as leopard prints and which role Craig would play in the remake.

Craig & Carla welcome Craig's childhood friend Shawn Farley to discuss Raiders of the Lost Ark, as well as why Temple of Doom is a prequel (and maybe better?) and John Rhys-Davies' predilection for bananas.

You don't need to see our identification! We're back with special guest Hal Lublin to talk Star Wars! (And a little bit of Empire Strikes Back)

Craig & Carla welcome guest Annie Savage (The Thrilling Adventure Hour) to talk romcoms, Diane Keaton, and Craig's #14 movie, Annie Hall!

Craig & Carla are looking for any excuse to talk about something other than the filmmaker behind 1989's Crimes & Misdemeanors, so this episode spends just as much time on one of Carla's favorites, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels! Listen all the way to the end for the SHOCKING ENDING

The horror! The horror! Craig & Carla are back to discuss Coppola's Vietnam classic, Apocalypse Now!

It's Oscar time again and Craig and Carla pause the list to offer their Top 10 Performances and Top 10 Movies of 2018, as well as make some Oscar picks!

Craig & Carla welcome special guest Steve Agee to talk about Craig's 17th favorite film, 1974's The Godfather Part II, as well as military school, oranges, and how much it would suck to be in the Mob.

Shut up and deal! Craig & Carla welcome special guests Matt Gourley and Amanda Lund to discuss Billy Wilder's The Apartment, as well as James Bond, fat guys, and wet noodles.

What a glorious feeling! Craig and Carla welcome special guest Paul Sabourin (Paul & Storm) to talk about Craig's 19th favorite movie, 1952's Singin' In The Rain, as well as John Popper, Si Crowell, and the ear from Blue Velvet.

It's time for another Carla's List Christmas Episode! This time we cover Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost In New York with special guest Marc Evan Jackson (The Good Place), as well as the difference between sleds and tobaggans and the presence of mannequins in the McAlister household.

Sacre bleu! Craig & Carla welcome Irene White (Superstore) to talk Amelie, as well as rude French servers, taxidermy, and sensual likes and dislikes.

You think we're some sort of clown here to amuse you? Craig and Carla talk Goodfellas with guests Matt Cavedon and Debbie Friedman!

Bon giorno! Craig and Carla return to the work of Federico Fellini to cover Craig's 22nd favorite movie, 1963's 8 1/2, and special guests Alex and Rachael Fendrich help them navigate it, as well as whips, little Guidos, and the man behind the curtain.

Surrender, Craig's Listeners! Craig and Carla welcome special guest Robin Shorr to discuss beloved classic The Wizard Of Oz, as well as parking lot gelato, aluminum, asbestos, and other hazards.

This episode goes to 11! Craig and Carla welcome Travis McElroy to talk This Is Spinal Tap!

Craig & Carla are back with another CARLA'S List episode, as they welcome Carla's best friend Angie to discuss Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, and Before Midnight, as well as their lifelong obsession with Ethan Hawke (and his game?)

Craig & Carla are ready to ROCK YOU with an episode devoted to 1984's Best Picture winner Amadeus, and welcome special guest (and concert violinist) Rebecca Ward! Nipples of Venus, annoying laughs and Falco are also discussed at length.

Craig & Carla welcome back special guest Ben Blacker (Thrilling Adventure Hour, Hex Wives) to discuss the 1961 pocket billiards classic, The Hustler, as well as JTS Brown (the whiskey and the improv team), family competitiveness and the niceties of the hustle.

Craig and Carla welcome special guest Paget Brewster to discuss Billy Wilder's 1950 classic Sunset Boulevard, as well as peplums, Rod La Rocque and how tough it is not to have bubbles when you're pretending to be dead in a pool.

Craig & Carla welcome back special guest Jeff Passino to discuss another Spielberg movie with aliens, 1977's Close Encounters Of The Third Kind, as well as Carla's sense of wonder, the creepy monkey with the cymbals and the career of Roberts Blossom.