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In this edition, Chris and Luke just name the top 10 movies from actors from the various Spider-man Movies…but none of them can one of those Spider-man Movies. Will Chris and Luke get past this twist? Listen and find out!

In this episode Dave discusses the Avett Brothers and why ya gotta see them live!

We're back at the dawn of time, when man lived alongside rubber dinosaurs and… the moon was born????

Not even a wacky THIR13EN Ghosts knockoff can keep true love apart.

In this episode Dave discusses Gallowalkers, It Feeds, Lake Mungo, and Slanted.

In this edition of Box Office Bozo, Chris and Luke must pick the top grossing movies from the cast of SCTV.

You don’t get more Fish Out of Water/Buddy Cop than Rush Hour, so listen to the words coming out of Eric and Dave’s mouths and enjoy the show.

In this edition of the Best of Fives, Chris, Luke and Dave list their top five favorite movies that run nearly 3 hours long!

In this episode, Dave, Chris, Khrysti, and Matt discuss the 1990 beloved film, "Pretty Woman."

We're looking at two characters this time, as they each don't have much screen time, and they do tend to be in the same scenes together - the married couple, Upworth and Ricks.

The fan favorite! AKA the “lowest rated episode of the entire series on IMDB”.

Life has finally settled down, and Matt is back with a real beer review! In Episode 39, Matt pours Hooey, a hazy IPA from Lupulin Brewing in Big Lake, Minnesota. Along the way, he shares the story of discovering the brewery at the Hamlin Craft Beer Fest, explains why their beers made such a lasting impression, and recounts the unfortunate (but apparently lucky?) incident of dropping the can—twice. Then it's time for a full BJCP-style evaluation, breaking down Hooey's appearance, aroma, flavor, mouthfeel, and overall impression to see how this highly regarded hazy IPA stacks up against the style guidelines. To wrap up the episode, Matt shares a behind-the-scenes look at presenting "Mind the Gap: Keeping Club Members Engaged Between Monthly Meetings" at HomebrewCon, including the unexpected technical hiccup that nearly derailed the presentation before it even began. Whether you're a craft beer fan, a homebrewer, or just enjoy hearing great beer stories, there's plenty to raise a glass to in this episode. Cheers!

In this episode, Chris, Tim, and Luke review Toy Story 5, Masters of the Universe, and Supergirl.

It's a very lightweight Stingray tale this time, with an equally lightweight, barely there villain.

In this episode, Dave welcome Chris, Luke and Tim to the show to discuss "The Greasy Strangler."

A small‑town disappearance. A magnetic teacher with blurred boundaries. A trail of journals, rumors, and sightings that stretch far beyond Maine. In Rocked, Laura Nimoy follows the echoes of a case that never quite settled — a story of obsession, secrecy, and two people who stepped out of the rain and into mystery.

In the episode, Dave and Jack discuss "The Strokes" and why You Gotta See Them Live!

Dave and Eric finish up their coverage of the Karate Kid spinoff Cobra Kai.

In this special episode, Dave presents a theme as he watches an array of horror movies that take place in an escape room!

We're on our Way Back this time, as we wonder just what the situation is with the Commander of the London, Leylan.

In this round of Box Office Bozo, Chris and Luke must guess the top grossing films from actor John Travolta!

In this edition of the The Best of Fives, Chris, Luke, and Dave list their top five favorite Bad Ass Women of Film!

This shorter than usual episode features probably the most blood thirsty character we'll discuss - the ever smiley Aquaphibian.

A short episode this time - really, we both thought Black Thumb was in the film more.

Eric and Dave Tackle the John Carpenter classic Escape From New York (1981) and it's slightly less classic legacy sequel, Escape from LA (1996).

In this episode, Chris, Luke and Tim discuss the history of Star Wars of June 13th.

We look at the time when Hammer decided to do what we now call a reboot - The Horror Of Frankenstein.

Man oh man, have I been busy.

This is round of Box Office Bozo Chris has to name the top films released by musicians turned actors!

In this special episode, Chris, Luke and Dave review the off-broadway musical "The Shark is Broken."

It's a new round of Box Office Bozo and this time Chris must guess the highest grossing movies feature a cast member from the the classic sitcom "Seinfeld."

In this edition of The Best of Fives, Chris and Dave discuss their top 5 favorite 80s cartoons.

Episode 38 is here, and this time we're heading to Charlotte, North Carolina to crack open BIRU, a rice lager from Heist Brewing. If you've listened to the show for any length of time, you already know rice lagers are one of my favorite styles. In this episode, I dive deep into what makes the style so appealing, how modern brewers are putting their own spin on it, and why I think Japanese-style rice lagers may be becoming important enough to deserve their own BJCP category someday. Along the way, I discuss brewing rice lagers at home, the evolution of ingredients used in the style, recent judging experiences from a major homebrew competition, and whether Heist's take on the style delivers the crisp, clean character I was hoping for. Did this beer live up to my expectations? Not exactly. But it sparked a great conversation about where rice lagers are today and where they may be headed in the future. Pour yourself something cold and join me for another episode of Matt Likes Beer!

One night in 1975, three friends stepped into the desert heat for a few drinks. By morning, one was gone — swallowed by something far more sinister than a simple disappearance. Decades later, Laura Nimoy traces the faint clues down 7 Bridges Road… toward a truth that doesn’t want to be found.” Playlist link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5cprFGAHd11gUmybrYVxYi?si=JQaZW73OTxKnf5MH3h1TAA&pi=-7D_sozMRV6OF

Dave and Eric discuss the Wachowski’s fever dream that is 2008’s Speed Racer.

In this episode, Chris, Tim, and Luke review Mario Galaxy, Michael, Mortal Kombat II and more!

What starts as a review of Hathaway’s Heroes IPA from Dogfish Head Craft Brewery quickly turns into a time capsule of hockey playoff anxiety, craft beer nostalgia, cigar festivals, brewing science, and one surreal story about unknowingly hanging out with Sam Calagione years before realizing who he was. Recorded during intermission of a Flyers vs. Penguins playoff game — immediately after Garnet Hathaway scores — this may be the most emotionally compromised beer review I’ve ever done. Inside the episode: A full BJCP-style breakdown of Hathaway’s Heroes IPA Live playoff energy and Flyers fandom chaos Stories from early-2000s cigar festivals and discovering Dogfish Head A nostalgic dive into the lost brewing TV series Brew Masters Brewing talk about stalled fermentations, oxygenation, specialty malts, and resin-heavy IPAs A review that openly admits the score may have been influenced by hockey emotions This episode is part beer review, part brewing rabbit hole, part sports panic attack — and somehow it all works. If you love Dogfish Head, craft beer history, brewing process talk, or hearing someone try to professionally judge a beer while distracted by playoff hockey, this one’s for you.

This is a special mini episode, where we pay tribute to Michael Keating, who has just passed away.

In this episode, Dave and Tim discuss their experiences seeing Nirvana!

In this episode, Dave discusses the films Resurrection, NFT Cured Images, Brain Dead, and Pig Hill.

In this episode Dave reminisces seeing Rod Stewart and discussing you "You Gotta See him Live."

In Episode 36 of Matt Likes Beer, I dive deep into Philadelphia Pale Ale from Yards Brewing Company — a beer that comes with some serious expectations after Dave declared it his favorite beer in the entire Philadelphia series. What starts as a simple review quickly turns into one of the most detailed beer breakdowns I’ve ever done on the show. We get into: BJCP Category 18B American Pale Ale judging Orange zest, floral hop aromas, grapefruit notes, and lingering bitterness A fascinating discussion about hop backs and how Yards may be using them in production Why pale ales are one of the most important styles for understanding both breweries and your own palate Final score: 46/50 — Outstanding Beer Along the way, I also rant about flights, defend pale ales from being called “boring,” and probably say “this is Dave’s favorite beer” way too many times. If you love craft beer, brewing mechanics, BJCP-style analysis, or just hearing someone obsess over a really well-made pale ale for half an hour, this episode is for you.

It's a new round of Box Office Bozo and this time Chris and Luke need to name the tops movies from Jake Gyllenhaal.

In this episode, Chris, Dave, and Creative Director Luke list their top five favorite Bounty Hunters.

Eric and Dave discuss the Pee Wee Herman movies: Pee Wee’s Big Adventure (1985) Big Top Pee Wee (1988) Pee Wee’s Big Holiday (2016)

The Philadelphia Months series rolls on, and this time Matt cracks open something unexpected: Tech Blonde Ale. What starts as a casual pour quickly turns into one of the biggest surprises of the series so far. Brewed by Ship Bottom Brewery but branded under 215 Libations (yes, that 215), this episode dives into a fascinating look at contract brewing, joint ventures, and the sometimes confusing business side of beer. Oh—and there’s an NBA connection you won’t see coming. But let’s get to the real story: the beer. Matt—self-proclaimed tough critic of blonde ales—finds himself genuinely impressed by a brew that delivers far more complexity than expected. From bready, biscuity malt character to delicate floral hops with a hint of lavender and subtle peach/pear esters, this one hits a rare sweet spot: balance with personality. Along the way, Matt breaks down the beer BJCP-style, shares why blonde ales are harder to nail than they seem, and reflects on his own brewing journey—including the story behind his medal-winning “Miscalculated Blonde.” Final verdict? A near-top-tier score and a new favorite from the lineup. If you think blonde ales are boring… this episode might change your mind.

In this episode, Dave discusses the movies Whistle, Black Cab, Get Away, Hallow Road, and Mom and Dad!

This is report of the first episode of our new series "Rocked". This repost includes an extended introduction that sets the stage for the series and little bit more about our host, Larah Nimoi. In every small town, there’s a disappearance people still whisper about — a name that lingers, a moment that changed everything. Rocked follows one woman’s relentless journey to uncover the truth behind those who vanished under unsettling, often overlooked circumstances. Each episode digs into a different case: the people who went missing, the secrets left behind, and the communities forever shaken by their absence. Through interviews, investigation, and a deeply personal search for answers, Rocked explores how these mysteries ripple through families, friendships, and entire towns long after the headlines fade. This podcast series is about the stories that refuse to stay buried — and the determination to finally bring them into the light. EPISODE 1 — “Whatever Happened to the High Plains Hottie?” A young woman vanished from a bar outside St. Paul in 1982 — and her case has haunted me for years. In our debut episode, I return to the disappearance that started it all, reopening the mystery of who she was, what happened that night, and why her story never let me go.

We're still in early 1970's London, this time looking at the Hammer Mummy film that doesn't actually have a Mummy.

In this episode Dave discusses the band Coldplay and why "you gotta see them live"…unless you're a tech company CEO having a weird date night with your HR executive.