'Any Given Sunday' [1999] - Wackoe, CE Garcia & Gabe "The Calilobo."

In the early 90's, Shane Black was the highest paid screenwriter in Hollywood, Bruce Willis one of the highest paid action stars, and Tony Scott was quickly becoming the most sought after director when it came to spectacle. As we close out "football season," we breakdown whether or not 'The Last Boy Scout' was worth the $43 million dollar price tag.

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It's Valentine's Day everybody!! And in celebration of this special day, we welcome the return of Jesmoniq, wife of CE Garcia, to discuss the timeless love story of Noah & Allie. That's right!! “The Notebook.” 

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"Life is a contact sport..."  On the jumbo-sized season 2 premiere, we dive headfirst into the adrenaline-fueled world of football, and football movies, spotlighting a film that the director wanted to resemble a scene out of Saving Private Ryan, Oliver Stone's 1999 gridiron epic, "Any Given Sunday."

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Chirstmastime is upon us, and in the Season One ender, we take an unconventional approach to the Xmas movie genre, and try to prove if movies like Prometheus, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and Rocky IV, are in fact, actually, Christmas movies.

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As the new year approaches, and with the awards season on the horizon, we sit and dissect the elements that made two of the most anticipated films of the year just that, and which one of these titans of cinema, did it better. 

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Clocking in at 3 hours and 26 minutes, Martin Scorsese's latest entry has been acclaimed by viewers and critics alike, but whose box office numbers have been dwindling since it's release. On this episode, we weigh in on just where this film ranks in the director's filmography, and if it's worthy enough to take home an Oscar come March.

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The drinks were flowing as we celebrated the 10th Anniversary of Martin Scorsese 's off kilter, drug-filled, anxiety inducing, impov-ridden, biopic of the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort, with special guest Fidel Medina of BETAMAX podcast. 

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On a bonus Black Friday episode, we dive into the timeless portrayal of high school stereotypes, as the crew attempts to dissect The Breakfast Club's long lasting impact, and unravel the secrets behind this film's enduring relevance in pop culture, as well as other John Hughes teenage angst ridden films of the 1980's.

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On this episode we're going back in time with Executive Producer of 'The Cruz Show' on Real 923 in Los Angeles, Jeff Garcia, as we talk about a movie that was made just around the corner from where he grew up, and how this movies impacted him so much, he's passed on the film's legacy to his own children. Great, Scott!!

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"Momma don't like tattletales..." Celebrating the 35th Anniversary of John Carpenter's "They Live," the hosts discuss alternating views on whether this film deserves to hold the title of cult classic,  or is just plain overrated. 

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