Are You Movie Mad?

Kicking off 90s R-rated action month in style, Steven Seagal and Gary Busey In Women's Clothes join us for a spectacle of scenery chewing Die-Hard-ripping-off explosions.

To celebrate Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2's release, we're heading back to James Gunn's earlier work, a small town gory comic horror starring Power Rangers' Elizabeth Banks.

Robin Williams, Edward Norton, Jon Stewart, Danny DeVito and Catherine Keener star in a film you've never seen and maybe shouldn't?

They pull out a gangster classic, you pull out a podcast. They put one of your hosts in an episode, you put one of theirs in the hall of fame. That's the Are You Movie Mad way!

On the year of Paul Thomas Anderson's classic film's 20th anniversary, Johnny explores the world of 1970s San Fernando Valley's porn industry, so plenty of Spotlights and what if Paul Giamatti were in this film?

So end-eth Rambo Month, episode 5 is the best of the Rambo movies, a buddy comedy about two kids who want to make a sequel to a film they love. 2 goofy kids talking for 2 hours? Is this a podcast!

The most violent Rambo movie ever, and the most violent podcast ever. So much dead air, every joke is a bomb. When you're pushing, podcasting's as easy as breathing.

Andrew and Johnny discuss Kong: Skull Island for way too long before focussing on the movie where John Rambo helps fight Charlie Wilson's War, and a man is tortured by being lifted up and down and up and down again. Thrilling.

Just like the serious ending of First Blood, the second chapter in Rambo Month sees Stallone all sad and serious and EXPLODING A PERSON WITH AN ARROW!

Johnny and Andrew return with Rambo Month, 5 weeks of Sylvester Stalllone impressions and many killings. Except in First Blood, where Brian Dennehy wants to stop Rambo walking over a bridge.

It's the most glamorous night in Hollywood and Johnny & Andrew invite you to experience all the pre-show/post-show talk from the 89th Academy Awards in podcast form. Will La La Land sweep? Will Moonlight get a handjibber of a night? Will Warren Beatty admit that Rules DO Apply? Yes.

Johnny is away so Andrew reveals why we're not on this February, and with a very special guest he announces March's special movie month.

A 3 hour epic. But not for this podcast, where we tighten everything down to Scientology, frogs and interconnected Philip Seymour Hoffmans. Hoffmen? Hoff-folk.

Johnny is seeking the life of cool within Cameron Crowe's extended comic drama, and Andrew actively tries to remind us all that we'll never, ever be cool. And that's ok.

January settles in to a natural state of weird with Charlie Kaufman's directorial debut. Listen as Johnny's head slowly melts and Andrew explains a whole tonne of the insanity within the masterful drama.

Johnny gets to choose a film this time, and Andrew doesn't know anything about it. Will he want to know anything when the credits finally finish? Find out!

As the year ends, Johnny and Andrew step in for an emergency in-cinema episode where they watch Will Smith be haunted by Helen Mirren as Death, and bad scripts as his career runs around in dwindling circles, with new film Collateral Beauty. Yay?

Well, it's finally over, but Andrew and Johnny celebrate the end of the worst year of all time by talking about the films of the show so far.

Singing, violence, South Park. It's the Christmas episode and we're as vulgar and odd as anything. Merry holiday days!

Noah Baumbach wants people to just do nothing for a while, so we podcast that experience.