"Not a Christmas Movie" Movie Month continues with the 1987 cocaine fueled extravaganza; Lethal Weapon. On this episode: Kody explains why Lethal Weapon is a Christmas Movie Pav gives his uncle advice to everyone out there with nieces and nephewsWe have a surprise Tim Riggins award winnerWe debate if Lethal Weapon still holds up or is a dated victim of the 1980s

Come one come all and gather around the Council of Elrond for this episode, as Pav tells Kody that The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring is more of holiday movie than Die Hard. On this Episode: Pav shows Kody that this movie has more Christmas tropes than Die HardThey discuss the filming and overall production experience And Pav gives all of the differences between the book and the movie.

Pav thought we were doing Holiday Movie Month for December, so he really doesn't get why Kody picked the 1988 summer blockbuster; Die Hard. On this episode We debate if Die Hard really is a Christmas MovieWe try and figure out how long Argyle is stuck in that LimoKody admires box truck drivingAnd we breakdown this all time iconic action movie.Remember to join us on Twitch on December 27th at 6pm ET when we will be picking our categories and movies for 2026! We'd love to hear your though...

Happy early release day! "Based on a True Story" Month concludes with Adam McKay's; The Big Short. On this episode Kody and Pav: Pay their respects to Red BoxTalk about how greed actually is bad despite what Wall Street saysDebate if this is the best Take Your Kid to Work DayAnd separate fact from fiction to bring you the real story of The Big ShortJoin us on Twitch on December 27th when we will be picking our categories and movies for 2026! We'd love to hear your thoughts on what we sh...

"Based on a True Story" Month continues with what Pav is calling, the best white savior movie ever made in; The Blind Side. On this episode: Kody "Just Dance" Vance, has some thoughts on the sofas in the movieConspiracy theory Pav comes in to talk about his alternative ending to the filmWe breakdown the real life events of how Michael Oher lost his money to the Tuohys We talk about Sandra Bullock's Oscar win for this movie and just how weird of a year it was for the Best Actress category...

"Based on a True Story" Month continues with a move that Pav unabashedly loves and will not apologize for it; Bloodsport On this episode: Pav tells Kody that Bloodsport isnt about violence or marital arts, it's really about friendship.We breakdown the real life true story of what actually happened vs what is shown in the movie.We crown a new Best Take Your Kid to Workday winner. And we make not one, but two big announcements!Starting January 1st, we are rebranding as Drunk on Podcast to ...

November is here, and Drunk on Cinema is kicking off "Based on a True Story" Month; where we're diving into movies inspired by “real” events, but as it turns out, they weren’t that real after all. Kicking the month off is Steven Spielberg's 2002 crime thriller; Catch Me if You Can, starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio. On this episode: Pav really cant believe people weren't asking questions about a 16yr old being an airline co-pilotKody tells us the three most difficult places to fi...

Scariest Movies of Our Lives Month continues for Drunk on Cinema. This week we broke down James Wan's 2010 smash hit; Insidious. On this episode: Kody gives us some behind the scenes info on how productions workWe discuss the films low production budget and high box office returnWe give our thoughts on the further, the red faced demon, and astral projection.

Scariest Movies of Our Lives Month continues! We recorded a breakdown of Zach Cregger's new movie Weapons over the summer with our good colleague and friend Bino! Listen in as we discuss how we just did not get this movie, talk about how the cops in the movie are amongst the all time worst movie cops ever, debate if this film is just one big Campbell's Soup Ad, and Kody gets very upset as he tries to convince us that Weapons is a metaphor for school gun violence.

The Scariest Movies of our lives month continues with arguably the best film in Rhode Island's history; The Conjuring. On this episode: We debate if James Wan is the modern day king of Horror Movies and FranchisesKody gives his horror tour of Rhode Island and talks about his hatred of reading We argue if this is the Worst Take Your Kid to Work Day EverAnd have a special announcement! On Friday October 24th at 8pm ET, Pav will be live streaming his reactions to The Ring, the scaries...

Drunk on Cinema is terrified to present the Scariest Movies of Our Lives Month! We are kicking off this theme with the most iconic horror movie ever made in William Friedkin's 1973 masterclass The Exorcist. On this episode we Discuss the insanity of the films production and box office successDeclare a new winner for The Worst Take Your Kid to Work Day Everand of course, pray the rosary while we talk

Football movie month concludes with Peter Berg's 2004 film, Friday Night Lights. On this episode: Pav talks about a book he actually readKody breaks down his own high school football careerAnd we explain what a nothing cookie is

Our next episode of Football Movie Month is here! This week we talk about the ahead of its time 1999 film: Any Given Sunday. On this episode we: Talk about the complete lack of player safety and concussion protocol in this movie Discuss the editors unique style Give our own Jambalaya recipes And breakdown how life really is a game of inches

Football movie continues at Drunk on Cinema! This week we broke down one of the most iconic football movies of our lives: Remember the Titans. In this episode we: Argue if football really is a way of life in Virginia Go through all of the changes Disney made from the real life Titan's season.Talk about why Ryan Gosling is one of the worst sports movie characters everAnd debate who gave the better speech at Gettysburg; Abraham Lincoln or Coach Boone?

The NFL is back!! And Drunk on Cinema is celebrating with Football Movie Month for September! To kick this month off we broke down the original The Longest Yard from 1974, starring Burt Reynolds. On this episode we: Pay homage to the coolest man that has ever lived with Burt ReynoldsTalk about how this is the first modern sports movieArgue if this is just Cool Hand Luke...but with FootballAnd debate who had a worse loss. The guards 35-14 fourth quarter collapse; or the Falcons 28-...

Studio Ghibli Month ends with their most recent film: The Boy and the Heron. On this episode we Debate whether Studio Ghibli is recycling story elements and character designsTalk about nuances and differences in this films animation compared to the other Studio Ghibli moviesAnd tell everyone the first place we would have looked for a missing person in this movie.

Studio Ghibli Month continues with arguably their best animated film Howl's Moving Castle. On this episode we: Talk about alllll of the beautiful colors the animators used Debate if this is the best animation Studio Ghibli has done Argue if this the worst "Take Your Kid To Work Day Ever"

Studio Ghibli Month continues with arguably their best film: Spirited Away On this episode we: Give our own parenting advice Debate if working in a bath house for spirits is the worst "Take Your Kid to Work Day Ever"And celebrate Hayao Miyazaki's magnum opus of a film

As summer comes to a close, we figured there’s no better way to wrap up the season than with one final adventure, so we’re dedicating August to Studio Ghibli Month! We're kicking things off with the 1997 classic, Princess Mononoke. On this episode we: Debate Ancient Curses, Tell Harvey Weinstein to Rot in Hell, And argue if The Academy should give Studio Ghibli an Oscar for this movie.

Shark Movie Month comes to end with the first ever Direct-To-TV movie we've ever done: Sharknado. No really we're doing Sharknado this week. On this episode: We debate if it's actually a Shark Hurricane or Sharkicane Argue why you should always go back and save the dogGo through 25 minutes of Spit Takes And give this movie our lowest rating yet