Dvd Verdict Presents... Movie Podcasts

On this week's episode, the scheduling of our mammoth tribute to James Cameron has left a gap that must be filled by Gabriel, Steve, and Jon. Join our trio as they tackle the light, breezy, fluffy, happy work of director David Fincher!

This week, Clark narrows his focus to a single soundtrack, taking an in-depth look at Randy Newman's songs and score written for Henry Selick's James and the Giant Peach.

Melissa takes the Oscars to task for snubbing Ben Affleck, while Michael shovels 10 inches of New England snow and random entertainment industry bullshit. Plus! Twilight owns The Razzies, A Good Day to Die Hard tanks in week two, Jack slays all sorts of Giants, Barbie goes high brow, Bruce Willis inherits the mantle of Charles Bronson, James Marsden battles Ron Burgundy, and Megan Fox beds Michael Bay and the Turtles.

Patrick and Doug are nothing like a box of chocolates. You know exactly what you're gonna get from every episode of F This Movie! -- brilliant, subversive, hilarious conversation. So hitch a ride with Lt. Dan, as the boys break down Robert Zemeckis' Forrest Gump, because stupid is as stupid does.

Mac and Dave buck the critical trend and share their love for A Good Day to Die Hard. Erich and Daryl are no longer laughing at NBC's Community but are intrigued by Netflix's House of Cards. Reviews of Young Justice: Invasion, Smiley, Side by Side, Monsters Inc. 3D, Undefeated, BSG: Blood and Chrome. Plus! Scenes that take place at the Opera, Playful sporting goods used for lethal means, TV shows that changed their theme song, and Ridiculous movie taglines.

The boys are back for a third season of mild insanity, nerd rage, and all the things that make gaming fun! This week, Steve nukes ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINES from orbit, Jon slices and dices through DMC: DEVIL MAY CRY, and Kev takes it to the Necromorphs with DEAD SPACE 3! But wait! There's MORE! Want to learn about Bungie's first post-Halo video game endeavor? Sure you do! Tune in, stay a while, and listen!

This week, Clark wraps up his three-part series spotlighting music from the films of writer/actor/director Sylvester Stallone. You'll hear selections from Judge Dredd, Cliffhanger, Shade, The Specialist, Cop Land, and The Expendables.

Michael reacquaints himself with vintage Doctor Who, as Melissa gets Twitter-slapped by Kathy Najimy (@kathynajimy). Plus! Something's up with Netflix; CBS has paired Robin Williams with Sarah Michelle Gellar; River Phoenix returns to the big screen long after his death; Oscar Pistorius faces more challenges than just his legs; Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, and Mark Hamill sign on for Star Wars Episode VII; and the trailer for Bryan Fuller's Hannibal brings horror to NBC.

Nothing says "Happy Valentine's Day" quite like Patrick and Alex managing to weave John Hughes, Clint Eastwood, Jackie Chan, alien sex, and fond remembrances of the 1990s into a discussion of Robert Rodriguez' sci-fi mystery thriller The Faculty. Don't ask. Just listen.

This week, our Canadian compadres take on the good, bad, and ugly of a man perhaps known more for his screenplays (Taxi Driver, Raging Bull) than his films (Cat People, Affliction), writer/director Paul Schrader.

Clark continues his exploration of music from the films of actor Sylvester Stallone. This week, you'll hear selections from First Blood, Rambo: First Blood Part II, Cobra, Rambo III, Over the Top, and Tango & Cash.

For as taken as Michael is revisiting Ridley Scott's Prometheus, Melissa is equally underwhelmed by the return of NBC's Community. Plus! It's A Good Day to Die Hard, Monty Python's Graham Chapman gets animated, Dame Shirley goes to the Oscars, Disney starts to expand the Star Wars universe, Marvel readies the Hulk for center stage, and Universal preps Dr. Seuss' Grinch and Cat for reboots.

Daryl preps for the return of Community. Erich debriefs his involvement in the second annual F This Movie! Twitter Festival. Dave critiques the Super Bowl movie trailers and hypes the most anticipated films of 2013. Reviews of In Like Flint (Blu-ray), BBC's Twenty Twelve, and Hara-Kiri (Blu-ray). Plus! Headlights, Zero chance of happening in real life, and Shocking moments in sports.

Join Patrick, Erika, JB, Doug, and the entire F This Movie family as they recap another wildly successful marathon Twitter movie festival, this time celebrating the movies of 1991.

This week, Clark kicks off a three-part series spotlighting music from the films of Sylvester Stallone. You'll hear tunes from early Stallone efforts such as Rocky , Paradise Alley, F.I.S.T., Rocky II, Escape to Victory, and Rocky III.

While Melissa dines with the elite of Downton Abbey, Michael is trampled by horses of Ben-Hur's chariot. Plus! The rise of the zombie rom-com, Doctor Who Series 7 theories, Tom Cruise in 3D, Michael Bay streamlines the next Transformers trilogy, the X-Men battle the Sentinels, crossbreeding teen vampires with Harry Potter, vacationing at the Bates Motel, and the dumbest title for a movie sequel... ever.

Mac is back online with snazzy new tech, but laments what Marvel has done to Spider-man. Daryl experiences Nobuhiko Obayashi's mind-bending House for the first time. Erich closes the book on JJ Abrams' Fringe. Dave previews the final season premiere of Starz' Spartacus. Reviews of Merlin: Season Four, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, and Bangkok Assassins. Plus! Terrible performances by child actors, When movies and TV get technology wrong, Make your own movie based on a historical figure and a profession, and Weird weather.

Patrick and Doug settle in for a good ol' fashion bitch fest, tackling such randomly diverse topics as the Star Wars franchise, the Oscars, Hudson Hawk and other movies released in 1991. Don't forget: F This Movie Fest 2 is Feb 2!

Having survived the worst snowstorm in Newfoundland history, our resident Canucks are back with a vengeance, all fired up to tackle the good, bad, and ugly of bombastic filmmaker Michael Bay. Buckle up, buttercup!

This week, Clark concludes his two-part tribute to actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, offering musical selections from Total Recall, Eraser, End of Days, Kindergarten Cop, Last Action Hero, and Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.