Join contrarian a-holes extraordinaire, Dave and Dan, as they defend Peter Jackson's second Middle Earth trilogy from the torch-wielding ire of the cinematic trolls and haters.

Dave, Dan, and Michael step up to defend Gareth Edwards' Godzilla, while opening up a larger discussion on the state of modern film reviews, the intolerance of movie fans in the digital age, and the studios use of fan feedback to make script changes on sequels.

America's favorite contrarian a-holes, Dave and Dan, are back to take on anyone who doesn't agree that Man of Steel is the finest adaptation of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman to ever hit the big screen. Spoilers ahoy!

Join Dave, Dan, and Steve as they traverse the vast Lucasfilm wasteland, to celebrate the Blu-ray release of a forgotten '80s sword and sorcery classic, in which a diminutive farmer must protect a special baby from an insane queen using only his wits and the help of a skinny Val Kilmer. Of course, we're referring to Willow.

You may be sick of all the year-end entertainment retrospectives, but I guarantee you haven't experienced one as contrarian as this. Join resident A-hole #1 (Dave) and A-hole #2 (Dan) as they feast on the bones of the past year and discover the Mayan apocalypse might have happened after all.

Join Dave, Dan, Daryl, and the Old White Man Cabal as they discuss and debate the presence of Skyfall in the canon of James Bond's 50 year cinematic history.

Join Dave and Dan, in yet another very special episode, as they come to bury Parks and Recreation, NBC's most schizophrenic sitcom. From Meat Tornadoes and Jean-Ralphio, to Tom/Ann and Leslie's run for higher office, the series showed flashes of brilliance but ultimately choked on its own inconsistency.

Our week-long Dark Knight Rises marathon concludes with Dave and Dan bringing their contrarian Objection! out of mothballs to provide DVD Verdict's final word on Chris Nolan's Batman trilogy. We promise not to talk about this movie again... until it makes its way to DVD and Blu-ray.

Dave and Dan return from podcast obscurity for a once-in-a-lifetime interview with the Psycho Kickboxer himself, Curtis Bush.

A court order forces Dan, Dave, and Mac out of retirement to defend the Old White Man Cabal from the countless cinematic examples of victimized badass indigenous people -- Jaguar Paw, Wind in his Hair, Mola Ram, Mani, Wicket the Ewok, Jonnie Goodboy Tyler, Chingachgook, Lieutenant Mike Harrigan, Deputy Tommy 'Hawk' Hill, Vohnkar, Chief Bromden.