Join four Canadians and Clark Douglas as they dissect the good, bad, and ugly of director Kenneth Branagh's filmography!

Join Steve, Jon, Gabriel, and newcomer Cameron as they tackle the good, the bad, and the ugly of writer/director John Milius' filmography!

Andrew, Steve, Jon, and Mike return as your favorite curmudgeonly movie podcasters -- outside of the F This Movie! crew -- to tackle the good, the bad, and the ugly of British director JOHN BOORMAN! Join us on this canoe trip from Hell, or we'll get Lee Marvin to slap you like he did John Vernon!

This month, our boys come in from the cold to tackle furry little critters, spaceships made from tilt-a-whirls, werewolves, creepy neighbors, and Looney Tunes, as we share in the good, the bad, and the ugly of director Joe Dante. We're ALL Rockin' Ricky Rialto fans!

This week, our boys from beyond the great lakes, Jon, Gabriel, and Steve tackle the cinematic good, bad, and ugly of the stuntman turned director, the late Hal Needham. We are northbound and down!

This week, our Canuck contingent takes on a man considered by many to be the finest director to ever grace the medium. Join Andrew, Steve, Jon, and Gabriel as they plot to unearth the Good, Bad, and Ugly of director Alfred Hitchcock! No Hedren's were harmed in the making of this podcast.

On this week's episode, Steve, Jon, Andrew, and Matt tackle the good, bad, and ugly of "The Father of the Force"... none other than George Lucas. Lightsabers and neckbeards for everyone!

It's been a long time in the making, but our resident Canuckleheads return with special guest Clark Douglas to document for posterity the good, bad, and ugly of legendary Austrian filmmaker Werner Herzog.

This week, our favorite Dead Poets from the North -- Jon, Steve, and Gabe -- team up with Yankee Master and Commander Michael McVey to tackle the cinematic good, bad, and uglies of Aussie auteur Peter Weir. Pack a lunch, because this is a long one!

This week, our resident canuckleheads tackle the good, bad, and ugly of director Anthony Mann (Ed Cid, Quo Vadis, He Walked by Night).