Put on your dancing shoes because it's still Musical March! Joined by poster artist and host of the Big Lizard Podcast Jakobi Holck-Luke, The Film Majors discuss cinema's greatest puppets, Frank Oz's horror/comedy romp Little Shop of Horrors, and their thoughts on Dune: Part Two ..read more

The Purge Boys are back to talk television! Flying solo for the first time since their inaugural episode, Zack and Sage delve deep into the first five episodes of Season One of the USA Network series The Purge (2018). Does this expand the world of The Purge more than any of the movies? Is Good Leader Tavis the darkest character the series has ever produced? Is this the most pro-NFFA episode of the podcast? All of these questions and more are answered on this week's episode of The Purgecast ..read more

For the first time in the history of the show, the audience has spoken and chosen a theme! In the inaugural episode of Musical March, your hosts talk their own personal history with musicals, Bob Fosse's stylish historical nightmare Cabaret, and a terrible regional theater audition that has scarred Mick for life ..read more

Your hosts are wrapping up Black Cinema Month with their first guest of 2024, Walterdoom, host of Let's Talk About Horror! The gang talks contemporary films that will be hailed as classics, Jordan Peele's horror sci-fi epic Nope, and Zack's newfound skill of breaking into cars ..read more

Love is in the air this week of Black Cinema Month! The Film Majors talk their favorite sports films, Gina Prince-Bythewood's romantic sports drama Love & Basketball, and whether or not Uncut Gems counts as a sports movie. VOTE ON NEXT MONTH'S THEME HERE ..read more

Black Cinema Month continues! Sheltering from a genuine Los Angeles monsoon, your hosts discuss cinema's greatest dads, John Singleton's powerful debut Boyz n the Hood, and Mick's troubling baby voice. VOTE ON NEXT MONTH'S THEME HERE ..read more

Sage and Zack have arrived at the final theatrically released film in the holy franchise, The Forever Purge (2021). With the help of journalist and NFFA expert Séamus Malekafzali, your intrepid hosts explore where the series currently stands and what awaits it in the future. Does this movie contain cinema's greatest one-liner? Did it predict the January 6th Capital Riot? Is it the most fundamental expression of Trump Era liberal politics? Find out now on The Purgecast. Read Séamus's writing on the Middle East here ..read more

It's February, but Romance Month is nowhere to be found and in its place is Black Cinema Month. As the gang begins a month focused on black filmmakers, they discuss game changing films that live up to the hype, Gordon Parks' early blaxploitation crime thriller Shaft (1971), and the terrifying purgatory that awaits animators who "get Shreked ..read more

As 2023 in Review comes to a close, Zack finally exacts his vengeance by subjecting his co-hosts to a double feature, repaying a grudge years in the making. Topics include the 2024 Oscar nominations, 2023 films that made The Film Majors hopeful about the future of cinema, Greta Gerwig's blockbuster comedy Barbie, and Christopher Nolan's devastating historical drama Oppenheimer. Also, Alexis yells at her mom ..read more

Ugly, gay, and untalented are words that have been applied to both the main characters of this week's film and the hosts of this show. Alexis, Mick, and Zack discuss 2023 acting MVPs, Emma Seligman's unhinged high school comedy Bottoms, and the trauma and devastation brought on by Super Bowl XLIX ..read more