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.

Contrarian a-hole authoritarians Dave and Dan return with a Ron Swanson update before settling into an in-depth discussion of terrifying Hollywood adaptations of video games for television and film -- The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, Captain N: The Gamemaster, Pac-Man, Dragon's Lair, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, DOOM, and more. The bigger question: Is it even possible to create a worthwhile translation from game to film? Speculation centers on Uncharted: Drake's Fortune and Halo.

Dave and Dan welcome a star-studded lineup to hash through a list of movie and television idioms, tropes, and conventions that drive them up a wall -- The Scooby-Doo Conceit, Hacking the Gibson, Computers are Magic, Death by Consumer Electronics, The 360-degree Camera Pan, The Boss Hogg Effect, Running from the Fireball, Exploding Automobiles, and more. How stupid do these filmmakers think we are?

This week, Dave, Dan, Adam, and a mute Michael face a most unusual change -- identify a film that corresponds in some way, shape, or form to each of the NFL's 32 teams. Okay.... go!

The world's foremost contrarian a-holes, Dan and Dave, have their say about George Lucas' continuing changes to the Star Wars saga.

As the east coast bails out from Hurricane Irene and half our staff deals with power outages, we offer a somewhat appropriate flashback episode. Join Dave, Dan, and Steve, as they attempt to defend the universally reviled Kevin Costner epic Waterworld. Good luck gentlemen. You're going to need it.

This week, Dan, Dave, and Michael settle in for the first annual OWMC Film Festival, but only after a hearty discussion of the new Conan the Barbarian, the original Conan films, Bangkok Knockout, and the current state of the Asian action film genre.

Dave, Dan, and Mac dissect the genre's potential, overwhelming presence, and underwhelming execution.

On this OWMC-approved episode, Dave and Dan travel back in time to denounce their own critical opinions for movies they once loved -- Independence Day, Modern Problems, Con Air, The Fly (1986), The Karate Kid III, Superman II, and more.