Ryan and Bev Ellis are partners in film nerdery who share their often humorous musings on the AFI's
Woody Allen's only AFI picture, great as it is, isn't even appreciated by its maker. We certainly d
Kevin Smith's breakout flick is the foul-mouthed subject of our 10th Not 100 Project podcast. Trevo
The 95th edition of the T100P features the ultimate underdog story before the series turned into am
One of Ryan's favourite sayings: "There's nothing the media likes talking about more than the media
Journalists as righteous heroes? Fantasy film? Nope. T100P podcast #93 is based on the all-too-real
First, the winner of our “Pick Your Podcast” contest is announced right at the top of the 92nd epis
All therapy and no freedom makes Mac something something. Jack Nicholson roars through the asylum i
The thrills, the chase, the blood, the teeth! Our 90th T100P podcast covers the rare thriller/horro
Robert Altman's outstanding musical dramedy is the 89th T100P podcast. Keith Carradine and Lily Tom
The crime sage continues in our 88th edition of the T100P. Al Pacino and John Cazale are outstandin
T100P podcast #87 covers one of the most flawless movies you'll ever see. Highlights: Polanski's di
George Lucas's 1st AFIer is a lot more grounded than his most famous one, but it was a monster succ
We tip our hat to the stupidest observance on the calendar with our 9th Not 100 Project podcast. Th
If we have to hard-sell you on T100P podcast #85, then you probably don’t like classic movies in th
The 84th T100P podcast is the final musical on the list. Liza Minnelli absolutely rocks the Cabaret
Our first ‘cast of 2015 is the last Stanley Kubrick Top 100 film! Malcolm McDowell wrings every dro
Popeye’s here in the action-packed Gene Hackman cop thriller. Chasing foreign smack peddlers in the
New Hollywood meets Classic Hollywood in this John Ford homage. Names like Bogdanovich, Bridges, Bu
The 80th T100P podcast chronicles the WWII adventures of General George S. Patton, played so memora
The ‘70s are upon us! Bring on the best decade in film history. We kick it off with Robert Altman’s
