Buckle in for a long one folks as FWOAC travels the galaxy to review Star Wars: the Force Awakens. On either side of the review Jacob and Pat go deep with their discussion of the best films of last year... 2014.

FWOAC swobs the decks of The Heart of the Sea with a review. Kicking things off we discuss cinema holiday gifts for film fans. Closing out the show we review SyFy's latest series, The Expanse.

FWOAC enters the ring with Creed. But first we finish off our time with the Rocky franchise discussing the 6th film; Rocky Balboa. Ending the show we discuss the latest Marvel/Netflix series, Jessica Jones.

Filmcast Without a Cause investigates the murky world of Spectre. Before the review we hit one of our favorite biannual segments with Amazon's latest pilot run. Closing the show out we discuss the much maligned, Rocky 5.

Filmcast Without a Cause closes its system to review Steve Jobs. Kicking things off we jump to the small screen and discuss the Supergirl debut. Closing the show we talk Rocky IV continuing our FWOAC Franchise Flashback.

FWOAC trudges through the cold terrain of Crimson Peak for a review. Kicking things off we hold another Double Film Deathmatch between two computer screenbased films: Open Windows & Unfriended. Closing out the show we put on the gloves for another round of our Rocky Franchise Flashback with Rocky III.

FWOAC blows itself up trying to review The Martian. Building up to Creed we polish off the old fashion FWOAC Franchise Flashback with the Rocky series. Starting the show we discuss the rise in popularity of Hard Sci-Fi.

FWOAC braves the tough streets of Southie for a review of Black Mass. Kicking things off Jacob and Pat discuss two films-turned-TV shows: Minority Report and Limitless. Closing out the show and Stathember, we discuss the colobaration of Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie.

FWOAC hitches a ride with a review of The Transporter: Refueled. With the review Jacob and Pat debut a new tradition: Stathember with a runthrough of the Transporter franchise, and rounding out the summer we hand the "Golden ACs," our annual summer film awards.

FWOAC rides the beat with a review of Straight Outta Compton. First things first we discuss the troubled waters of musical biopics. And after three months of classwork, FWOAC's Summer School comes to a close with a discussion of Louis Malle's The Fire Within.

FWOAC becomes the manifestation of destiny with a review of Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation. Kicking things off we do an Impossibly Fast Franchise Flashback of the M:I series. Closing the show out we return to Summer School with a discussion of Shoot the Piano Player.

FWOAC returns from the quantum realm to deliver a review of Marvel's Ant-Man. Kicking things off we return to our longest running annual segment, with our 2015 installment of our Cinematic All Star teams. Closing the show we return to our summer school series to discuss Claude Chabrol's Le Beau Serge.

FWOAC becomes time orphans while reviewing Terminator Genisys. Leading off we discuss buzz around San Diego Comic Con, and continuing our Summer School course we breakdown 1958's Hiroshima Mon Amour.

FWOAC can't control its emotions with a review of Inside Out. Kicking off the show we Live-Visit-Run-Die in the Pixar catalogue of films and we close the show with a Summer School discussion of Chronicle of a Summer.

FWOAC feels the earth quake in its review of San Andreas. Kicking the show off we discuss USA Network's Mr. Robot. After we love up the rock we return to Summer School with a discussion of 1962's Cleo From 5 to 7.

(17:44) San Andreas

(43:05) Cleo From 5 to 7

FWOAC is shiny and chrome following a review of Mad Max: Fury Road. Openng the show we discuss cinematic dystopias and which we would visit, live in, die in, and run from screaming. Continuing our Summer School series we discuss Jean Luc-Godard's Alphaville.

FWOAC 114 sees our boys defeat Ultron, battle cinematic easter eggs, but ultimately find themselves powerless before the 60s sexiness of Jacque Demy's Lola.

FWOAC swims deep in Lost River. Kicking things off Jacob and Pat breakdown their most anticipated films of summer 2015 and later close the show talking about the grand summer plans for the podcast.

FWOAC races across the globe to review Furious Seven. Kicking things off we discuss iconic movie cars, and closing things out we review Marvel's first foray into its four netflix properties Daredevil.

This stream-a-sode is brought to you by three segments of online media goodness. First a discussion of the plethora of streaming options, then a review of Crackle's Dead Rising: Watchtower, and we close the discussing PlayStation Network's new series Powers.

FWOAC boots up a review of CHAPPiE. Kicking things off we talk about Disney's new business model. Following this week's review we return to Criteri-WHAT?!?!? with a discussion of Jacque Demy's A Slightly Pregnant Man.

FWOAC dances with the razor legs of Kingsman: The Secret Service. On both sides of the review, Jacob and Pat time travel Hollywoods biggest night; the Academy Awards. First we predict winners of the 88th academy awards, followed later by a discussion of the 1977 Oscar's where Rocky won best picture over Network, Taxi Driver, and All the Presidents Men.

FWOAC holds off the harvest with a review of Jupiter Ascending. Kicking things off Pat and Jacob react to the Spiderman joins the MCU news. For our feature segment we return to "We Heard Ya" with a late review of Fury.

FWOAC reviews the tube, the screen and the stream. Jacob and Pat review Syfy's 12 Monkeys, Clint Eastwood's American Sniper, and Amazon's latest crop of Pilots.

FWOAC returns to the small screen with a review of Marvel's Agent Carter. Plus it's that time of year where Jacob and Pat are eternally optimistic and divulge their cinematic wishes and resolutions.

Filmcast without a cause reviews old movies with our annual "Best of Last Year" list.