Jacob and Pat return from dormancy to share their All-star lineups for 2022. Been a while, what a fun time.

In our last FWOAC, we look to the Oscars of 1968 and then look into our crystal ball for a look at the Oscars of 2021.

FWOAC rides the slopes of last year's Sundance film festival to discuss the films that were, and almost were, something. Focusing on the failed to launch Sundance crowd pleaser, Brittany runs a Marathon.

FWOAC runs down its favorite films of last year; as in 365 days ago, 2018. 

FWOAC revisits the prestige month of December 1999 with four films.

FWOAC discusses the potential best films of November 1999. Plus a quick discussion of Ford v. Ferrari.

FWOAC toils in the disturbing waters of time travel and magic to discuss Terminator: Dark Fate and Doctor Sleep.

FWOAC dances recklessly through the streets of Gotham with a discussion of Joker. Plus we run through the most memorable films of October 1999.

FWOAC discusses the films honored by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences as the best films of 1999, plus we talk with the filmmakers of the feature length documentary "The Power of Glove."

• 1:45 - Best Pictures of 1999
• 30:40 - The Power of Glove interview

Stathtember returns with FWOAC pulling Jason Statham back into the killing game with his 2011 film Killer Elite and 2013's Homefront.

FWOAC discusses  five films that left distinct marks on August 1999.

FWOAC discusses four films from 1999:

• American Pie
• Drop Dead Gorgeous
• Summer of Sam
• Eyes Wide Shut

Followed by an impromptu discussion of Quentin Tarantino's latest film; Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood.

FWOAC unveils its line-ups for the 2019 Cinematic All-Stars, followed by spoiled rotten discussion of Spider-man: Far From Home

FWOAC discusses four films of varying quality, released in June 1999:

1. Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
2. Wild Wild West
3. South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut
4. Run Lola Run

FWOAC tussles with a malicious interstellar threat discussing Dark Phoenix, only to freeze our faces off in the antarctic of John Carpenter's The Thing.

In FWOAC's third discussion of the films of 1999, we battle The Mummy, fall in love in Notting Hill, and lose it all going up against Ghost Dog. 

FWOAC runs for it's life in order to discuss John Wick 3.

FWOAC takes a look ahead to discuss how the films of summer 2019 are shaping up.

FWOAC travels all throughout time to discuss three important films from 1999, followed by Marvel's culminating adventure Avengers: Endgame.

FWOAC can't figure out the name of the super hero but we're reviewing a film named Shazam!

FWOAC takes the red pill and goes as deep as the rabbit hole allows discussing each installment in The Matrix franchise.

FWOAC dances with Kree, Skrulls and Flerkens in order to discuss Marvel's Captain Marvel.

FWOAC travels forward and backward in time to predict next years Oscars as well as review the Outstanding Production nominees of the 10th Academy Awards in 1938.

FWOAC dances in the sun of the old & new west with the 2018 Sundance film, Damsel.

FWOAC gets its hopes up for the cinematic year of 2019 plus a discussion of M Night Shyamalan's Glass.

FWOAC counts down the films we enjoyed the most from the year 2017.

FWOAC goes streaming though the depths of underground battle rock with YouTube's Bodied as well as the jungle with Netflix's Mowgli.

FWOAC remembers a celebrated director by look back on a film that specifically tells us not to, Don't Look Now.

FWOAC streams through six ruthless tales of the midwest, courtesy of Joel & Ethan Coen and Netflix with The Ballad of Buster Scruggs

FWOAC flashes through the landmark slashes of the Halloween film series.

FWOAC sneaks into a secluded cult to discuss Gareth Evans new film, "Apostle."

We are FWOAC.

FWOAC braves the cold, white hellscape that is rural Alaska in order to review Hold the Dark.

FWOAC joins forces again with the mystical men of Kun Lun to review season 2 of Marvel's Netflix series Iron Fist.

FWOAC unleashes a prehistoric terror while reviewing Stathember's kickoff with The Meg. Rounding out the summer, we unveil our annual Golden AC awards exalting excellent for the films of summer 2018.

FWOAC delves deep into the mysterious world of ninjas for our final installment in the Summer of Cannon, discussing the American Ninja series of films.

FWOAC fends off our worst fears discussing Mission Impossible: Fallout and battles boredom reviewing Cannon Group's Invaders from Mars.

FWOAC double dips with JCVD and the summer of cannon, discussing  Bloodsport and Cyborg.

FWOAC scales down it action discuss Ant-Man and The Wasp, followed by a new installment in Summer of Cannon with Masters of the Universe.

FWOAC dives into the merky, black op waters of Sicario: Day of the Soldado as well as debut our 2018 Cinematic All-Star Line-ups.

FWOAC dares to adventure through Cannon's poorly produced, racist, facsimile of Indiana Jones... Allan Quatermain & The Lost City of Gold as well as King Solomon's Mines.

FWOAC deals with disturbing loss discussing the new horror phenomenon Hereditary, followed by a look at the latest Marvel TV property Cloak & Dagger.

FWOAC pulls double duty tagging along on the Kessel run to review Solo: a Star Wars Story. On the back half we continue the Summer of Cannon discussing The Apple.

FWOAC gets foul mouthed and spoilery in our discussion of Deadpool 2.

The Summer of Cannon kicks off with a triple shot of Chuck Norris and his ultra-80's action franchise, Missing in Action.

FWOAC travels to infinity and beyond with a few dozen superheros to review Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War.

FWOAC sneaks through the suburbs of Chicago to discuss the comedy, Blockers.

FWOAC enters the race for virtual easter eggs discussing Ready Player One.

FWOAC tessars around the universe to review A Wrinkle in Time.

FWOAC delves back into the mysterious world of Marvel's Jessica Jones.

FWOAC travels both forward and back in time to discuss the Academy Awards of 2019 and 1994.

FWOAC hails the king of Wakanda by discusses Black Panther.

FWOAC celebrates 200 episodes with a special discussion of all-time favorite, embarassing movie fandom stories, franchises, and of course Marvel and Star Wars work their way in there.

FWOAC taps dances into the strange streams of Guillermo Del Toro's The Shape of Water.

FWOAC smashes into another dimension discussing The Cloverfield Paradox

FWOAC slips on the banana peel of memory lane discussing A Stupid and Futile Gesture.

FWOAC gets anthological discussing Amazon's newest release, Philip K Dick's Electric Dreams.

FWOAC dances through the sun while battling a existential crisis about parenting and architecture discussing Columbus.

FWOAC gets small to discuss Alexander Payne's latest film, Downsizing.

FWOAC once again gazes into future and hopes beyond hope for the best 2018 has to offer with our annual discussion of cinematic wishes and resolutions.

FWOAC jumps in the way back machine to offer our insights on the best films of 2016

FWOAC wades through the grumpy depths of space to survive an evil bombardment in Star Wars Ep VIII: The Last Jedi.

FWOAC survives two heartattacks and a gunshot to the chest to discuss SyFy's Happy!

FWOAC investigates the suspicious parental happenings in Hulu's new Marvel series, Runaways.

FWOAC braves the murderous rage of Netflix's new Marvel series, The Punisher.

FWOAC pulls together all its might to fend off alien invaders while reviewing Justice League.

FWOAC looks to unfurl a knotted mess of suspects in our review of 2017's Murder on the Orient Express.

FWOAC battles the prophecy of Asgard's demise in Thor Ragnarok.

FWOAC takes a second tour of the upside-down reviewing Stranger Things 2.

FWOAC mingles with the deviants of 1970s America reviewing Netflix's Mindhunter.

FWOAC survives 35 years of intrigue and mystery to once again run down some replicants in Blade Runner 2049.

FWOAC faces off against two sets of genetic superfreaks reviewing Marvel's Inhumans and FOX's The Gifted.

FWOAC closes out Stathember with a franchise that never formulated in 2013's Parker.

FWOAC continues mining the criminal undercurrent of Jason Statham's filmography discussing 2008's The Bank Job.

FWOAC boards a mid-level research spaceship to explore the new sci-fi, Star Trek homage; The Orville.

FWOAC enters Stathember with nothing more than a flip phone and a plea to live with a discussion of the Jason Statham staring 2004 film Cellular.

FWOAC awards the standout films of Summer 2017 with golden air conditioners with the world reknowned summers end extravaganza; the fifth annual, Golden ACs.

FWOAC invites Andrew Austin, TROMA fan and "The Power of Glove" documentary filmmaker, onto the show to close out our Summer of Troma with a discussion of Toxic Avenger 3 and Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger 4.

FWOAC withstands every possible obscene and grotesque nightmare you can conjure to continue our Summer of Troma, with a review of Terror Firmer.

FWOAC traverse land, sea, and air to bring you a review of Dunkirk.

FWOAC braves an earth quake only to deal with the teenage third reich, reviewing Troma's Surf Nazis Must Die.

The taste of superpig intoxicates FWOAC however we pull ourselves together to review Okja. Also, it's that special time of year for FWOAC where Pat and Jacob pick their Cinematic All Star teams. And we kinda, sorta review Baby Driver.

FWOAC returns from a brief hiatus to catch up on the latest martini shot worthy film buzz to be had. Enjoy this hot take episode.

FWOAC takes its second step in the Summer of Troma with a review of Tromeo & Juliet.

00:00 - FWOAC Open

00:54 - Tromeo and Juliet review

18:30 - Music Break

18:55 - Weekly Viewing & Recommendations

29:30 - Martini Shots

• Snowflakes upset with Women's only Wonder Woman screenings
• Sophia Coppola wins Best Director at 2017 Cannes
• Simon & Garfunkel shared universe?!?

FWOAC attempts to terraform the unruly world of Alien: Covenant.

FWOAC slogs through the horrors of aging in America with a review of Logan. And that's it because we reworked the show.

FWOAC braves the unpure curse of reviewing Split. Kicking things off Jacob and Pat get neck deep in new the Netflix series of Winter 2016-17. Following the review Jacob and Pat talk the Sundance film festival and look back at Other People, a film that premiered at Sundance 2016.

FWOAC jazz steps our way through a review of LA LA LAND. Before the review we talk cinematic resolutions for 2017 and after the review we talk film blindspots we hope to correct in the new year. And since you've been extra special good, Jacob and Pat throw in a last second Manchester by the Sea review.

FWOAC invites a force sensitive Star Wars author onto the show to discuss Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. On both sides of the review Jacob and Pat share their favorite films of last year, i.e. 2015.

FWOAC heads into the woods and nearly falls to a mythical witch only to be saved by a clandestine government organization reviewing the Blair Witch franchise, followed by a discussion of Snowden & CitizenFour. Plus we close out one of the best months of the year, Stathember breaking down The Italian Job and Death Race.

FWOAC braves the untamed wilderness reviewing The Jungle Book. Starting the show we talk gimmicks and Hardcore Henry. After the review Jacob and Pat close out the Highlander Franchise Flashback with discussing Endgame and The Source.

FWOAC rots its brain by reviewing 17 new television shows, including: The Shannara Chronicles, Shadowhunters, The Magicians, Beowulf, Mercy Street, War & Piece, Legends of Tomorrow, Lucifer, Second Chance, Colony, The X-Files, Lucifer, Idiotsitter, Angie Tribeca, Teachers, Baskets, Billions, Dark Net, and London Spy.

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.

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 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 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