FWOAC wades into the shallow muck of the Summer of Troma with our review The Toxic Avenger Part 1 and Part 2.

01:03 - The Toxic Avenger 1 & 2 discussion

28:30 - What We've been watching:

• Pat - Logan Noir
• Jacob - King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

38:20 - Martini Shot

• Robert Zemeckis helming The Flash?
• TV Networks returning to old properties

Next Week: Alien: Covenant

FWOAC battles its abandonment issues at the farthest reaches of the galaxy with a review of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

FWOAC is duped into the servitude of some trippy characters in Starz's new series American Gods.

FWOAC delves into some questionable new parent examples to celebrate Pat's empending fatherhood; discussing David Lynch's Eraserhead and Peter Bogdanovich's Paper Moon.

FWOAC looks ahead to the films that will fill theaters this coming summer.

FWOAC can't seem to shake this man-hunting shark in the second half of our Jaws Franchise Flashback, discussing Jaws 3-D and Jaws: The Revenge.

FWOAC battles the urge to pass over to the next plain of existence reviewing Netflix's The Discovery.

FWOAC jumps into the streams and reviews Marvel's Iron Fist. First things first, FWOAC takes another turn discussing Amazon's pilot season.

FWOAC flashes back to the original summer film: Jaws (and it's sequel).

FWOAC tries to stay hydrated while reviewing A Cure for Wellness. On both sides of the review we talk Oscar's; first picking the 2018 winners and following the film we revisit the best picture nominees of the 55th Academy Awards showcasing the films of 1982.

FWOAC drowns in multiple personalities, legos, murders and reviews talking FX's Legion, The Lego Batman Movie, and John Wick Chapter 2.

FWOAC paddles beyond the reef to sail the Polynesian seas of Disney's Moana. Kicking things off Jacob and Pat ask Santa to grant their wishes for the films of 2017 and closing the show we once again talk Werner Herzog, discussing his latest film, Into the Inferno.

FWOAC wanders through the moroccan desert to review Allied. To start the show we run through our 2016 suggestions for holiday cinema gifts. On the back end we review SyFy's latest series debut, Incorporated.

FWOAC traverses the multiverse to review Dr. Strange. Starting the show we discuss TCM and Criterion's new streaming service FilmStruck. Following the Dr. Strange review we return to the multiplex and review scifi darling Arrival.

FWOAC celebrates its sesquicentennial episode with a review of Jack Reacher: Never Go Back. Kicking things off we go old school with a news roundup and later we close out the show discussing the horror films only streaming service Shudder.

FWOAC does the causality dance reviewing Phantasm Ravager as well as a slew of new time travel properties. We discuss NBC's Timeless, CW's Frequency, Netflix's Arq, and the film Synchronicity.

FWOAC travels to the old west, Harlem, and the Future old West reviewing WestWorld, Magnificent Seven and Luke Cage.

FWOAC braves a long night in a quiet place reviewing Don't Breathe. First things first we review a fresh crop of Amazon Pilots including The Tick. But the real star of the show is the kick off of Stathember 2016 discussing Mechanic and the newly released Mechanic: Resurrection.

FWOAC falls deep into the Herzogian nightmares of Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World. After we close out the Summer of Herzog, Jacob and Pat discuss Kubo and the Two Strings. Closing out of the show we decide the 2016 winners of the Golden AC awards.

FWOAC makes a deal with a half dozen devils and reviews Suicide Squad. Kicking things off we talk Will Smith's career and closing everything out we continue the Summer of Herzog with a review of Happy People: A Year in the Tiaga.

FWOAC kicks butt across the galaxy with a double feature review. Starting the show we go rapid fire franchise flashback on the Bourne series concluding with a discussion of Jason Bourne. Next we assemble a starfleet worthy crew of trekkies to review Star Trek Beyond. Last we discuss Werner Herzog's siberian documentary, Happy People: A Year in the Tiaga.

FWOAC battles the ghost riddle cinemas of America to review Paul Feig's Ghostbusters. Kicking things off we talk movie tie-ins and gender flipping films. Plus we continue our summer of Herzog with a triple viewing of Fitzcarraldo, Burden of Dreams, and Verner Herzog eats his Shoe.

FWOAC sits down with a cool one to talk about the summer thus far. But first! Cinematic All stars 2016! Plus, we continue our Summer of Herzog.

Jacob invites the producers of the ESPN 30 for 30 short "When the King Held Court" to a conversation with his class. If you have 8m30s you MUST watch this incredible short doc on Elvis Presley's love for racquetball. Here's where to find it: http://espn.go.com/30for30/film?page=whenkingheldcourt

FWOAC has bad blood reviewing Captain America: Civil War. Keeping it taut, following the review we start our Summer of Herzog, discussing Aguirre: The Wrath of God. And for those who can't get enough of Shields, Caps, and Super suits we have another post credit spoiler section.

FWOAC can't get over a kitty reviewing Keanu. Kicking the show off we discuss summer 2016 films. CLosing things out we discuss two films that have an odd connection: Fargo and Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter

FWOAC dons a mask and cracks some jokes in a review of Deadpool. Starting the show we end of Short Month/Short Story feature with a discussion of Re-Animator and the short story that inspired it. Plus we dive into an annual favorite discussing Oscars past, this year examining the best pics of the 1953 Academy Awards.

FWOAC braves the cold TWICE to review The Hateful 8 and The Revenant, but before our double review we share our 2015 Cinematic Resolutions and Wishes.

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.

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 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 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 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 can't turn out the lights after watching The Babadook. Plus a discussion of comedy sequels and prestige movie season 2014.

FWOAC travels through space and time with a review of Interstellar. Kicking things off we discuss Marvel Phase 3, and close the show with a second trip into the far reaches of the galaxy with a review of Space Station 76.

Filmcast without a cause runs the gauntlet with a review of The Maze Runner. Following our weekly review we jump to the small screen and discuss FOX's Batman prequel Gotham. Kicking things off we return to the news discussing a trio of trilogies.

Filmcast without a cause has its eyes open reviewing Sin City: Dame to Kill For. This episode also has the honor of hosting the third annual Golden ACs, plus the penultimate installment of the Summer of Godzilla: Godzilla vs Gigan and Godzilla vs. The Smog Monster.

Filmcast without a cause recorded this podcast hundreds of times until we successfully reviewed Edge of Tomorrow. Kicking things off Jacob and Pat discuss the nonequivalent of box office watching for video on demand. Plus we continue the Summer of Godzilla with Godzilla Raids Again.

Filmcast without a cause defends freedom with its review of 300: Rise of an Empire. Off the top we discuss two film directors transition to TV properties. After the review discuss TV shows that made the jump to the cinemas, including Veronica Mars.

Filmcast without a cause passes the basket around with a review of Inside Llewyn Davis. In the news! Sundance wraps up, Terminator has a new home, and more. For our a special segment, we take an optimists look at the winter film season.

FWOAC enters the arena with a feature review of Hunger Games: Catching Fire. In The News! Spiderman cinematic universe, Lars Von Trier's latest to be four hours, and Ebert doc heads to IndieGoGo for fan support. Our special segment takes us to the small screen with a review of Almost Human.

Filmcast Without a Cause rides the golden tide of the 1920s with a review of The Great Gatsby. In the News! Cannes line-up, Jeff Nichols reteams with Michael Shannon for a sci-fi film, and Marvel turning obscure comic into first animated feature. In our special segment we return to FIlmmaker First Frames series with a discussion of Baz Lurhman's Strictly Ballroom.