The 5 films that made each of us fall in love with cinema theme wraps up with Pav's pick Anchorman. In this episode Kody and Pav discuss how influential Anchorman was on comedy, Hollywood, and society. They breakdown Will Ferrell's rise to becoming the king of comedy. And of course list off their favorite quotes from this movie, because 60% of the time it works...every time

Drunk on Cinema is back with Kody's final pick for the 5 films that made him fall in love with cinema; and we are diving into the 1967 classic, Cool Hand Luke. In this podcast we breakdown how iconic Paul Newman and this movie became, give our thoughts on prison life in the 1960s, and mention our favorite TV show, The Golden Girls.

The 5 Episodes that made us fall in love with cinema continues with Pav's pick: Creed. In this episode Pav and Kody break down Ryan Coogler's sophomore film, the Oscar's travesty that befell him, and give their thoughts on the most pressing questions. Where did the the trilogy go wrong? And how many punches to the head did Adonis take during the final fight? Find out the answer to these questions and more!!

The five films that made each of us fall in love with Cinema theme continues! This week Kody chose...Rubber? The movie about a tire using telekinesis to make people explode? According to Kody though this movie a satirical commentary on the film industry, governmental rights, and the meaning of life. Pav thought it was just about a tire using telekinesis to make people explode. Leading to a lengthy discussion on what the hell this movie is truly about.

The 5 films that made each of us fall in love with cinema theme continues with Pav's pick; Michael Mann's 1986 cult classic; Manhunter. In this episode we breakdown the film, discuss if Michael Mann is underrated as a director, and give our thoughts on possibly the weirdest first date in movie history.

On this episode of Drunk on Cinema; Pav and Kody are joined by their friend Beno, who was the Key Grip on Terrifier 3! Join us as Beno gives us behind the scenes access on the production of Terrifier 3, what it was like working with such a veteran franchise crew, where Terrifier plans to go, and how the horror genre has changed over the years.

Pav and Kody are continuing their 5 films that made them each fall in with cinema theme. And this week Kody chose Monty Python's 1975 comedy classic: Monty Python and The Holy Grail. We breakdown how iconic this comedy became, talk through our favorite jokes, and discuss if comedies can become too quotable over time.

We are back! And continuing our 5 films that made each of us fall with cinema theme. This time we are diving into Pav's pick; Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis's magnum opus; There Will Be Blood. We'll breakdown how incredible this film is, what we think should have happened at the 2008 Oscars, and explain how Daniel Day-Lewis can play multiple parts in a film starring himself.