Second Breakfast Podcast

Phil and Andy preview the month ahead in movies. ...Let's just say that all other movies fall under a giant, lizard-shaped shadow.

Andy and Phil have frequent guest Dan Carlson on to talk about those movies that define a generation.

Phil and Andy preview the month ahead in movies. Guess what, you guys? Summer is here even earlier than before. And it's going to be awesome.

Andy and Phil encountered a trilogy quality graphic on the internet. They...have some things to say about it.

Phil and Andy have yet more to say on the subject of trilogies.

Everyone has hopes about who they want to take home an Academy Award. With respect, those hopes are wrong. Andy and Phil set you straight.

Andy and Phil review the names you won't hear called on Oscar night.

Phil and Andy discuss the loss of a comedy icon.

February is the cruelest month...for movies. Andy and Phil survey the damage

Andy and Phil do a Valentine's Day gauntlet for the ages, with the help of a disembodied voice.

Phil and Andy deconstruct the romantic comedy genre.

Andy and Phil run down the best romantic comedies for your Valentine's Day

Second Breakfast pays tribute to one of the great actors of our generation.

Andy and Phil look back at a fantastic year of movies.

Andy and Phil talk about all the January, February, and March movie releases. Not all of them--just the ones they're interested in . (Granted, that's most of them.)

Second Breakfast is back from a baby-induced hiatus to talk about one of the best things to come out of Disney animation in a good long while: Frozen. Is the House of Mouse back? Spoiler: Yes.

Gorge yourself on a post-holiday Second Breakfast with a remake of a violent Korean cult movie: our heroes talk about Spike Lee's redo of Oldboy. Plus, Phil introduces us to a useful new word.

A special guest joins our heroes on a figurative trek to the Overlook Hotel, and the meta-documentary Room 237. Plus, another dive into the mailbag.

Our heroes discuss how The Walking Dead fits into the zombie genre, and why Andy spent multiple hours of his life watching Sharknado.

It's that time of the year, where another superhero saves the world at the cost of a major city. This time, it's hammer enthusiast Thor. Does the Marvel winning streak continue?