The Slumgullion

Jeff and Scott return from the dead to discuss Star Trek: Prodigy, which has also recently returned from the dead. It's a Zombie-Off!

We talk Star Trek: Strange New Worlds episode 7: Those Old Scientists

Slumgullion 106 - Tangents by Jeff and Scott

Scholarly rodent Webberly Rattenkraft (AKA The Fact Rat) watches NEW BREED and discovers that facts are no defense against a Stephen Groo movie. Hear a man's mind melt in real time!

Jeff and Scott take on the worst film they've ever seen: Stephen Groo's 2001 no budget vampire film, NEW BREED. Of course Jeff liked it.

Slumgullion 103: Rants & Recommendations by Jeff and Scott

Jeff says a tearful farewell to Picard, while Scott stands in the background making impolite gestures.

Slumgullion 101: The Star War by Jeff and Scott

Slumgullion 100 Part 2: Larry Blamire by Jeff and Scott

Jeff and Scott launch the Slumgullion's 100th Episode Extravaganza with a funny, fascinating interview with film and television director Michael Lehmann (Heathers, Meet the Applegates, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window).

Prelude to Episode 100 by Jeff and Scott

Blast from the Past! Mike and Ike interview the creator of The Middleman and other classics.

Slumgullion 99-The Adam Project by Jeff and Scott

Slumgullion 98 - Everything Everywhere All at Once by Jeff and Scott

Writer-Producer Sam Laskey takes us on a tour of the crazy backstory of the even crazier Netflix series THE GUARDIANS OF JUSTICE (WILL SAVE YOU!)

Slumgullion 96 - The Batman by Jeff and Scott

The Slumgullion 95 - West Side Story by Jeff and Scott

Jeff and Scott get down with hypes and hopheads in the grim yet hilarious SYNANON.

A quick minisode about that final episode of The Book of Boba Fett

Slumgullion 92: Boba Fett vs Peacemaker by Jeff and Scott

Slumgullion Holiday Special 2021 by Jeff and Scott

Jeff and Scott wing their way through DUNE and GHOSTBUSTERS AFTERLIFE, with a detour to COWBOY BEBOP. Then Jeff tells a chilling BTS story about a night spent killing theater people in the Ohio woods for a shot-on-video monster flick from the 90s.

Elvira Madigan is "Betty Williams, America's Favorite Porn Star", who inherits a castle, a lame boyfriend, and a bloodthirsty great-grandma, then Dracula choppers in like Malcolm Forbes and they all have a Vampire hootenanny where they eat pudding breasts with their Dollar Store teeth.

Author Steve Van Samson drops by to discuss his new dark fantasy novel, MARK OF THE WITCHWYRM, and then--without warning--he whips out the mushroom-headed horror that is...MATANGO!

Slumgullion 88 Black Widow by Jeff and Scott

Slumgullion 87 Lokipalooza by Jeff and Scott

Jeff is fleeing from farmers, but called Scott to hash out some tender feelings about the Loki TV series. Then it's on to one of our favorite films of the year, PG: PSYCHO GOREMAN.

Jeff, Scott, and Mrs. C. take on Bela Lugosi and the World's First Realdoll™.

The New Movie Crew reunites for an Old Movie that's New again

Slumgullion 83: WandaDoubleVision by Jeff and Scott

Jeff and Scott watch the first two episodes of the new Disney+ series about sexy witches, horny robots, and Kathryn Hahn's pure, brass-plated sass.

Jeff and Scott watch the season finale of Star Trek Lower Decks and somehow get involved in a spelling bee.

Jeff and Scott give their Show & Tell presentations on Star Trek Day ("Teacher says, every time a bell rings, a red angel gets her wings."). Then buckle up for high octane thrills with HOT ROD GIRL (1956), at least until the male lead goes on strike ten minutes into the film and refuses to have anything to do with the plot until his demands are met.

Scott drags Jeff from his deathbed to talk Harley Quinn animated series and Star Trek: Lower Decks.

Jeff, Scott, and Special Guest Fairy Consultant Mary C. watch Disney's new film adaptation of the beloved YA book series.

Scott and Jeff sit down--on their asses--and talk about the ass-end of Picard (the show, not the character. Although they do confront their feelings about that Speedo scene...)

Slumgullion 76: May the Fifth be With by Jeff and Scott

Jeff and Scott face off in the Unknown Movie Challenge and watch Orson Welles' first film, a silent curio entitled "Too Much Johnson" and starring the Mercury Theater. Does it indeed contain Too Much Johnson? We're about to find out...

Scott and Jeff free-associate about TV and stuff until they're shot with tranquilizer darts and wrestled to the ground by orderlies.

CLOWNS GET DOWN in this UFC-style cage match pitting Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn versus Danny Kaye as The Court Jester.

Jeff and Scott grab their Picard and Mandalorian action figures fight for TV supremacy, before smooching. Features cameo appearances by Kristen Stewart and Cthulu.

Jeff, Scott, and the New Movie Crew join the Resistance against the First Order just in time to hear Rey's 23andMe results.

Jeff, Scott, and Mrs. C. discuss the first two episodes of THE MANDALORIAN over delicious strips of Salacious B. Crumb kebobs.

Jeff and Scott talk about Ed Wood movies and Terminator: Dark Fate. Do they draw a parallel? An incredibly insulting parallel? Nah...We wouldn't want to spoil it.

Jeff, Scott, and two-thirds of the New Movie Crew discuss their relationship status with Joker. It's Complicated.

Scott goes to the 40th Anniversary screening of BREAKING AWAY, meets the cast, and discovers Paul Dooley is not dead. Then it's Larry Cohen's Q THE WINGED SERPENT versus THE REBEL ROUSERS, featuring Bruce Dern as a kindly Hell's Angel from an alternate dimension.

Jeff goes to the National Comedy Center in New York. Scott goes to a dark place with some puppets.

Writer-Director Larry Blamire talks about the hilarious new short films he made to accompany the Blu-ray release of his cult classic THE LOST SKELETON RETURNS AGAIN.

In this episode Jeff and Scott talk trailers, tangents, tea, sympathy, and why Jeff now has a pick up truck and chews tobacco.

Jeff and Scott are joined by the new movie crew to discuss SPIDER-MAN FAR FROM HOME. Scott has a theory, John & Blanche have gripes, and Jeff has ambivalence, which frees Mary to follow the beat of a different drum.

Scott, Jeff, and Mary talk about the best movies to watch while quietly weeping as you eat ice cream on the couch in sweatpants--and Mary explains why 1999's THE MUMMY is the greatest comfort film ever made. Then the New Movie Crew checks into The Continental to discuss why JOHN WICK 3 has the worst ticketing system since Delta Airlines.