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Shark Movie Month continues with The Meg! 

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Shark Movie Month continues with the 1999 classic: Deep Blue Sea. 

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Shark Movie Month is here and starting out with one of the greatest films ever made: Jaws! 

If you missed our live-stream of the episode you can catch it here! Listen in as we record our longest podcast ever and talk about everything in Jaws!

High School Movie Month comes to a close with the movie that most closely captures our time in High School. With the 2007 smash hit Superbad! 

Listen in as talk about how Superbad launched the careers of some of Hollywood's biggest stars, give everyone advice on how to clean out their jerry cans, discuss if this movie had the worst cops ever, and tell the audience if we have ever been arrested. 

Alright alright alright, time to get out your paddles because High School Movie Month continues with another all time classic: Dazed and Confused. 

Listen in as we discuss the ritual of paddling freshman, why you should always keep a trunk full of beer, and give our thoughts on how the next year of high school went for all the characters  

High School Movie Month continues! This week we decided to play hooky again and cover Ferris Bueller's Day Off! 

Even more exciting news, we are going to be live streaming Jaws on Saturday July 5th at 1pm ET on Instagram and Twitch! 

But listen in as we discuss some potential theories like, is Ferris stuck in a time loop? Does the entire movie taking place in Cameron's head? And was Daniel Day-Lewis Cameron's actual father? 

To kickoff our July movie month, Drunk on Cinema is going to be live streaming their podcast! 

Join us Saturday July 5th at 1pm ET on Instagram and Twitch! 

It's a new month at Drunk on Cinema, which means it's a new theme! Since school is getting out for the summer in June, we decided to relive our high school glory days with School's Out For Summer Month! 

To kick this month off we are covering the most iconic high school movie ever: The Breakfast Club. Listen in as we debate if all the characters are needed, discuss the highs and lows of high school lunches, and try and find out the last time we had a pixie stick.

Best Drinking Movies Month comes to a close with the best beer drinking movie ever: Beerfest!

On this episode we give a sneak peak at out 2026 schedule, talk about our real life beer Olympics we played in, discuss our favorite drinking games, and give our idea for a Beerfest sequel

Pav's birthday month continues with the highest grossing R-rated comedy of all time: The Hangover!

Listen in as we debate if this is the last smash hit comedy of our lifetimes, talk about the dangers of going on a bender, offer our hangover remedies, and finally settle the age old debate of; is it a Satchel or Man Purse? 

Best Drinking Movies Month continues with arguably the best wine drinking movie ever: Sideways!

Listen in as we discuss this confusing film from the early 2000s; and answer some of it's most pressing questions like: what was the point of the movie? Is this the worst bachelor party ever? And Kody shares his experience working with Alexander Payne & Paul Giamatti on The Holdovers (2023)

It's May, which means it Pav's birthday month and the theme he chose is very fitting...Best Drinking Movies Month! 

To kick things off we break down the greatest bar movie ever the iconic 1989 Road House. Listen in as we learn about Kody's criminal past, discuss why picking the right fighting outfit is critical, and talk about the 2024 remake.

It's the official 100th episode of Drunk On Cinema!!!! To celebrate, we decided to do something special and breakdown one of Kody's favorite films ever: Forrest Gump; in front of a live audience!

Listen in as we debate if Jenny is a good person, give our thoughts on Forrest's life and what else he could've done, and discuss what the movie world would like if Tom Hanks was black. 

Stoner Comedy Month comes to a close with the highest grossing stoner comedy ever: Pineapple Express. 

Listen in as we celebrate a movie for having good drug prices, discuss how much a handful really is, and share stories about the craziest things we have ever smoked. 

On this episode we breakdown the 2003 stoner comedy classic Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle. Listen in as we discuss how this movie launched the main stream careers of its cast, give our thoughts on the Legen-wait for it- Dary party man himself NPH, and talk about our all time favorite high meals. 

Stoner Comedy Month continues with Dave Chappelle's classic Half Baked. Listen in as we breakdown this 90s classic and give our thoughts on the insane weed prices from the film, talk about Chappelle's career, and give our thoughts on where Daniel Day-Lewis is. 

Hey Man, listen up; it's April now man. Which means it's a new month and a new theme! What better theme for April than Stoner Comedy Movie Month Man? 

Listen in this week as we break down the first mainstream stoner comedy: Cheech & Chong's Up in Smoke. On this episode we try to figure out how many times they say man, man. Debate if The LoveMachine is the greatest car in movie history. And discuss if this movie helped or hurt stoner culture in the 1970s. 

Strong Independent Women (Who Don't Need a Man) Month concludes with Sandra Bullock's 2000 classic, Miss Congeniality. 

In this episode we: Try and figure out which town Miss Rhode Island is from. Learn what the Miss Congeniality award is. Kody struggles to take a commercial break. We debate how weak that year's Miss USA field was. And finally figure out Daniel Day Lewis's origins. 

Strong Independent Women, Who Dont Need a Man Month continues! This week we are back to talk about Quintin Tarantino's revenge epic, Kill Bill: Volume 1. Listen in as we pay homage to The Bride for being one of the most badass action heroines every, give our thoughts the rest of the casts performances, and discuss Quintin's legacy within Hollywood

March is here AKA, International Women's History Month, so join us as we celebrate the Strong Independent Women of cinema, who do not need a man to succeed. 

To kick this theme off the boys watch and review Reese Witherspoon's iconic 2001 comedy, Legally Blonde. Listen in as they give their thoughts on the movie, how iconic the character of Elle Woods has become, and teach us all how to properly Bend and Snap! 

DOC is back to it's regularly schedule programming! And for the month of March, AKA International Women's History Month, we are celebrating some of the strongest and most confident female protagonists in cinema, who did not need a man's help to succeed. 

And there is no better movie to start this theme out with than Ridley Scott's iconic 1979 film: Alien. Listen in as we rave about the gold standard of this production design, discuss the tension in the movie, and debate if the crew was being paid enough for their job. 

DOC's 2025 Oscar's coverage is here! Join in as Pav and Kody give their unedited thoughts on this years Oscars. They discuss if the best films won, ALLLLLLL of the controversary surrounding some of this years nominees, give their thoughts on the awards show, and close it out with a fun game by looking back at the Best Picture Winner from 2015. 

Our Oscar's month comes to a close with James Mangold's A Complete Unknown! Listen in as Pav discusses Timothée Chalamet's best performance of his career, the beauty behind the song and music choices in the film, and gives his predictions on this years Oscar Winners. 

 Kody raves on about ReMell Ross' Nickel boys, and even makes some bold claims and predictions. Is Kody Right? Does this movie deserve the absolute praise being heaped on it from a disgruntled and out of work grip? I mean he's just a grip what does he know? Take a listen and form your own opinion. 

Oscar's month continues as Pav reviews the longest Best Picture Nominee this year with The Brutalist. Listen in as he gives his thoughts on the acting, plot progression, and directorial choices. 

The boys are still split up, and to cope Kody turns to religion. Diving deep into Edward Berger's "Conclave" Kody learns what it means to have faith.

Oscar's Month continues for Pav as he breaks down THE most nominated film for this years Oscars" Emilia Pérez. Listen in as he gives his thoughts on the storyline, why they made this a musical, how it got 13 nominations, and discusses all of the controversies surrounding the lead actress and film. 

With Kody and Pav still split on their journey to watch and cover as many Oscar nominated films as possible, Kody takes a look at Sean Bakers "Anora." What does Kody think? Is this a cinematic masterpiece telling a full and compelling story? Or have we seen this before?

Oscars Month is here!!! Sadly Pav and Kody have gone their separate ways. But good news, this means more movies and more episodes for everyone! For Pav's first Best Picture Nominee he's breaking down Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part 2. He discusses how faithful the film is to the novel, how the film added to scenes and certain actors greatly embodied their book counterparts, and even tells us some of the differences between Dune the novel and Dune: Part 2. 

Oscars Month is here!!! Sadly Pav and Kody have gone their separate ways. But good news, this means more movies and more episodes for everyone! Starting off Oscars month, Kody breaks down the best picture nominated film, "The Substance."

Drunk on Cinema is closing out Time Travel Movie Month, with THE Time Travel Movie; Back to the Future. Join us as we argue over what the most iconic film from the 1980s is, what we think is THE definitive time travel movie, and give our thoughts on how awful a modern remake would be. 

Time Travel Month continues with Ashton Kutcher's take on the time travel genre: The Butterfly Effect. Listen in as we breakdown the science behind the film, talk about why it tried so hard to be so dark, and give our best answers for The Top Shelf Movie Moment.

Time Travel Month continues with Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me! Listen in as we breakdown Mike Myer's classic comedy, Pav confesses his love for Heather Graham, we celebrate Kody's actual birthday, and give you the details for our first ever Live Show! God Damn!!  

Where: 1527 Smith Street, North Providence, RI 02911 (The Back Lot)
When: Friday January 24!
                         Doors: 7pm
                         Show: 7:30pm
Tickets: $10

Drunk on Cinema is hosting our first ever live show! This is going to be our 100th episode special! 
Where: The Backlot (1527 Smith Street, North Providence RI) 
When: Friday January 24th. 
            Doors: 7pm
            Show: 7:30pm 

Drunk on Cinema is kicking off 2025 with Kody's Birthday month!!! Join us as Kody explains why he chose time travel movie month for his birthday, why he picked Looper to talk about, and listen in as we breakdown this cult classic! 

That's right DOC is back for our last episode of 2024 with Sonic 3! Pav and Kody give their thoughts on the film, Kody brings up a great point about breathing in space, and together we breakdown the greatest dance scene in movie history featuring Jim Carey. 

DOC is ending off their holiday movie month with the funniest holiday movie ever made; National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. Listen in as we break down this iconic Christmas movie, give our thoughts on the casts performance, and come up with some great sequel ideas. 

DOC is continuing Holiday Movie Month with every capitalists favorite movie Jingle All the Way! In this episode we breakdown Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1996 holiday classic and discuss why he shouldn't have kept trusting Sinbad, reflect on his poor time management, and dive way too deep in to the timeline of this movie. 

Holiday Movie Month continues with THE all time classic, Frank Capra's 1948 masterpiece: It's a Wonderful Life. Listen in as Pav and Kody offer their takes on George Bailey's character, why Uncle Billy is a terrible business partner, and who really is the richest man in Bedford Falls. 

Holiday Movie Month is kicking off with....The Hebrew Hammer? Oh god. Listen in as Kody realizes his mistake of picking a terribly offensive movie for us to start Holiday Movie Month with. Does anything from The Hebrew Hammer still hold up  or is this movie why cancel culture exists? Tune in to hear our thoughts, but please don't cancel us.