Hollywood on Tap

In this episode, the boys finally shake off the dust of 2013 by giving out their silly and meaningless movie awards. Featured beers: Accumulation IPA from New Belgium, and Piercing Pils from Dogfish Head.

In their third season premiere, Adam and Travis list their top films of 2013. Featured beers: Samuel Adams Escape Route, and Due South Mariana Trench.

In their second season finale, Adam and Travis talk about Stephen King's contributions to horror. They review the new Carrie and chat about Doctor Sleep, all while tasting a new trio of pumpkin beers.

Greg Sestero & Tom Bissell's book The Disaster Artist is up for discussion this week, which opens a conversation about films like Tommy Wiseau's The Room. Featured beer: New Belgium's Coconut Curry Hefeweizen.

Escape from Tomorrow is up for review this week, and the boys are impressed. Featured beer: Suede Imperial Porter from Stone, 10 Barrel, and Bluejacket.

Travis enjoys a Dogfish Head Chicory Stout while waxing poetic on Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity.

In this mini-sode, Adam and Travis discuss Grand Theft Auto V while enjoying a Samuel Adams Harvest Pumpkin Ale.

The Kings of Summer and Jug Face (or is it Jar Head?) are being reviewed this week, along with a slew of beers: Thomas Creek Castaway Chocolate Orange IPA, Rogue's Beard Beer, and New Belgium's Yuzu Imperial Berliner Weisse.

While talking about what they've been watching over the past few weeks, Adam and Travis enjoy an Anchor Brewing Big Leaf Maple Red Ale.

This week, Adam and Travis share their opinions on Insidious: Chapter 2 while drinking one of SweetWater's Dank Tank beers.

This mini-sode features reviews of Prince Avalanche and New Belgium's Pluot Ale!

In our thirty-seventh episode, it's a Joe Swanberg/Ti West special! You're Next and Drinking Buddies are up for review, and we taste some of New Belgium's Lips of Faith beers.

The World's End, the highly anticipated final entry in the Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy, is up for review on this week's mini-sode. Adam and Travis also weigh in on the casting of Ben Affleck as Batman. Featured beer: Blue Moon's Crimson Crossing.

Adam and Travis discuss logical inconsistencies in films, and what it takes to forgive them. Featured beer: Red Brick's Black Eye Rye.

Elysium and I Declare War are reviewed on this week's extravaganza! Featured beers: Stone's RuinTen, Magic Hat's Graupel, and Evil Twin's Lil' B.

Nicolas Winding Refn's Only God Forgives is up for review this week, while Adam and Travis sip The Perfect Crime: a black smoked saison from Evil Twin, Stillwater, and Stone.

While reviewing The Conjuring, Adam and Travis sip a Creme Brulee imperial stout from Southern Tier.

This week's episode features reviews of Europa Report and I Give it a Year. Featured Beers: Tequesta Brewing Company's Baltic Porter, Rogue's Chocolate Peanut Butter & Banana ale, and Southern Tier's Imperial Compass.

This week's minisode features a review of Guillermo Del Toro's kaiju/mecha film, Pacific Rim. Featured beer: Terrapin's Hopzilla.

This week, Adam and Travis discuss the age-old question: should video games be considered art? If so, why? This week's featured beer: Necromangocon from B. Nektar Meadery.