Movies And Stuff With Rob And Jay

Rob and Jay talk about the highs and lows of sitcoms brought to us in the 1990's. Rob is a huge fan! Jay is not. From "Seinfeld" to "Step By Step," no show is left unturned.

On the week of Thanksgiving, Rob and Jay serve up hot and fresh "thank yous" to a variety of things including their audience, their new favorite shows, and even each other.

On today's episode, Rob dives headfirst into one of Jay's favorite shows, "30 Rock." Jay struggles to stop talking about "Lost," but the guys manage to mostly stay on topic. Also, Rob's fake TV show knowledge is put to the test.

In Monday's episode, Rob finally gets Jay to watch the first episode of ABC's "Lost." Big win for Rob, but an even bigger win for Jay.

Rob and Jay time-travel to the 90's as we relive the favorite films of our teen years. For once, we both share the same love for films like Fight Club, Snatch, and more. Rob also shares some of his beautiful poetry.

In their youth, Rob and Jay loved all variety of movies and television shows, so this week you get to hear all about it. Which movie(s) made Jason cry? Why did Rob turn away the neighborhood kids wanting to play? Find out the answers to these burning questions in this Monday's episode!

The final episode in our month-long horror marathon! Rob and Jay discuss Twilight Zone: The Movie and Tales from the Darkside: The Movie, and Jason sucks at playing Rob's game. Like, super bad.

Rob and Jay discuss some of the great horror anthologies out there like Creepshow, Stephen King's Cat's Eye, and more! Listen to us talk about 20+ short horror films and get easily confused as to which anthology each short is from.

Can Rob survive the night in a haunted library? Why would a McDonald's ever be haunted? Find these answers and more in Part 2 of our movies about ghosts, hauntings, and more. Also: Jason bends the genre and Rob is not a fan.

On this week's episode, Rob and Jay put themselves through the ringer by watching our least favorite horror subgenre thus far. Things don't get spooky, but they certainly get obnoxious.

Zombie discussion continues as Rob and Jay figure out how to survive the apocalypse with our favorite celebrities and terrible weapons. Spoiler alert: we survive.

Rob and Jay continue their spooky October movie marathon and this week it is all about zombies. From the amazing work of George A. Romero to the terrible work of George A. Romero, we cover it all!

Rob and Jay continue to discuss vampire movies and Jay even tries his hand at guessing which celebrity has never played a vampire! Spoiler: It is most of them.

As Scary Movie Month continues, Rob and Jay talk vampire movies ranging from the classic Dracula starring Bela Lugosi all the way to Blade, Underworld, and Twilight. Sink your teeth into the juicy neck of Episode 36!

Slasher movie talk continues! Jay tests Rob's slasher movie knowledge and then we pretend to be Freddy and say "bitch" a lot. Real classy stuff.

Rob and Jay are back for Season 2! In our first episode of the second season, Rob and Jay talk Slasher Films as we being our month-long horror movie discussion!

Rob and Gabriel discuss all things extraterrestrial. From Roswell to famous abduction cases, no Martian rock is left unturned. === "Darkling" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

NEW PODCAST PREMIER! Movies & Stuff's Rob teams up with random weirdo, Gabriel, and talk about what got them hooked on conspiracy theories. Plus, this introductory episode goes into American legend Amelia Earhart and the myth of the Philadelphia Experiment. === "Darkling" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

At long last Rob and Jay talk romantic comedies! We talk about all the tropes, our favorites, and more!

Rob and Jay go back to school by discussing our favorite high school-themed movies! From Back to the Future to Pretty in Pink, from Brick to The Faculty, join us this week to talk about these school flicks!