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The conclusion of Eastwood Month means the conclusion of The 11th Victim, folks. But fear not: there are rumors of a spinoff on the horizon. For now, we rank Eastwood's extensive body of work and provide our final American and foreign picks.

The penultimate episode EVER of The 11th Victim is upon us (pause for sadness). We talk about "The Gauntlet," "Mystic River," and (ugh) "Breezy." Plus foreign and American picks for the week.

Jordan & Amanda talk about cigars, UFC 193, and Eastwood's "Firefox." Also, foreign and American picks for the week.

Eastwood Month is upon us. We're still recovering from a Royals World Series win, but the show must go on. This week we focus on Eastwood's style and influences. Also mentioned: #ConcernedStudent1950 and the Legion of Black Collegians, Jordan's sickly/sexy voice, and foreign and American picks for the week.

Horror month ends and Jordan and Amanda give their scary movie suggestions. They also order a pizza. Other topics: adaptations that need to go away, the republican debate, and The Kansas City Royals are in the World Series!

This week is giallo week, and Jordan couldn't be more excited. We're talking Argento, Bava, and Fulci all in one podcast. The roots of giallo, neo-giallo, and a little bit about gothic horror. Plus, Crimson Peak, the news media, and the gender politics of horror.

Horror month takes a step back to appreciate the roots of scary movies: German Expressionist classics like "Nosferatu" and "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," the Universal monster movies, and the Sultan of Spook William Castle. Plus some sports talk, reality tv talk, and foreign and American picks for the week.

Horror Month is upon us. This week we talk about the heyday of the scary movies including Halloween, Friday The 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Child's Play, and The Evil Dead. Also, there's a little talk about the horrible world we live in. Plus American (er, English language) and foreign picks for the week.

Scorsese month comes to a close. What films will make it to #1? Plus, should part of Oregon join Idaho? Why is compromise so important? Will yard work be the death of us all. Also, foreign and American picks for the week.

Jordan and Amanda talk about language, "Dazed and Confused," Matthew McConaughey, The Emmy's, and Scorsese's "Goodfellas," "Casino," and "The Wolf of Wall Street." Plus foreign and American picks for the week.

We talk about one of Scorsese's most forgotten films: "New York, New York." Also on the docket: barbecue, jazz, and boxing vis a vis "Raging Bull" and the Mayweather/Berto fight. Plus foreign and American picks for the week.

Scorsese month begins with "Mean Streets." We also talk a bit about the refugee crisis, westerns, musicals, Elon Musk, and "Fargo:" is it a comedy?

In this record breaking podcast, Jordan & Amanda rate the films of Alfred Hitchcock. Plus, they discuss: Mt. McKinley (Denali), the dreaded spouse "check in," Bergman, and foreign and American picks.

Finally, the episode where we talk about poop. Also mentioned: hypochondria, The Statue of Liberty, and islands off the coast of China. Alfred Hitchcock talk continues, this time focusing on "Shadow of a Doubt," "Murder!," and the quintessential Hitchcockian man.

Jordan and Amanda talk armpits, the weather, local news coverage and charming villains. Plus, great discussion about directors and their methods.

Jordan delivers The Greatest Opening Ever. We talk about head trauma and the first republican debate of the season, introverts vs. extroverts and SUSPENSE! Plus foreign and American picks for the week.

The end of Samuel Fuller month. Also watched this week: "The Last Wave" by Peter Weir. Also discussed this week: hangovers, speaker brands, and regions of the tongue. Plus foreign and American picks.

Jordan & Amanda discuss their technological mishap, and subsequent lost episode. We go over Sam Fuller's later films, and focus special attention on White Dog. Plus, foreign and American picks.

Jordan & Amanda discuss: Sam Fuller's war films, Donald Trump, Scott Walker, election 2016, legal marijuana, the presidency, Copa d'Oro, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, USMNT, and foreign and American picks!

Things get heavy with Samuel Fuller's early works: Pickup on South Street, The Naked Kiss, Shock Corridor, The Baron of Arizona, and Forty Guns. We discuss racism, same-sex marriage, the shootings in Charleston, and how to respectfully remember history. Plus foreign and American picks.