This month's episode features an interview with actress Kate Davies-Speak (more on her work here), who's campaigning to play Batgirl in Joss Whedon's upcoming film. Also, Chad and Justin slog through a Marlon Brando classic that may have been a bit heavy, even for them, plus discussion on a controversy surrounding Angelina Jolie's next film. 

Featuring music by Eric Calderone. Ending credits music by Adolfo Baez.

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This month's "random movie review" is The African Queen, starring Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart, plus the worst singing you've ever heard. Also, Wonder Woman continues to dominate the box office, and the guys briefly preview Spider-Man: Homecoming. 

Featuring music by Eric Calderone. 

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This month, Chad reviews the Buster Keaton classic The General, Darrin and Justin join Chad on a roundtable discussion about Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and talk about what lies ahead for Justice League's production now that Zack Snyder has stepped away. 

Featuring music by Eric Calderone. 

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This month, Chad and Darrin sit through one of the most heralded films of all time - To Kill a Mockingbird - while Justin chimes in with observations on Netflix's rebirth of Mystery Science Theater 3000. 

Featuring music by Eric Calderone. Ending credits music by Adolfo Baez.

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This month, Chad's quest to review all of the "best" movies he's never seen brings him to The Graduate, while the details behind our latest crazy contest are revealed. 

Featuring music by Eric Calderone. Ending credits music by Adolfo Baez.

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This month, the team enjoys Chad's latest Random Movie Review, Darrin recaps Logan in a spoiler-filled review, and Justin reacts to the news that someone is developing a movie theater with a giant in-room playplace for young kids.

Featuring music by Eric Calderone. Ending credits music by Adolfo Baez.

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This month, the Geek Cave's MOVIES podcast features talk about even MORE reboots, plus Disney's plans for future Star Wars films, and that time Mel Brooks tried to relieve President Obama of his pants.