October 28, 2020
Back again for our traditional Halloween episode is Comedian Paul Sveen (www.paulsveen.com) and make up effects talent Noreen (Nernie) Sveen. This year they asked us to watch the iconic Halloween anthology "Trick 'r Treat" and we counter picked the infamous "Deadtime Stories". One clearly a great film and the other... a typical Movie Jerks pick.
October 21, 2020
We chat with author Chris Vander Kaay about his latest novel "Life After Death". We discuss children movies that traumatized us as children. Why children films from the past appear to be more frightening, depressing, and shocking than modern family friendly films.
October 8, 2020
In this episode we talk with the world's shortest daredevil, Short E Dangerously (http://www.shortedangerously.com/). We look into two films inspired by real life cults, "Red State" and "Split Image".

October 2, 2020
Starting our October horror month, we chat with our buddy horror fan, writer, comedian, Trent Wilkie. This week we focus on Haunted House flicks about people stuck inside their homes. Both films, "Housebound" and "I am a Ghost" break conventional tropes and traditions of the old Haunted House genres and look into how they stand up from their peers.
September 23, 2020
In this episode, we chat with comedian/actress Emily Burden about classic romantic films. Can a modern romantic hit, "The Kissing Booth" compare to a classic such as the iconic "Roman Holiday"? Well that answer may be split entirely among us three?
September 9, 2020
We bring back our film genre expert, Chris Vander Kaay (Author of "Spoiler Alert!: The Badass Book of Movie Plots: Why We All Love Hollywood Cliches") for a monthly series of what he calls "Not Quite a Genre", lists of re-occuring themes, events, actions, and tropes that can connection to similar types of films. This first round of "Not Quite a Genre" is called "Ding Dong Die" movies centered on one locations, preferably a home, where villains appear at the door to wreak havoc. We list several films that meet this criteria giving out advise on which films to seek out and which ones to avoid. No spoilers in these episodes.
September 3, 2020
After a few weeks hiatus due to a fire at the Movie Jerks' home base, we are back again. In this episodes we chat with director/producer, Mike Peterson ("Knuckleball", "Harpoon", and "Fake Blood") about the over looked Michael Bay film "The Island" along with the baffling reimagined Blumhouse's "Fantasy Island".

