The Movie Showcast

The Movie Guys preview "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone" with the help of in-studio radio magician The Amazing Mono! And "The Call" inspires Paul, Karen, Adam and Lee to start a Movie Guys 911 Call Center, then everything goes to hell.

The Movie Guys preview the indie thriller "Dead Man Down" and the new historical epic "Emperor", which prompts a visit from a representative of The Tommy Lee Jones School of Acting. And "Oz, The Great and Powerful" fires up a look at other Oz-themed movies in development and The Movie Guys signature look at movie news - "The Latest".

The Movie Guys preview a big weekend at the movies - "Jack the Giant Slayer", "21 and Over" and "The Last Exorcism, Part 2". And they're interrupted by a major Hollywood director's ghost, plus they look at creepy horror movie music and review the new wrestling match from The Rock, "Snitch".

It's The First Annual Movie Guys Oscar Spectacular on ToadHop! The picks and predictions fly as The Movie Guys go over the Best Picture nominees, pay a tribute to those who are staying home Oscar night and enjoy the Best Song nominees that never were.

Love is in the air...so naturally, The Movie Guys are talking "A Good Day to Die Hard". They also preview "Safe Haven" and "Escape From Planet Earth". Plus a look at "Beautiful Creatures" with a visit from The Plot Doctors, who consult aspiring authors on how to make their tween monster movies more angst-y.

With the release of "Identity Thief", The Movie Guys bring in a security expert to teach them how to avoid identity theft. Adam rants about the early Jason Bateman sitcom "It's Your Move", there are reviews of new films and Paul, Adam & Lee are cautioned as to what side effects could occur when watching the new Steven Soderbergh movie, such as Channing of the Tatum. Ouch.

According to "Warm Bodies", zombies are dating, so The Movie Guys whip up The Monster Dating Game, plus "Stand Up Guys" brings out America's favorite impersonations, The Department of Too Soon has an issue with "Bullet to the Head" and movie news gets the business with another round of "The Latest".

The Movie Guys welcome the end of January with previews of "Parker" and "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" with a Jason Statham/Russell Crowe/Mark Wahlberg "Tough Guy Serious-Off", the latest offerings from The Movie Guys Book Club and a quick round of "What's Nick Nolte Saying?"

MAN-uary continues with a whole bunch of *yawn* for all the ladies as The Movie Guys play "Movie Quote or Political Speech?" with Arnold Schwarzenegger's "The Last Stand", spin the Wheel of Wahlberg to determine the plot of "Broken City", and also confuse "Guillermo Del Toro's Mama" with "Restaurante Del Tacos Tapas"

The Movie Guys celebrate "the most wonderful time of the year" - Awards season!, with half the show devoted to Oscars & Golden Globes. They also look at new releases "Gangster Squad", "A Haunted House" and interview hilarious spoof-comedy directing duo Felcher & Seiberg

The Movie Guys launch 2013 with some New Year's movie-going resolutions and preview "Texas Chainsaw 3D", including a look at alternate titles and outtakes from the film. Plus, there are fast and furious reviews of holiday films, a look at celebrity birthdays and a quick review of the year that was.

LIVE! from Nakatomi Plaza! Join The Movie Guys' Annual Holiday Office Party as they welcome special guests The Christmas Hobbit, Santa Claus and Christanna, the drunk intern, to the show. They exchange gifts, sing carols, read a Christmas story and find time to preview "Parental Guidance", "This is 40", "Django Unchained" and other holiday films.

The Movie Guys delve deep into nerd-dom with their preview of "The Hobbit", only to be mocked by The Movie Jock, plus they look at the new Barbra Streisand movie "The Guilt Trip" and plan their own road trip movie. And they talk "Zero Dark Thirty" and look at the focus group reactions that could've made that a very different movie.

The Movie Guys take on "The Latest" movie news in a fast and furious roundtable of dopey jokes and opinions, then launch into previews of "Playing for Keeps" and "Hyde Park on Hudson". They're also joined in the studio by Presidential voice acting coach to the stars, Chet Loudly!

The Movie Guys recount their Thanksgiving regrets, which mostly involve seeing family. But they also saw movies, and review "Life of Pi" and "Lincoln". Plus they preview "Killing Them Softly" and look at other Hollywood classics with political metaphors. They also roundtable "Red Dawn", "The Silver Linings Playbook" and crack open their first book, THE MOVIEGUYSAPEDIA.

The Movie Guys' preview of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2" brings special guests to the studio, including observational vampire comic Jeff Fangsworthy and future-seer Nosferatudamus, who will predict the future of bloodsucker movies. Plus, a review of "Skyfall" and a look ahead at the book you lie about having read, "Anna Karenina", which is now a movie.

The Movie Guys emancipate your funny bone and fall in love with Daniel Day Lewis all over again as they preview "Lincoln"; plus (cue Bond Theme) they preview Fall, Sky Fall and give you insider tips on how to create your own oversexualized Bond girl name. Plus how depressing Flight was! with guest Cineaste - Robert Buscemi.

The Movie Guys preview "Wreck-It-Ralph", "Flight" and "The Man With the Iron Fists". They present an open pitch to Hollywood of other videogames that could transfer to the big screen, review "Cloud Atlas", and end the show in an Action Movie Theme Song Karaoke to the Death!

The Movie Guys celebrate Halloween with Trick-Or-Treaters while reviewing "Alex Cross" and "Seven Psychopaths". They preview the upcoming horror film "Silent Hill: Revelation" and the tough-to-define "Cloud Atlas". Plus, "Tyler Perry" calls in and The Movie Guys fire up the game show "Horror Movie Subtitle or Heavy Metal Album".

Paul, Lee and Karen review Argo and Frankenweenie, while Adam calls in from a plane to review what's playing in-flight. The Movie Guys also hold a seance, hoping to conjure up creepy spirits like seen in Paranormal Activity 4. They preview Alex Cross and, like all good things, end the show with a show-stopping number where Karen proclaims her love for Bill Murray.

In the inaugural Movie Guys ToadHop show, Paul, Adam, Lee & Karen review Taken 2, and preview Argo and Here Comes the Boom. Dr. Mitchell Marvin stops by to discuss what it means for a film to be "Based on a True Story". Oh, and Liam Neeson orders a pizza. That's also a thing that happens, too.