Rob, Sabrina, Marisa, and Jesse saw the new Star Wars movie together so of course they got together and talked about it, with some remote input from Nathaniel.

The SportsAlcohol.com crew gets together to discuss favorite holiday movies, TV, and music, including an inquiry about the continued popularity of Home Alone, a spirited debate about "Baby, It's Cold Outside." and freestyled TGI Christmas episodes.

We crammed five founding editors plus one more pop-culture expert into a five-person hatchback and talked about the newest Frankenstein-related travesty, VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN.

All of the sportsalcohol.com founders were not only upstate for the holidays, we've also read all of the Hunger Games books and seen all of the movies. On the heels of the release of Mockingjay, Part 2, we talked about it all: the plague of breaking up books into multiple movies, the chemistry of Jennifer Lawrence and her co-stars, multiple directors, and Josh Hutcherson's sweet skateboarding moves.

We check in with SNL just after its highly rated, controversial Trump-hosted episode.

SportsAlcohol.com recently assembled a list of the 90 Best Songs of the 90s. After the list was finalized, seven of us got together to discuss our individual lists as well as how they affected the master list, and our general memories of 90s music, from alternative hits to indie rock to representations of rap and R&B. Featuring passionate opinions, a lot of laughter, and some crosstalk, this is our biggest episode yet.

The SportsAlcohol.com crew gets together in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, to discuss a wide range of indie movies from the summer of 2015, including Noah Baumbach's Mistress America, Alex Ross Perry's Queen of Earth, Shira Piven's Welcome to Me, James Ponsoldt's The End of the Tour, Marielle Heller's Diary of a Teenage Girl, new movies from Joe Swanberg and Andrew Bujalski, and more.

Rachel McAdams! Colin Farrell! Vince Vaughn! Amazing fashions! Impenetrable mysteries! True Detective Season 2 offers a lot to talk about.

We discuss the new Mission: Impossible movie and its place in Tom Cruise's long and sometimes illustrious career.

1995 was a crazy summer, I think. As you listen to this podcast, you'll discover that I didn't 'experience' things so much in the 90's as I read about them in Newsweek. That doesn't stop me from breaking down the top ten domestic box office gross earners of '95 with Jesse, Marisa, Nathaniel, and Sabrina.

We ask the tough questions:

What's the best Die Hard?

Why did we like Batman Forever so much?

Do I even like movies?

So on and so forth. Enjoy!