Joined by a special guest, the Jews With No Money fellas discuss your Gen X dad's favorite American auteur, Kevin Smith, specifically Mallrats and Chasing Amy, released in 1995 and 1997 respectively. We answer the question: is this hockey jersey-wearing, comic book-referencing, weed-smoking, goateed goofball still an important voice in independent cinema or should he go the way of the Dodo? Find out on this exciting 4th installment of the Broke Jew Askewniverse.

(00:00) Intro

(17:37) Mallrats

(51:12) Chasing Amy

(1:37:54) Outro

Next Episode's Movies: Mulholland Drive (2001) and The Book of Henry (2017)

The revolutionary "white guys talk about movies" podcast returns with an episode all about your favorite short movie star king, Tom Cruise! We'll be discussing where the juice all began with 1983's Risky Business, his Oscar ploy with 1989's Born on the Fourth of July, and more importantly, what bro is doing in the Olympics. Enjoy!

(0:00) Intro

(1:12) Mr Movies and the Olympics

(9:41) Risky Business

(30:10) Born on the Fourth of July

(53:01) Cruise Discussion Wrap-Up

(58:13) Outro

Next Week's Movies: Mallrats (1995) and Chasing Amy (1997)

The boys are back in town and are taking a stroll down Shyamalan Street as they discuss two of the director's more, let's say, divisive films: 2008's The Happening and 2015's The Visit. Are they secret masterpieces or is Reddit dot com completely correct as always? Find out!

(00:00) Intro

(05:05) The Happening

(44:54) The Visit

(1:08:30) Outro

Next Week's Movies: Risky Business (1983) and Born on the Fourth of July (1989)

In episode one of their brand-Matt-Damon-spanking new podcast, Jake and Ephram discuss 1994's The Talented Mr Ripley and 2011's We Bought a Zoo and do plenty of politics along the way.