In this, our longest episode ever, Tom and Derrick wax rhapsodic about Timothy Dalton, who deserves to be considered the Toughest Bond Ever.

Tom and Derrick join forces with Dread Media's Des Reddick to examine the trio of films directed by the great horror author Clive Barker.  We also touch upon a variety of films adapted by Barker's works, and solve the mystery of why the poster to Nightbreed looks really, really familiar.

Tom and Derrick welcome the Hip-Hop Maestro of BITD, Kelen 'B Hyphen' Conley, for a celebration of the work of Brooklyn's own Spike Lee.  Plus Tom and Kelen talk football and we make our guest explain how he wouldn't make out with Sasha Grey.

In this episode, Tom and Derrick examine five films directed by the controversial director Dario Argento, a man known more for his imagery and strange behavior than for such things as plot and coherence.  All brought to you by The Decapomatic.

It's the 2009 Obscure Films Episode, as The Guys Outta Brooklyn talk about a sextet of flicks you might not have heard about, including our annual genuflection toward Sam Peckinpah, Straw Dogs, and the futuristic adventure Cherry 2000.

In this episode, Stan Lee and George Tuska continue the slow build of The Sleeper Saga by introducing The Devil-Bat Monstrosity to fight alongside The Milk Jug of Doom...plus Captain America fights a broken log.

We continue our trek through Bond by exploring the fruits of Kevin McClory's judicial labors and what The Boys From Brooklyn consider the Heart of Darkness of the series.  Plus Derrick's choice for the worst Bond Girl ever, busted 70's pilots, and Christopher Walken impressions!

In this episode, Green Lantern onces more travels to the 58th Century and uses a giant statue to foil the evil designs of a malicious stage magician....and no, it's not Abra Kadabra.

Plus Hal gets knocked out again.

Another review show, as Tom and Derrick discuss such then-current films as Taken, The Wrestler, and Watchmen.  Plus advice to oblivious parents on how to determine which film to take your kids to.

The Guys Outta Brooklyn continue their examination of the James Bond films with two Roger Moore entries that count amongst the best of his tenure.  Plus more use of the word 'boobs' of any episode....