On This Week’s Show: We are re-joined by our good friend Kristin Dreyer Kramer of NightsAndWeekends.com, who brings snacks along to keep Kevin occupied. This way, she is able to get a word in when we discuss a few of the year’s Oscar contenders. We also talk about some Oscar wannabe’s with our weekly Top Ten list: The Ten Worst Oscar Bait Movies of 2007. On top of all that, we start a rumor that Tara Reid will star opposite Christian Bale in McG’s Terminator flick and we announce another awesome caption contest! Get your pencils ready class, it’s time to take notes.

Films Reviewed this Week: Juno, Margot at the Wedding, Into the Wild, Awake and Lust, Caution.

On This Week’s Show: We are joined by our good friend David Medsker from Bullz-Eye.com. He helps us break down this week’s rollercoaster ride of new releases, including a Disney flick that is looking to “take on” the box office, a Stephen King adaptation with a wicked ending and another video game movie with a very inconspicuous leading man. We also run down our list of the Ten Hottest Trashy Chicks in Movie History and talk (at great length) about various offensive topics. Never to be underestimated for our shameless pursuit of food, this is Fat Guys at the Movies — and this is our Thanksgiving Feast!

Films Reviewed this Week: Hitman, The Mist, Enchanted and August Rush.

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You’ve heard the podcast. You’ve read their reviews. You’ve seen the banner. But do you really know the “Fat Guys at the Movies”? They are Kevin Carr and Neil Miller, two chubby dudes who love movies, breasts and the occasional argument. For a more in-depth look at this rotund tandem, check out the new promo video here.

On This Week’s Show: The Fat Guys explore varying levels of nudity — from the homoerotic nature of Ray Winstone’s 3D junk to Angelina Jolie’s awesome CGI hotness to the Ten Most Disturbing Nude Scenes in Movie History. That’s right folks, Beowulf, the 3D epic with plenty of skin is finally here. Also this week, Kevin Carr reviews everything and Neil sits there and disagrees unnecessarily. And the Fat Guys launch a very special caption contest to celebrate the DVD release of ’24′ Season 6. You won’t want to miss it.

Films Reviewed this Week: Beowulf, Love in the Time of Cholera, and Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium.

On This Week’s Show: On this week’s show we return to our standard format, sans guest host. Without the class of our good friend Kristin Dreyer Kramer, we return to our normally scheduled, highly offensive program, including at least one “Kevin Carr is a racist” moment. We also take a look at the movies of the weekend, some good and some very bad, run down our list of the “Top 10 Christmas Movies that Sucked Ass” (we’re looking at you Fred Claus) and we rap about all things entertainment news.

Films Reviewed this Week: Fred Claus, No Country for Old Men, P2 and Lions for Lambs.

On This Week’s Show: We achieve a great milestone for the show, and it does not include Kevin Carr receiving a transplant that will give him good taste in movies. We welcome a very special co-host, the lovely Kristin Dreyer Kramer from NightsandWeekends.com. Yes, that’s right, a girl in the Magical Studio in the Sky. Kristin lends her brilliant insight as we break down some big releases this weekend, run down our favorite scary movies and have plenty of our standard inappropriateness. Although we did tone it down a bit, there was a lady in the room.

Films Reviewed this Week: American Gangster, Bee Movie and Martian Child.