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Ep 43 – Movie Families It’s been a while, but we’re back for yet another episode. After a discussion about salsa (Mario, help us out!) we make our way through Mike and Chad’s top five list of families in movies (or movie families). Do you have a favourite we didn’t mention? Shout at ya boys on Twitter (@fivefilmpod).

Ep 42 – New Years! Goodbye, 2015! The Great Mario Campos joins us for our last episode of the year to countdown the top five movies that have scenes celebrating New Years! Chad is up in Collingwood while Mike and Producer Michelle are getting their hot yoga on – no matter where you are, we thank you for listening and for spending your year with us. Happy New Years! Welcome, 2016 and all the great gifts and challenges you may bring. We probably should’ve made some type of joke about countdowns. So [enter joke here]. #Namaste

Ep 41 – Christmas Straight up double episode night with the John ‘The Goat’ Gauthier, Holly de Goat, DJ Tatz, and the Five Film Pod crew. Everyone runs through their favourite Christmas memories and then we, obviously, run through the top five Christmas memory. What’s yours? Thanks so much for listening with us this year. Happy Holidays to you & yours!

Ep 40 – Tarantino Mike tells the group about the concerning ingredient in peanut butter. We’re joined by a fantastic group of friends for one of the most fun episodes we’ve recorded to date. John ‘The Goat’ Gauthier & Mrs. Holly de Goat had Five Film over along with John’s brother DJ Tatz for a great group judging effort of the top five Tarantino films.

Ep 39 – Original Screenplay Chad likes to be flashy but not listen. Somehow he’s really good at remember dialogue and movie facts. Whoda thunk it? Surprisingly, considering both gents’ love of a great screenplay, it took them 39 episodes to get around to running down their top five favourite original screenplays. Alas, we’re here.a

Ep 38 – Microbudget Mike and Chaddy Shack give WAY too much credit to what Siri has to say but eventually Producer Michelle drops some real truth on the situation. Inspired by a tweet we saw from William Dickerson months back regarding his doc The Microbudget Revolution, Mike and Chad count down their top five films that cost less than $1 million to make. Also, more Stump The Coop. Always more Stump The Coop.