Well, it's been 20 years this franchise has been furious, so we felt like we needed to discuss. Some of us have very different opinions then others....

Chazz takes a throw a look at the importance of cinematography, with the help of visual and special effects and how the camera sometimes can trick an audience.

James Cameron, this show is for you.

The king has returned, and Chazz still doesn't understand movies at all.

This is a discussion about the greatest motion capture performance ever in cinema.

All we have to decide is what to listen to with the podcasts that are given to us.

Do you like apples? Well we're talking about Good Will Hunting. How do you like them apples?

Is Robin Williams a sweet dad, or is this actually an unsettling thing for someone to do?

This episode is dedicated to the coolest kid from the 90s, the only one with a windsurfing monorail, he may have had skunk hair with too much mousse, but Rufio, you were our hero. RIP and Bangarang

"Carpe Diem" Seize the Day, think differently and freely, never stop learning.

A Teacher, a Genie, a Nanny, a Therapist, a Doctor, a Comedian, and an Alien. We had all that and more, and we had all that in a single person, Robin Williams.

The schnauzberries taste like shnauzberries! Wait, what does that have to do with Studio Ghibli or Howl's Moving Castle? And what does Jay Leno have to do with steampunk? Well, find out here as we rant and ramble our way through our final installment of the Studio Ghibli series where we discuss Howl's Moving Castle.

Spirited Away is the first anime film to win an Academy Award, has often been called one of the most creative stories of all time, and movie that convince Hayao Miyazaki not to retire.

Listen to Off the Highway, as they are joined by friend and guest Chadwick, and learn why Princess Mononoke is the best of all the Studio Ghibli films.

When you meet a big furry bearcat creature in the forest, you grab a hold of him and fly. Listen to Off the Highway, joined by Joli (The Lunch Table Podcast) discuss My Neighbor Totoro.

Chazz, Wes, Sumner & Joli begin a new series on the legendary Japanese anime production company, Studio Ghibli.

The film has been shot and it's "in the can." So what happens now, listen to Sumner, Chazz, Wes and their friend Will explain (poorly) about the process of post-production.

After months, sometimes years of pre-production, finally you're ready to move into production. Production is perhaps the shortest and most unglamorous side of filmmaking, yet it precisely what filmmaking is. Join your host Chazz, along with regulars Sumner and Wes, and newcomers Pierce and Meryem, as they get into the nitty gritty details of Film Production.

Lights! Camera! .... Wait did we plan this shot? Let's talk about the most important and often overlooked part of filmmaking pre-production.

We all survived Y2K and made it to another decade of film. This time we're talking about epics like Gladiator and The Lord of the Rings, how CGI pioneered into motion capture, and we had the birth of the superhero sub-genre with X-Men and Spider-Man.

Come on and slam and welcome to the Jam...This is Off the Highway! Sumner hosts this week as we talk about all things 90s in cinema and why this was the best decade ever.

The Sausage King was out this week so we replaced him with our friends Zachery T. and A.G. from Millennial Prob Pod.

Chazz hosts as well as tests out a live streaming platform, while we continue our series with the history of film.