Katie and Miles discuss the Top 5 movies they're ashamed they haven't seen (an old list that still brought about a lot of screaming and gasping). And the duo review Marwencol, a new documentary about "outsider" artist, Mark Hogencamp. Plus, what they've been watching lately brings about talk of Scream 4, Hanna, Rabbit Hole, Skyline, The Resident and much, much more.

So everyone is all like, "where's the new feed in iTunes?"

And I'm all like, "oh, here it is!"

So yeah, here it is: HERE!

That'll be one of the easiest ways of keeping up with the show in the future as all episodes, old and new, will show up in this new feed. And yes, the old episodes are going to appear here too. Slowly but surely...

Hey ShowShow listeners! So, I am in the process of modifying this here site to look a little more swank than our previous online dwellings. It may take a little time, but I hope that you will be patient. At least we moved finally!

I'm thinking that we may also go with a new logo design contest. The above is just a placeholder that I quickly threw together in photoshop. If you fancy yourself a designer, please submit your logo ideas via email to theshowshow@yahoo.com.

XXO,

Katie

Katie and Miles are joined by good friend of the show (and in life) Martin from New York! Plus, Movie God claims the life of yet another classic film (Halloween vs. Terminator). And, of course, the gang review the courtroom clusterfuck, ...And Justice For All.

Reviews of 1408, A Mighty Heart, Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer and Live Free Or Die Hard! Plus, reports from The Grindhouse with review of Inframan and Goliathon AND The Top Five Most Patriotic Movies EVER MADE!!

Miles and Beef (and a muffled Erin) drive to the New Beverly Cinema theater in LA to see another double feature presented by The Grindhouse. What follows is an account of the automotive mumblings of these two fine young gentlemen and some of the recent films they've seen.

Giving you a reason to live again, ShowShow proudly presents this, it's 13th episode. Hostel Part 2, Knocked Up and Ocean's Thirteen reviewed. Plus, the Top 5 Deaths From The Friday The 13th Series! ALSO: Alan calls us from Seattle to discuss gay sandwich subculture and the finer points of antiquing. 

I think we originally called this one "RAW!" because we lost our usual mic for the episode AND didn't edit very much. In hindsight, it's all pretty terrible during the era of the show. Meh. At least we screamed a bunch. We review 28 Weeks Later, Bug and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.

The gang discuss (then) upcoming summer movies and Spider-Man 3. As I recall, this goes glitchy about mid-way through.

The gang talks about Bad Boys II, Point Break and Hot Fuzz.