Get ready to get Double Stuffed with Episode 09 of the Haul of Champions podcast! We’re heading into the jungle with the 2006 DVD of Congo (1995), packed with killer apes, diamonds, and plenty of chaos, before facing an invisible, highly armed nightmare in the 2005 DVD of Predator (1987).

Expect action, laughs, scares, explosions, and some seriously questionable survival skills. Tune in to Episode 09: “Double Stuffed!”—because in this jungle, something is always watching.

Some movies leave a mark; I Saw the Devil leaves a crime scene. In Episode 08 of Haul of Champions, we’re cracking open Magnet’s 2011 DVD release of Kim Jee-woon’s brutally stylish 2010 revenge nightmare. Come for the icy Korean thriller vibes, stay for the escalating levels of “well, that got worse” that somehow keep getting worse.

We’re getting into revenge, obsession, and the spectacularly terrible idea of fighting monsters by becoming one yourself. It’s vicious, stylish, relentless, and packed with the kind of violence that makes you reconsider your life choices—and maybe your choice of movie night. Episode 08 is coming your way, so consider this your warning: revenge has never looked quite this brutal.

The truck is coming. The music is playing. And Bryce Dallas Howard’s uncle is behind the wheel.

Episode 07 of the Haul of Champions Podcast dives headfirst into the 2004 Ardustry DVD release of Ice Cream Man (1995), the nightmare where your friendly neighborhood dessert guy has a seriously disturbing idea of customer service.

Come for the ice cream. Stay for Bryce Dallas Howard’s uncle’s descent into pure cinematic insanity.

Listen to Episode 07 now. Just don’t accept the sprinkles...

Episode 06 is here, and it’s hotter than a slow dance at an ’80s prom. This week on Haul of Champions, we’re getting our hands all over Not Another Teen Movie (2001)—the gloriously inappropriate parody that had absolutely no business being this much fun. Expect bad hair, questionable choices, gratuitous abs, and enough teen-movie clichés to make your dignity file for divorce.

We’re serving up the jokes, the nostalgia, and the dirty little details you forgot you loved. So grab your best fake ID, loosen that letterman jacket, and come get a little Not Another Teen Movie with us. Episode 06 is waiting—and trust us, it knows exactly where to put the joke.

Another Late-Night Riff, another excuse to bullshit about physical media. We get into the DVDs we consider valuable, including some of the wonderfully ridiculous packaging out there—from A Serbian Film to Northern Exposure: Season One.

Along the way: Cannibal Holocaust, Death at a Funeral (both versions), our grandmas, and plenty of questionable opinions. It’s sentimental, strange, occasionally horrifying, and deeply committed to physical media. Come for the DVDs, stay for the bullshit.

Tune in to Episode 05 of the Haul of Champions Podcast as we cover Curry Barker's Obsession (2026), a terrifying descent into the consequences of getting exactly what you thought you wanted. We'll be talking about the film's relentless discomfort, vicious black comedy, and the moments that had us laughing one second and wincing the next.

Watch the film, then join us for the conversation—because getting everything you wanted can be the worst thing that ever happens.

The bright lights of 1980s Los Angeles cast some long shadows in Episode 04 of the Haul of Champions Podcast.

We're revisiting the 2009 DVD release of Less Than Zero, a haunting portrait of wealth, addiction, and the emptiness behind the glamour. From its unforgettable performances to its enduring legacy on physical media, this is a film that still hits hard decades later. Press play and join us as we revisit one of the most haunting dramas of the '80s.

Manifest destiny. Cannibalism. A soundtrack that sounds like it's plotting against you. Episode 03 of the Haul of Champions Podcast breaks down Ravenous (1999), one of the strangest and most underrated horror films ever made. Tune in—just don't come hungry.

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HINT FOR EPISODE 04: Excess always collects interest, especially in 1986 Los Angeles.