When it comes to stealing, holding a bank hostage, or even murder in films, why does it always seem like the ones doing it are on the short end of the stick? Crime films have been around almost as long as films themselves, but the "bad guy" is presented in a different, more relatable way and still ends up falling short at the end. Today we discuss why this is and what some films might be doing to break that mold. Listen in while we cheat death just to see him at the last few minutes with, why crime films don't pay.

Crime has a lot of layers to it, but that doesn't mean you can't have some fun with it. When screenwriter Marty, is attempting to write for a film of the same name, his friends Billy and Hans give him all the material they need. While being a great film about loss, brutality, and when and where violence should take place, this is unsurprisingly a hilarious film. The cast is star studded and the pay off at the end is worth the wait leaving us with "only one word to describe this, overkill".

When it comes to crime, there is always a tipping point in which everyone says screw it and pulls out their guns. While not solely crime movie, today we discuss any film in which crime is a part of it and go over which bang bang brawls are the best. As always, we would love to know your thoughts and ask you to listen in while we stare down each other, choose violence, and discuss our favorite film shoot outs.

Just because your in the world of crime, doesn't mean you can't stay true to your morals. When Abel, a heating oil company owner, is pressured from all sides by rival owners, people stealing his fuel, the D.A, and attempting to buy a very expensive property he attempts to keep everything together. A great example of acting done right and a spin on a classic crime film, this brings a more psychological style to the genre. Its a tough market out there for original crime films but "any new market, is a tough one".

When it comes to making masterpiece films, theres certainly going to be bumps in the road, however, i don't think even Francis Ford Coppola could predict this. Footage shot from his wife details the absolutely crazy period of time and energy it took to make the film Apocalypse Now. From being able to make the film, rewrites, funding the film himself, and much more, there is a crazy side to this film and today we discuss it. As always we would love to know what you think, and listen in while we discuss the heartache with, Heart Of Darkness

War is no place for the unsound, yet it appears that is where they thrive the most in. In one of the greatest war films ever made, we follow the story of Captain Willard as he is sent to Vietnam to assassinate Colonel Kurtz who has gone insane. A cinematic masterpiece of scenes blends the harsh reality of war with the psychological aspect that infected many people of the time. Truly a great way to finish off the films for this month as only you can witness "the horror...the horror".

Its not about the weapon itself that makes you dangerous, but who is using it. Unless of course its a massive machine gun strapped to your arm. Within war films, and many other genre of films there are weapons that are used that just scream badass and today we discuss which ones are the coolest of them all. As always we would love to know your thoughts on this and ask you to listen in while we sharpen our claws and reload for our favorite weapons in films.

We take the fight from the land, to the sea to when sea shanties and cannons ruled. When Captain Jack Aubrey leads his English ship through South America during the Napoleonic wars, a French vessels proves to be their greatest foe. With a very fun style to show battle at sea, great action scenes and well rounded characters, its a surprise this film hasn't gained the admiration it deserves. Truly an all around great film to check out, and if you can't then i suppose, "subject to the requirements of the service".