In this week's episode of Broken Reel the gang gets their eggnog on! (Some more than others...sorry) Tis the season to gather together with friends and family to draft some joyful holiday movies. Join us this week as we choose from the following categories: Undisputed Classic, Contemporary Christmas, Anti-Christmas, Christmas Special Wildcard and Christmas Animation. Merry Christmas ya filthy animals!

Highlight - Home Alone is a soft pick?!

In this episode of Broken Reel we put a capstone on Jason's apartment chronicles. The titular Justin Slawter shares his official 5 star ranking system for movies. He breaks down the differentiating factors between movies like M. Night Shyamalan's The Happening and David Robert Mitchell's It Follows. We round out the discussion by briefly talking about what makes a 5 star movie for all of us. Happy Thanksgiving!

Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny is Boy Slop!?

In this episode of Broken Reel, the casts expands even further as we open our arms to welcome our friends to this Fall movie discussion. We get an update on Jason's Apartment Complex Chronicles (soon to be a New York Times Best Seller) and we go over the official results of the Horror Movie Draft. Afterwards we engage in conversation around some of our favorite movies that give us the warm and fuzzies during the introductory cold season. So curl up next to the fire with your turkey, spiked hot apple cider and flip on Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and join us on this endeavor.

Highlight - Timur Bekmambetov's Presents: The Peelening

In this episode we carve out some pumpkins and talk our favorite spooky movies in celebration of the spooky season. This time we are doing it in draft form! Join us as we strategically build our top Horror movie lists in 5 categories: Slasher, Psychological Horror, Supernatural Horror, Creature Feature and Wildcard bitches! YEEEEEEHAWWWWWWW!

In the official inaugural episode of Broken Reel we sit down to discuss what we've been watching lately, some of our unfortunate experiences at the movies and our earliest memories of going to theaters.