The CHUD Show

The first installment arrives with discussion of zombies, lesser known actors, and the bodily functions of spectres and spirits.

The boys are back with an even longer winded display of movie knowledge and humor that'll either twist your crank or shovel hot fire into your dick sockets. Topics include the worst bachelor party ever, the San Diego Comic Con, Gotcha, and the Alien franchise.

The CHUD crew returns with nonsense and venom about the weak summer of 2005, deceased actors, and one majestic chin.

The fourth installment of the popular movie website's show, which this time tackles hard-hitting issues like Mimi Rogers, Garfield, and the origin of Jake Busey.

The 5th CHUD show has the gang discussing the merits of Into the Blue and the lack thereof for The Fog. Loaded with guest appearances and profane statements, it's not only the 5th CHUD.com podcast, but also the FIFTH!

Culled from three recordings over December and January, this installment covers King Kong, Narnia, Hostel, and a slew of other topics. By far the most wacky of the six, this one also features a lengthy "interview" that you'll either love to death or hate. If you hate it, we suggest you head over to Yahoo or something. Guest appearance by Russ Fischer and, um... someone else.

Nick, Justin, and their one-headed monstrosity Steve Murphy welcome Micah Robinson back to the show as the gang discusses Slither, V for Vendetta, and a bunch of other noise. Warning: Profanity and brilliance to follow.

Nick, Justin, and their heterophobe Steve Murphy welcome Andrew Sweeney back to the show as the gang discusses United 93, September 11th movies and a very wet wedding. Warning: Profanity and brilliance to follow, especially in the last astoundingly dumb 30 minutes.

Nick, Justin, and their minotaur Steve Murphy welcome Will Mason back to the show as well as newcomer (not in the Alien Nation sense) Dane Walker. The gang discusses The DaVinci Code, David Caruso, and what parts of the body each of them are. Yeah, it makes no sense to me either, but I'm but a captured slave.

Nick, Justin, and their husk of forgotten dreams Steve Murphy welcome Micah Robinson back to the show, thus keeping them multicolored once again. The films covered: The Break Up, X-Men: The Last Stand, The Descent, Cache, and The Friggin' Arrival. Apologies for the sound quality. It ain't great, but it's better than all the wannabe film podcasts.

Nick, Justin, and guest humanoid Russ "The Fuss" Fischer discuss Clerks II, The Lady in the Water, and how Nick is repulsed by Jeanne Tripplehorn as a sex symbol. All dosed with copius amounts of good and bad humor and extraneous profanity. You're welcome.

An addendum to Episode Eleven, this is nothing short of mediocre.

The Broken Lizard edition. In addition to having a conversation with Nick's living car, Justin and the Nunz sit down with Steve Lemme and Kevin Heffernan of Broken Lizard and discuss cannibal films, pinkpussylips.org, and their upcoming classic Beerfest.

Nick and Justin drive around bullshitting, take calls from listeners, share voice mails (Leave a Voice Mail for the Podcast at: 1-678-827-0940), and Nick speaks to The Rock about his new The Gridiron Gang.

The infamous and rather lame Oscar commentary Podcast trimmed from nearly four hours down to a still fat two bouyed by meanspirited discussions about Dolly Parton, Lily Tomlin, Gary Demos, and many, many more. There was liquor involved so we deny anything that offends you.