Jon Wallace returns to the Diner podcast to revive, not just the show itself, but the Caine & Keaton series (dormant for almost 6 years at this point) to discuss Johnny Dangerously and The Hand.

Recorded last year at the World Premiere but released as Ant Timpson’s comedic and dramatic, wild and weird indie horror, Come To Daddy, starring Elijah Wood and Stephen McHattie, gets its U.S. release this week. Jon Wallace and Jim Wallace join us to share their thoughts on this unique and fun movie.

Jon Wallace and Jon Cross finally continue their coverage of all things Peter Weller with a double bill of made-for-TV/straight-to-Video detective offerings from the 90s - Rainbow Drive (the second Bobby Roth film we’ve covered!) and Sunset Grill AKA Hotel Moustache

We are exceptionally thrilled to welcome back Jon Wallace to the Diner and to delve into more Caine & Keaton madness. This is the only film, we know of, that they starred in together - Quicksand!

We also take a lot of listeners questions and there is the usual comedy and music!

This week Jon Cross is in London, England for a discussion with old Diner favorite and best friend to the show, Jon Wallace all about the surreal, dark, comedy about relationships, The Lobster.

We're back with more Caine and Keaton silliness and this week my cohort Jon Wallace and I are looking at the, quite frankly, ridiculous Blue Ice and the deliriously funny The Dream Team.

This Christmas we're celebrating by talking to old, dear friend Jon Wallace and discussing another 2 Michael Caine and Michael Keaton oddities: Night Shift and The Island

Jon Cross talks to composer Stephen Endelman and then discusses the career of Jonathan Glazer with Jon Wallace

For our huge 100th episode we review the Maniac Cop trilogy, interview Hollywood legend Robert Davi and speak to friends and guests Jon Wallace, Moe Porne and more!

Jon Wallace and Jon Cross are back for one last trudge through the sweet meadows and thick rugged trees of the dense Woods and Weller Land with Badge of the Assassin and The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.

We talk to Matt Farley and Jon Cross and Jon Wallace review Without a Clue

Back in the Diner after a spell, Jon Wallace joins us again for what is our penultimate exploration of all things James Woods and Peter Weller related. Oliver Stone's Salvador and George P Cosmatos's Of Unknown Origin. 

Jon Wallace and I can't have too much Woods and Weller in our life and so, continuing our series on these two second-tier titans, we present, for your listening pleasure, our discussion of bonkers action film Fifty/Fifty and boxing hustle picture Diggstown.

Jon Wallace joins us back in The Diner to talk two more Woods and Weller classics - Robocop and Best Seller!

Back in the world of Woods and Weller, Jon Wallace and I take a look at David Cronenberg's Naked Lunch and The Hard Way.

Jon Wallace and Jon Cross talk Woods and Weller in a pair of "corrupt cop" movies - Cop and Shakedown