Simpsons writer Jon Vitti talks to Nate and Adam about his classic episode “Cape Feare” and its parody of Martin Scorsese’s Cape Fear.

Writer-director Alex Ross Perry joins Adam and Nate to discuss one of the most prescient movie parodies on The Simpsons: William Friedkin Sorcerer in “Mr. Plow.”

Adam and Nate fall into Ace in the Hole (1951), Billy Wilder’s box office flop that Matt Groening reclaimed for the plot of The Simpsons episode “Radio Bart” (S3E13).

Mmm… forbidden episode. Adam and Nate revisit the classic and controversial “Stark Raving Dad” and its overshadowed parody of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.

Film critic Dede Crimmins joins Adam and Nate to reanimate Frankenstein and its multiple parodies in “Treehouse of Horror II.”

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the epic Simpsons-Critic crossover “A Star Is Burns,” we fill in an equally epic blind spot—Ben-Hur.

Matthew Simpson joins the pod to enter Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983), as well as The Simpsons’ own Twilight Zone adaptations in Treehouse of Horror II and IV.

Shahbaz Siddiqui joins the podcast to unmask Tim Burton’s 1989 take on Batman, alongside its Simpsons parody in “Last Exit to Springfield.”

Adam and Nate take a swing at The Natural and The Simpsons’ ode to baseball, “Homer at the Bat.”