This week, Robb and Josh are checking into Holiday Inn, the musical classic that gave the world "White Christmas," enough Irving Berlin bangers to fill a jukebox, and Fred Astaire literally dancing with explosives.

The guys break down the holidays featured in the film (including a few that somehow didn't make the federal cut in 1942), dig into the charm of Bing Crosby and Astaire at their peak, and take a candid look at the moments that haven't aged quite so gracefully.

From firecracker choreography to old-school Hollywood romance, it's a festive deep dive into one of cinema's most iconic musicals—complete with the usual Robb & Josh banter, surprises, and questionable life advice.

Check in, hang your coat, and join us at the Inn

This week, Josh and Robb take a bumpy ride through one of the greatest holiday comedies ever made: Planes, Trains & Automobiles. From frozen runways to flaming rental cars, we break down every disastrous mile of Neal and Del's unforgettable journey home for Thanksgiving.

We dive into:
✈️ The travel nightmares that feel way too real
😂 Why Steve Martin's F-bomb rant is a Hall of Fame meltdown
🔥 John Candy's chaotic charm and the case of the "borrowed" rental car
🏨 THAT bed scene ("Those aren't pillows!")
😢 And how a comedy somehow sticks the emotional landing perfectly

It's heart. It's chaos. It's polyester. And it's a holiday classic that only gets better with age.
Grab your pillow—your actual pillow—and join us for the ride.

This week on Hix Nix Stix Pix, we crack open Netflix's 2025 reimagining of Frankenstein.
Guillermo del Toro's modern monster tale delivers big atmosphere, big performances, and even bigger debates from your hosts.

The guys break down what works (the gorgeous visuals, the creature's emotional core), what absolutely doesn't (some questionable pacing, a few head-scratchy plot choices), and the scenes that had them yelling at the screen for very different reasons.

If you watched the movie, you'll want this conversation. If you didn't… we might convince you either way.

Tune in, charge up the lightning rods, and let's get into it.

This week on Hix Nix Stix Pix, we check into the Bates Motel for a deep dive into Alfred Hitchcock's legendary thriller, Psycho.
We break down the film's iconic moments, the filmmaking innovations that changed cinema, what still holds up, what doesn't, and why audiences in 1960 absolutely lost their minds. From Janet Leigh's unforgettable shower scene to Anthony Perkins' chilling performance as Norman Bates, we explore the craft, the controversy, and the legacy of one of Hollywood's most influential horror films.

Whether you love classic cinema, Hitchcock's genius, or just want to revisit a creepy classic, this episode brings fun conversation, surprising insights, and plenty of laughs along the way.

Grab your room key — and avoid the showers — because Psycho is on the reel this week.

Josh and Robb fire up the motorcar and head straight into The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad! In this episode of Hix Nix Stix Pix, the guys take on Disney's two-part classic — from Mr. Toad's wild ride and obsession with speed to Ichabod Crane's creepy encounter with the Headless Horseman. Expect laughs, nostalgia, and a few chills as Josh and Robb debate which story holds up, which character steals the show, and whether this forgotten Disney oddity deserves a place among the greats.

This week, Robb and Josh dust off a true monster mash classic — Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein! Watch as the boys stumble their way through Dracula's schemes, Wolfman's howls, and Frankenstein's bolts, all while trying not to scream louder than the audience. Expect vintage gags, spooky laughs, and enough classic horror cameos to fill a haunted mansion. Who's scarier: the monsters… or Robb's old-timey impressions?

This week on Hix Nix Stix Pix, Josh and Robb invite you into the unsettling world of Rosemary's Baby — and honestly, one of them might be part of a cult now. Josh can't decide if the movie is terrifying or just a really weird way to make love, while Robb keeps insisting the real horror is the neighbors. They break down Mia Farrow's haircut, devilish deals, and how to politely decline when your building starts worshipping Satan. It's paranoia, pregnancy, and plenty of popcorn on this week's spooky classic!

This week we dive into Duck Soup (1933), the Marx Brothers' chaotic masterpiece of political satire, slapstick, and pure nonsense. From peanut stands to mirror gags, we're unpacking the madness of Freedonia, laughing at the absurdity of war, and wondering if Groucho should really be trusted to run a country. Spoiler: probably not.

Whether you're a Marx Brothers superfan or just ducking in for the first time, this one is a quack-up you won't want to miss.