Millennials. That’s the focus this week on Zach on Film. Oh wait, we’re talking about St. Elmo’s Fire which came out in 1985, so there’s no way this would still be relevant to today’s society, right?

Stay gold, Ponyboy… stay gold… This week, Francis Ford Coppola directs Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe, C. Thomas Howell, Patrick Swayze, Matt Dillion, Emilio Estevez, and Ralph Macchio in The Outsiders.

The Russians have invaded! What will a group of high schoolers do? WOLVERINES! John Milius’ Red Dawn in this week’s Zach on Film.

Zach has been absent nine times… NINE TIMES… so it is time to look and see what he is up to as we explore Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

Is it the most defining and inspiring film of indie film creators? We’ll discuss this and more as we take on Kevin Smith’s Clerks.

Oil. Power. Religion. Family. Corruption! There Will Be Blood in this week’s Zach on Film.

Is The Black Hole the worst movie of all time, or simply a movie that tried its best, but didn’t have a clear direction?

The magical animated world of Spirited Away becomes the focus of attention this week.

What happens when someone influenced by the kung-fu movies of the ’70s and ’80s decides to make his own kung-fu flick? This week we take a look at RZA’s Man with the Iron Fists.

Breaking plates, climbing walls, and putting out candles with the power of your hands! Those powers can only mean we are looking at The Shaw Brothers The Five Deadly Venoms!

Kung-Fu movies of the 70s were wild times, and the Shaw Brothers developed some of the very best. This week, we try on The Flying Guillotine.

Detective Dee! He’s a character with a huge backstory, but it’s his first movie? We try to sort it out in this week’s discussion of Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame.

Back into the world of foreign films, we look at the oddly engaging Flying Swords of Dragon Gate.

You voted for it, and now we take a look back at 1974’s The Man with the Golden Gun on this week’s Zach on Film.