War is no place for the unsound, yet it appears that is where they thrive the most in. In one of the greatest war films ever made, we follow the story of Captain Willard as he is sent to Vietnam to assassinate Colonel Kurtz who has gone insane. A cinematic masterpiece of scenes blends the harsh reality of war with the psychological aspect that infected many people of the time. Truly a great way to finish off the films for this month as only you can witness "the horror...the horror".

Its not about the weapon itself that makes you dangerous, but who is using it. Unless of course its a massive machine gun strapped to your arm. Within war films, and many other genre of films there are weapons that are used that just scream badass and today we discuss which ones are the coolest of them all. As always we would love to know your thoughts on this and ask you to listen in while we sharpen our claws and reload for our favorite weapons in films.

We take the fight from the land, to the sea to when sea shanties and cannons ruled. When Captain Jack Aubrey leads his English ship through South America during the Napoleonic wars, a French vessels proves to be their greatest foe. With a very fun style to show battle at sea, great action scenes and well rounded characters, its a surprise this film hasn't gained the admiration it deserves. Truly an all around great film to check out, and if you can't then i suppose, "subject to the requirements of the service".

Throughout constant battles, timeframes, and various terrain, war films have been around since movies first started. This doesn't mean that all of them are serious or even good and today we pick that apart. As always, we would love to know what you think and ask you to listen in while we suit up for, what makes a good war film?

Hell hath no fury, like a tanks scorned. In April of 1945, an allied tank crew attempt to push past borders in Germany during the war while gaining a new rookie in Norman. A hell of a cast including Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, and Jon Bernthal to name a few with each character holding very endearing and brutal characteristics with great action, gore, and special effects to showcase how horrors of this time. This month is heating up with action and hardships and its all a sign that "ideals are peaceful, history is violent".

Sometimes its about winning the battle, not the war, and sometimes, its just about which one is the coolest in movies. Today we take a look at the conflicts that erupted in explosions, magic, or just pure fighting style that really got us ready for war. As always, we would love to know what you think, and we ask you to listen in while we strap up and move out for our favorite battles in films.

A simple task, deliver a letter across a battlefield in WW1, not bad right? When Lance Corporal Schofield and Blake are sent out to deliver a letter overnight to stop 1,600 men from running into a trap, there is only so much that can go right. Amazing cinematography as designed to look like one continuous shot showcases the realism of war and the creates a unique experience to feel like you are charging with them. Its a great first film for war month because "some men just want the fight".

The one thing about war is war never changes, but with a new month comes a new topic. As we begin this new month we take a look at how good war films are at having the smallest things correct to the time period. As always we ask you to listen in and let us know what you think while we strap on our boots and take a look at the realism of war films.