If Jesus gets Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, a Merry Mark L Lester Xmas needs two nights...or podcast episodes.

Michael Dubois makes his NinetyForChill debut as a contributor and we tackle Mark L. Lester's 1985 action classic, "Commando". This is the feature that was created give some humanity to Arnold Schwarzenegger, but Michael thinks it maybe the Governator as his most wooden. Perhaps he should have been cast as a cooler at a Missourian bar.

CatBusRuss is still looking for a guest for "Ninety For Chill: The Podcast 200!". Until then, it will be a tribute to one of the directors who called for the establishment of the NC-17 rating who aspires to be the next Roger Corman, Mark L. Lester.

Gregory Carl had an aspiration to release a Jean-Claude Van Damme & Rob Van Dam podcast, so he was more than welcomed to talk action movies on this pod. Russ did not want to tread too much on his expertise, so the two talked about what our host considers to be the greatest DVD two-pack, "Bloodsport" and Lester's "Showdown in Little Tokyo", the feature that inspired the CatBus's annual trip to Northwestern's B-Fest.

It is the time of #SpotifyWrapped, so it seems appropriate to do a best of the year list for Ninety For Chill: The Podcast. But that is something CatBusRuss would like to save for Episode 200.

Spotify's annual review of listening habits actually inspired our host to look back to the past. He failed to add his 2021 and 2022 "Top Songs Lists" to his library. That is something he will not allow to occur on his primary podcast feed. It seems a valid means of justifying this trip down memory lane as he offers his best sub-100-minute cinema discoveries from the first two years of the podcast.

On Christmas 2021, ThePoeticCritic spent an hour with her little brother to help comprise a list of NinetyForChill's best discoveries of 2021. Her movie research is not as narrow as this podcast's host, but she chooses five movies that will make the list. It is up to CatBusRuss to determine which five of the remaining 15 films will make for a well balanced countdown.

At the end of 2022, ThePoeticCritic gives us some input on what some of the best movies CatBusRuss found in 2022. Russ counts down his top 10 favorite finds from this year. To be thorough, the year's collection of Ally's Accessories Shop on Etsy's Trash Feature Reviews is concluded with "2020 Texas Gladiators". And how can 2022's top 10 list be complete without a David Cronenberg movie? "Crash" and "Crimes of the Future" were last minute watches during Russ's six-day stint of holiday retail shifts.