I think "On Cinema" is a satire of film reviewing (which is why i think it'd be a good podcast for the AVClub to cover), that is tonally consistent with Tim Heidecker's stand-up.  Tim & Neil Hamburger exhibit no appreciable knowledge of film but they don't let that stop them.  
The episode where "300" gets reviewed is…

I've been enjoying a bunch of the podcasts you're been reviewing.  You guys gonna cover Neil Hamburger's podcasts ("New Year's Eve" w/ Neil Hamburger & "On Cinema")?

I've been enjoying a bunch of the podcasts you're been reviewing.  You guys gonna cover Neil Hamburger's podcasts ("New Year's Eve" w/ Neil Hamburger & "On Cinema")?

my hopes for the inclusion of an honestly descriptive depiction of Hiroshima or Nagasaki get dashed every time a new WWII-based series comes out,  i guess The Pacific was the most appropriate vehicle for that, but i think it's so historically important that i just keep expecting to see it.
what are the odds that this…

my hopes for the inclusion of an honestly descriptive depiction of Hiroshima or Nagasaki get dashed every time a new WWII-based series comes out,  i guess The Pacific was the most appropriate vehicle for that, but i think it's so historically important that i just keep expecting to see it.
what are the odds that this…

my hopes for the inclusion of an honestly descriptive depiction of Hiroshima or Nagasaki get dashed every time a new WWII-based series comes out,  i guess The Pacific was the most appropriate vehicle for that, but i think it's so historically important that i just keep expecting to see it.
what are the odds that this…