Rosa Parra joins to review Netflix's latest rom-com, The Lovebirds

Last weekend, Scoob!, an incredibly average animated film, came onto VOD and no one gave two shits about it. So, Ian Anderson joined me to talk about the film for almost an hour. We pick nits and discuss what does and (mainly) does not work about the lat...

In these trying times, sometimes the perfect remedy is a feel-good Disney film. Amy Smith from Film for Thought joins me this week as we comb through all 58 of Walt Disney Animation Studios's feature films to give our top 5 favorite films. Does your numb...

Another season of HBO's sci-fi show, Westworld, has come and gone, and it's time to evaluate what worked and what didn't. ChinLin from The Bingeables Podcast joins to talk through our complicated relationship with a show that probably should have stayed ...

Caleb and Dan from the Netflix 'N Swill Podcast are back to review the Netflix action film, Extraction. With Chris Hemsworth starring and stunt coordinator Sam Hargrave at the helm, we talk about what works about the film, even if the beginning and the e...

One year ago, today, The Infinity Saga came to an end with the release of Avengers: Endgame. To celebrate, Ian Anderson joins to talk about how the monumental film has held up, get hyped about the future of the MCU by talking about each of Marvel's annou...

This week we review two of Gavin O'Connor's sports films: The Way Back and Warrior. First, Matti goes solo to talk about Ben Affleck's best performance and why The Way Back is worth watching on demand. Then, Tom Greene from the Movies After Work podcast ...

We're stuck in our homes and in need of new content. Big time (not sorry). Hannah Ringswald from the Cinemania World Podcast and Ian Anderson join to talk about the Hulu original, Big Time Adolescence. We talk about Hannah's favorite film of 2020 and whe...

This week, Ryan Terry is back to talk about 2020's best horror film, Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man. If you missed it in theatres, you can rent it on VOD! Ryan gives a Universal Monsters history listen, we rave about The Invisible Man's sleek product...

This week, Ian Anderson practices social distancing and joins remotely to discuss Niki Caro's filmography. Here latest film, Disney's Mulan, may have been delayed, but now is a great time to catch up on some of her previous films, including Whale Rider (...

Kolby Mac is back for a fourth time! This week, he joins to rank and review all 22 films in Pixar's library. We start with Toy Story and hit every film in chronological order, including a fiery one minute conversation about Cars 2, and finishing with a r...

This week, Rosa from Rosa's Reviews and In Their Own League joins to discuss Portrait of A Lady On Fire and she brings puns! So. Many. Puns. We breakdown the powerful final scene, the sexual tension in the film, and the meaning of the Greek myth at the c...

This week, Ian Anderson and Johnny Kemps join the talk about DC's latest film, Birds of Prey and The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn. We breakdown why this Harley is so much better than the one in Suicide Squad, our thoughts on each of the s...

This week, Ian Anderson and Johnny Kemps join me for a quick 2020 Boston Marathon training check-in before we run through our predictions for the 2020 Academy Awards. We break down our picks for the four acting categories, best director, and best picture...

This week, I am joined by a big ole empty room to share my reviews about the phenomenal Just Mercy, the Bayless Bad Boys for Life, and It's Always Sunny In Jumanji. I discuss why Jordan and Foxx deliver some of the best performances of the year, how Smit...

He wowed you with Skyfall. He disappointed you with Spectre. He...umm...made you feel uncomfortable with American Beauty. Now, Sam Mendes is back with a one-shot war film that may very well be his masterpiece. Tom Greene from the Movies After Work Podcas...