For Episode 75, myself, Michael Schwartz, Will Mavity, Deann Chiazzese & Ryan C. Showers are all together to talk about our reactions to the Oscar Nominations and then myself, Will and Deann break off to discuss the films we saw at this year's Sundance Film Festival

For Episode 74, myself, Deann Chiazzese & Will Mavity are coming to you LIVE for the first time ever from the 2018 Sundance Film Festival to bring you our final Oscar predictions before the nominations are announced.

For Episode 73, myself, Deann Chiazzese, Will Mavity & Ryan C. Showers break down the BAFTA and other various guild nominations, the Critics Choice Award winners, this week's poll and more!

Yesterday, I posted my review of "Humor Me" on Next Best Picture. After seeing the film, I had the pleasure of speaking with the writer and director of that film, Sam Hoffman.

For this week's review, I am joined by Deann Chiazzese as we conduct our first film podcast review of 2018, "The Commuter" starring Liam Neeson.

and most acclaimed film composers working today. Winning an Oscar for his work on "The Grand Budapest Hotel" in 2014, his most recent work on "The Shape Of Water" has earned him Critics Choice, BAFTA nominations and a Golden Globe win for Best Original Score.

For this week's review, I am joined by Will Mavity and the newest member to Next Best Picture, Fiona Underhill. Together, the three of us review Paul Thomas Anderson's newest film "Phantom Thread" starring Daniel Day-Lewis (In quite possibly his last on-screen role), newcomer Vicky Kris and Lesley Manville.

For Episode 72, myself, Deann Chiazzese, Will Mavity & Daniel Howat give you our Golden Globe reactions immediately following the show.

Ever since debuting at Sundance last year, "The Big Sick" has continued to defy expectations becoming a critical and box office office hit and also contending within this year's awards season in various categories including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress (Holly Hunter) and Best Original Screenplay.

For Episode 71, myself, Deann Chiazzese and Mike Vermette give you our Golden Globe predictions (You can also fill out our contest and predict the winners yourself here), talk about the latest weekly poll and close out 2017 with a few fun topics including Best Shots, Best Death Scenes, Best Lines, Best Villains and many more!

For this week's review, I am joined by Deann Chiazzese as we review the true-life thriller from director Ridley Scott, "All The Money In The World" starring Michelle Williams, Mark Wahlberg and a recently cast (And outstanding) Christopher Plummer.

For Episode 70, myself & Deann Chiazzese bring everyone holiday cheer with a look at the various shortlists which were announced this week, our reactions to the trailers for "Ocean's 8" and "Sicario 2: Soldado," plus we talk about our holiday poll and answer your fan questions. Enjoy and happy holidays from us to you!

For this week's review, I am joined by JD Duran from the InSession Film Podcast as he and I review one of the biggest and most anticipated Oscar films of the year, "The Post" directed by the legendary Steven Spielberg, starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks.

For Episode 69, myself, Deann Chiazzese, Will Mavity & Ryan C. Showers give our reactions to the Golden Globe & SAG Award Nominations. We also discuss some of the latest to happen this awards season, this week's poll, answer your questions, react to the trailer for "15:17 To Paris" and more!

For this week's review, I am joined by Daniel Howat & Deann Chiazzese.

For this week's review, I am joined by JD Duran from the InSession Film Podcast as he and I review the bizarre, hilarious and darkly dramatic Oscar player "I, Tonya" starring Margot Robbie, Allison Janney & Sebastian Stan.

Oh hai everybody! For this week's second podcast review, Will Mavity and I review the comedy movie event of the year, James Franco's "The Disaster Artist" which tells the bizarre behind the scenes story of the making of what has been called "The Citizen Kane Of Bad Movies" - "The Room." Is it all a joke or is there something more within Franco's film? Take a listen to find out.

For Episode 67, in what might go down as the most bizarre episode in the Next Best Picture Podcast's history, due to unforeseen circumstances and schedules simply not being able to align, I was left to record this episode as a "one-man-show."

For this week's main review, I am joined by Tommy Barquinero as we review the new film from Guillermo del Toro called "The Shape Of Water" starring Sally Hawkins, Richard Jenkins, Michael Shannon, Octavia Spencer, Michael Stuhlbarg & Doug Jones.

For this week's second podcast review, Will Mavity and I review the hotly anticipated "Call Me By Your Name" which premiered last year at Sundance to great critical and audience attention. Starring Timothee Chalamet, Armie Hammer and Michael Stuhlbarg, how does the recent Gotham Independent Film Winner for Best Picture hold up?

For Episode 66, myself, Michael Schwartz, Will Mavity, Deann Chiazzese & Ryan C. Showers discuss the Independent Spirit Award Nominations, preview the Gotham Award Winners, NBR, NYFCC and LAFCA.

For our main review this week I am joined by Deann Chiazzese as the two of us review the new Pixar film "Coco" starring Anthony Gonzalez, Gael Garcia Bernal, Benjamin Bratt and more!

For our second review this week (Hopefully we gave you enough time to catch it streaming or your local theater) I am joined by Deann Chiazzese and together we review the Netflix period drama "Mudbound" starring Carey Mulligan, Garret Hedlund, Jason Mitchell, Rob Morgan, Jason Clarke & Mary J. Blige.