25th Anniversary Movies: Deep Blue Sea and Sleepy Hollow
Journey back to 1999 with us to revisit two movies with supernatural killers: smart sharks and a headless horseman. Also, Andy gives a quick review of Terrifier 3. #deepbluesea #sleepyhollow #johnnyd…
Review of Saturday Night
This week we review Saturday Night, the movie that takes us backstage for the debut of SNL's first episode. #saturdaynight #lornemichaels #chevychase #danaykroyd #jimbelushi #gildaratner #garrettmorr…
Review of Joker: Folie a Deux
We discuss this sequel which reunites writer/director Todd Phillips with Joaquin Phoenix in the role that won him an Oscar. Afterwards they discuss a few other films, including The Outrun, Megalopoli…
Review of Wolfs
George Clooney and Brad Pitt reunite for a new movie, and that alone makes it a big deal... right? We discuss Wolfs, as well as the Mt. Rushmore movies for both actors, before jumping around to discu…
The Substance & Strange Movies
How strange can a film get before it becomes unenjoyable? What is the strangest movie that you like? That is the topic of conversation in this episode which is inspired by the new film The Substance.
Audience Questions 2
In this episode we cover our favorite movie posters, favorite opening scenes, movies people might be surprised to find out we like, and what we think about CGI de-aging or bringing people back from t…
I'm Buying Their Stock
If you could buy stock in actors and filmmakers, who would you invest in? Who has the brightest futures? That's the topic for this week's episode.
#glenpowell #sydneysweeney #caileespaeny #brandonper…
I Thought They'd Be Bigger
Jeremy and Andy each pick 4 actors who they thought were going to have bigger careers than they have ended up having, and discuss what they think happened.
25th Anniversary Movies: Big Daddy and Austin Powers 2
This week we return to 1999 for two comedy icons: Mike Myers sequel to the surprise hit Austin Powers, and Adam Sandler showing slight maturation in Big Daddy.
Review of Alien: Romulus
The latest installment of the Alien franchise from writer/director Fede Alvarez takes us back in the franchise timeline between the original two films... and hopefully to the highs of those two as we…
Review of Cuckoo
Cuckoo is a new horror film from writer/director Tilman Singer, and while it's a hard film to explain, it's a fun film to talk about it.
Review of Trap
This film pairs filmmaker and star who are both making a late career resurgence... can they each deliver on the promise they showed early in their careers?
Review of Deadpool & Wolverine
Deadpool is on a mission to save the MCU. Even with the help of Wolverine, can they pull it off?
Review of Twisters
Jeremy and Andy can feel it, so they chase it! This week they review the summer blockbuster Twisters, starring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones.
Review of Longlegs
Jeremy and Andy talk about the new horror movie Longlegs, written and directed by Oz Perkins and starring Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage. They also talk briefly about Maxxxine, the final film in the T…
25th Anniversary Movies: Go and The 13th Warrior
This week Jeremy and Andy return to 1999 to discuss the Go and The 13th Warrior.
June Movies
This week on the podcast Jeremy and Andy discuss the movies they’ve seen in the past month that haven’t been covered yet, which include:
A Quiet Place: Day One (4:42)
The Watchers (15:07)
In a Viol…
Review of The Bikeriders
The new movie The Bikeriders follows The Vandals, a biker gang in Chicago, during their early days in the late 60's early 70's. It stars Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, and Tom Hardy, and is written/dire…
25th Anniversary Movies: The Phantom Menace and The Matrix
This week Jeremy and Andy discuss the #1 and #4 movies from the 1999 box office, the movie that started the Star Wars Prequels and the movie that made us question our realities: The Phantom Menace an…
Blockbusters & Box Office
Jeremy and Andy share some of their favorite memories of summer blockbusters, and then discuss the current state of movies and why this year’s box office has been disappointing.