Triple Feature

September is all about Wes Anderson! We begin our appreciation of the prolific filmmaker with C-Bear's pick, The Royal Tenenbaums (2002). From the grounded, story-book setting to the witty, dry humor…

On this episode, both Emma and Freddy review Spike Lee's newest film, Highest 2 Lowest (2025) starring Denzel Washington. Since it is a reimaganing of the classic Japanese film High and Low (1963), F…

This month's new release is Zach Cregger's sophomore effort, Weapons (2025). In our review, we discuss our relationship to the filmmaker, from his sketch comedy roots to his debut, Babarian (2022), a…

On this Triple Tuesday, Emma reviews David Cronenberg's new sexy, techy film The Shrouds (2025), Freddy shares his thoughts on Kung Fu Hustle (2004) as well as other action flicks, and C-Bear highly …

For the final heist movie in our AugHEIST month, it's Emma's pick, Widows (2018). From the extensive, talented cast, the competent writing and filmmaking, and its high-brow themes, we theorize about …

Happy Tuesday! This week, Emma and C-Bear review new releases like the indie body horror, Together (2025), and The Naked Gun reboot, while Freddy reviews the 1981 documentary, Trances, from the Crite…

Another Friday, another feature! To continue AugHEIST month, it;s C-Bear's pick, Fast Five (2011). We discuss what sets it apart from the rest of the franchise, from the setting to the premise and al…

On this edition of Triple Tuesday, we all review the newest MCU installment, Fantastic Four: First Steps (WITH SPOILERS). There are more spoiler-free reviews of new releases as well as other choice v…

It's the first Feature Friday, and it's the beginning of AugHEIST, a month dedicated to heist movies! We begin with Freddy's pick, Quick Change (1990), a hidden gem comedy starring Bill Murray, Geena…

Welcome to the first ever Triple Tuesday! Same podcast, same content, new format! Every Tuesday, tune in for our Recently Watched ONLY, where we review new releases and choice viewings. Look at the e…

James Gunn's Superman is decidedly the movie of the summer. From the apparent political commentary to the dedication to comic accuracy, we discuss whether the newest interpretation of Clark Kent live…

Superheroes month concludes with Freddy's pick, Chronicle (2012), a not-so found footage film about teenage boys with telekinesis powers. We discuss the craft choices and the believability in this ob…

Superheroes month continues with Emma's pick, V for Vendetta (2005), the Wachowski written, comic-book adaptation of a complicated vigilante. We discuss the film's initial reactions two decades ago a…

July is all about superheroes in anticipation for a couple of highly anticipated summer movies. We begin with C-Bear's pick, The Incredibles (2004), or as some would call it, the best Fantastic Four …

Movies About Movies month comes to an end with Emma's pick, Nope (2022), Jordan Peele's third and latest film. We discuss the craft behind the Summer blockbuster spectacle as well as the deeper theme…

Movies About Movies month continues with C-Bear's pick, Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood (2019). We discuss our complicated feelings about Tarantino and the packed cast of young up-and-comers as well…

The month of June is more about movies than usual since the theme is Movies About Movies! We begin with Freddy's pick, Fellini's 8 1/2 (1963). But before that, Freddy continues his skateboarding obse…

People may need rules, but we switched up our entire recording schedule just to discuss the release of Friendship (2025), arguably one of our most anticipated films of the year. We dive into the absu…

The Marvel Cinematic Universe got a jumpstart with their latest installment, Thunderbolts (2025) from critics and audiences alike, and we determine if the hype is deserved with our discussion. In the…

Damien Chazelle month comes to a close with Emma's pick, Babylon (2022), Chazelle's latest film, where we discuss the critical and audience reception and that killer ending. In our recently watched, …