Life is difficult in mid-90s Ireland for a young man and a young woman who are coming to terms with their sexuality. To alleviate the stress of taunting from their peers, the two decide to pretend-date each other. Ashley & Matt review this new movie, now available for streaming.
We're back on Arrakis, as Paul Atreides works with the Freeman to liberate the planet, and avenge his family. Ryan, Matt and Ashley review the new movie Dune: Part Two in this week's episode. Click on the link to listen.
The Coen Brothers are directing solo movies now, and in this episode, Ashley, Matt and Larry review Ethan Coen's new film, Drive-Away Dolls.
Almost a year ago, we did a special episode where we talked about two (kind of) related movies. We called it Double Feature and, well, we decided to do it again! In this episode, Ashley & Matt talk about the adventures of a magical car and its humans friends, as we discuss The Love Bug (1969) and Herbie Fully Loaded (2005).
Ashley & Matt review the new Sony comic book movie, Madame Web. We've looked into the future and predict that you will listen to this episode!
It's Valentine's Day, so what better way to celebrate than to review a campy horror movie about a witch trying to find love? Garret joins us to talk about 2016's The Love Witch. Click the link below to listen!
Please note: This is a pretty sexual film, and we'll be talking about that aspect of it, so... caveat emptor.
Mix a bit of Mary Shelley, a pinch of Heathers, a dash of Beetlejuice, and a soupçon of Edward Scissorhands, and you have Lisa Frankenstein, the new movie from the pen of Diablo Cody (Juno, Jennifer's Body). We review it in this week's episode, and seem to be among the few reviewers who actually enjoyed it.
We kick off our seventh season reviewing a new movie that's (kind of) a satire of the spy genre. Ashley & Matt engage in a (spoiler-free) talk about Argylle in this week's episode.
We wrap our 6th season with our annual Best of the Year episode! Ashley, Matt and Ryan countdown their ten favorite movies of 2023.
Tensions flare aboard the International Space Station as war breaks out on Earth. Ashley & Matt review I.S.S. (2024) in this episode.
Jeffrey Wright plays an African-American author navigating the biases of the literary world, all while trying to deal with family issues. Matt & Ashley review the Oscar-nominated American Fiction in this episode.
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