New Episode of Hot Property – We Bought a Circus!
We don’t spoil Dr. Strange. We dance around it, but we don’t spoil it. Stephen has a grievance against Taco Bell and tries to catfish Dan
New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – Interview with Costa Botes, writer/director of Forgotten Silver
You’ll remember a few episodes back when we discussed the film Forgotten Silver, the faux-documentary delight from New Zealand by filmmakers Costa Botes and Peter
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness review: Good, but not strange enough
Again I must ask: What the hell is the point of reviewing MCU movies? You already know whether or not you’re going to see it.
New Episode of Hot Property – Depp-osition feat. Jenna Kuerzi
We’re bringing in our resident Depp-spert to talk about the insane and entertaining Johnny Depp/Amber Heard trial. Check out Depp Impact anywhere you get podcasts.
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a better trailer than it is a movie
Find me someone who doesn’t appreciate Nicolas Cage and I’ll find you someone not worth knowing. Be it a ridiculous actioner, and awards-worthy drama, or
New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – A Mellow Night at the Movies
Happy 420, Movie Movie-ers! Today we have a nice, mellow episode for you. Dan goes through some entertainment news, as well as a round up
New Episode of Hot Property – BLAZE IT!
Grab your munchies and ask yourself “Dude, Where’s My Podcast?” because this episode is all about that sticky-icky holidaze. Hot Property is available on Anchor.fm,
The Northman review – Robert Eggers’ viking vengenace tale is a cinematic punch to the face
Anyone who has seen The Witch or The Lighthouse knows that writer/director Robert Eggers is operating on a unique wavelength. His debut was a powerful
New Episode of Hot Property – Too Much Melon!
We tell stories about getting trapped in bathrooms and almost getting into fights while we reluctantly compliment our friend Conor. Dan tries to remember the
Ambulance review – Bayhem on a budget!
The first of many escalating inciting incidences in Ambulance comes in the form of one of the most baller moves I’ve ever seen a filmmaker