Believe it or not, it’s time for the Oscars. While many of the contests seem to have safe frontrunners, there are still quite a few that are somewhat uncertain, and at least one that is truly up in the air.
This week, Adam and Kevin strap in and review the 37 year-old lost film that's just now getting released, Grizzly II: Revenge, along with some other stuff they've been watching including PG: Psycho Goreman, Over Your Dead Body, Shadow In The Clouds, The Silent Partner and Nomadland.
Given the shit show that was 2020, there are obviously a lot of carry overs from that most anticipated list going into 2021. This will, no doubt, be another weird year for movies given the pandemic, but there are still plenty of
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look back at their most anticipated films of 2020 and see how everything turned out before looking forward to 2021 and discussing the most exciting releases that will hopefully be coming out.
We round out our year-end lists with Raul and his top 10 films of 2020, but fear not, we’ll be back next week with our most anticipated movies of 2021 so stay tuned.
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While 2020 itself may be the biggest horror show of the year, there were still plenty of solid spooky titles to sink our teeth into for a bit of escapism during this trying time.
Below you’ll find my top 15 horror
As we near the end of our yearly wrap-up and 2020 is about to be put behind us forever, we have Blake‘s top 25.
Check out all of our lists over here.
10. Palm Springs (Max Barbakow)
2020 was a weird and shitty year for a multitude of reasons and as such, I feel like my top movies sort of reflect my state of mind for the bulk of the last 365 days- longing for an escape.
Next up on our year-end wrap-up is Kevin‘s top 15 films of 2020. To hear Kev-dog talk more about the year we’re all glad is ending, check out this week’s podcast and for more top 2020 lists
As we press forward with our 2020 wrap-up we have Ken‘s top 10 movies of the year. If you haven’t checked out this week’s podcast with Ken be sure to give it a listen and click
As our 2020 wrap-up kicks into gear, Chris couldn’t sit idly by and allow only ten of the best films this year get recognition so he decided to highlight 30 of his top titles.
Normally, I would post my top 50 films of the year around this time, split into two separate posts with 25 films each but given the absurd, continually dispiriting nature of the hell year that was 2020 I found myself unable to
2020 has been anything but a typical year for movies to say the least, but despite the theaters being closed and all the big releases getting bumped there have been a substantial amount of great movies from some fantastically talented people.
The shortened awards season this year has caused yet more confusion on the always-befuddling road to the Oscars. The chaos of having all of the major guilds and groups vote in such tight, overlapping timeframes has led to much debate on
2020 is looking like a great time for movies and this week on the podcast, Kevin and I sat down to discuss our most anticipated titles supposedly releasing this year. Here are 40 of the films we discussed on the show
In what should be our final year-end list, Raul de Leon ranks his top ten movies of 2019. To read all of our year-end lists, click over here.
10. Marriage Story (Noah Bombach)
With an important story for a country with
