This week, Adam and Kevin review the newly released Tux and Fanny, available now on Vimeo, along with some other stuff including The Last Black Man in San Francisco, The Great Pretender, Dark Phoenix, Everybody Knows, The Beach Bum, The Lego Movie 2, and Double Impact.
Adam and Kevin take a look at Brian de Palma's latest, Domino, along with some other stuff including The Perfection, I Am Legend, John Wick Chapter 3, Booksmart, and Avengement.
Ryan wanted some horror this week, so Adam and Kevin gave Ryan 2017's Revenge, but was the level of violence in lieu of scares good enough for him?
While the '90s saw a huge number of comedies released, many considered classics, May of 1991 saw four released in a single month. Join us as we discuss these titles and ponder the decisions behind them.
Ryan wanted a slasher this week, so Adam and Kevin thought they picked a safe bet with 2018's Halloween, but Ryan's reception of the film came as a surprise.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the satirical comedy Diamantino along with some other stuff including Into the Dark, Flores, Perfect Bid, and Queen of Lapa.
This week, Adam and Kevin head to Wine Country and talk about Amy Poehler's new comedy on Netflix. Some other stuff discussed includes Pokemon Detective Pikachu, Uptight, Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men, and Long Lost.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Joe Berlinger's Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, out now on Netflix, and discuss some other items including the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival (Blow the Man Down, Scheme Birds, The Gasoline Thieves, Crown Vic, Goldie), Hollywood Shuffle, The Biggest Little Farm, Burning, and America.
Ryan wanted some action this week so we gave him last year's The Night Comes For Us to take a look at. Will the non-stop violence help him overcome the inclusion of subtitles? Find out.
This week, Ryan requested a comedy so Adam and Kevin gave him 2014's What We Do In The Shadows.
This week, Adam and Kevin discuss Wanuri Kahiu’s Rafiki and talk about some other stuff including Doing What They Love, Hellboy, In Dog Years, Police Story 1 & 2, and Julie and Julia.
This week, Ryan gives Jackie Chan's classic Rumble in the Bronx a look.
Plenty of action movies were released in April, and this month, Adam and Ken take a look at four explosive movies released throughout the decade.
Adam and Kevin take a look at two new movies this week- Guava Island starring Donald Glover and Family starring Taylor Schilling.
In the triumphant return of Ryan Watches a Movie the crew returns with a new format and a new movie for Ryan to watch- Larry Cohen's The Stuff.
Adam and Kevin review Sam Blitz Bazawule's The Burial of Kojo and Adam has director William Dickerson back on the show to talk about his new movie, No Alternative. Other films discussed include The Wife, Depraved, One Cut of the Dead, The Legend of Cocaine Island, Castle Freak, The Highwaymen, The Ambulance, and Full Moon High.
