This week, Adam is joined by Film Pulse critic Ken Bakely for a look at the new John Woo action flick Manhunt. Other films discussed include Face/Off, Psychokinesis, The Rage: Carrie 2, Two Thousand Maniacs!, John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City, The Cleanse, God's Own Country, and Damsel.
This week, Adam and Kevin talk about Miguel Arteta's latest, Duck Butter, which is playing in limited release now and premiered at Tribeca 2018. Adam gives his spoiler-free reaction to Avengers: Infinity War and recaps his time at Tribeca this year and talks about Seven Stages, Jonathan, Braid, Cargo, and Slut in a Good Way. Kevin talks about The King of Comedy, Behemoth, and Wild Wild Country.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Lynne Ramsey's latest, The Joaquin Phoenix-starring thriller You Were Never Really Here. Other films discussed include Isle of Dogs, Where Is Kyra?, Happy Anniversary, and Girls Always Happy.
This week, Adam and Kevin review two newly released horror-thrillers with A Quiet Place and The Endless. Other films discussed include The Shape of Water and You Were Never Really Here.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the Steven Soderbergh's thriller Unsane. Other films discussed include Revenge, Dodsworth, Ready Player One, Djon África, The 'Burbs, Explorers, and Pyewacket.
This week, in honor of April Fool's Day coming up, Ryan watches the 1986 horror film April Fool's Day.
In honor of National Puppy Day today, Ryan watches the animated movie Scruffy from 1980.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the German thriller Cold Hell, along with some other stuff including My Brother's Wedding, Tombraider, Drift, Satan's Slaves, Ghost Stories, and Lowlife.
In honor of St. Patrick's Day this weekend, Ryan watches Leprechaun 4: In Space from 1996.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Armando Iannucci's offbeat comedy The Death of Stalin. Other films discussed include Midnighters, I, Daniel Blake, Veronica, Last Men in Aleppo, The Outsider, and Demon House.
This week, in honor of National Meatball Day, Ryan watches the Japanese horror flick Meatball Machine.
This week, in honor of National Cold Cuts Day, Ryan watches the microbudget horror film Lunch Meat from 1987.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Duncan Jones' latest, the sci-fi Netflix film Mute (spoilers are discussed!). Other featured films include Annihilation, The Florida Project, Survivor's Guide to Prison, The Lodgers, and November.
This week, in honor of National Tell A Fairy Tale Day, Ryan watches Slapstick of Another Kind from 1982.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the highly anticipated Black Panther and talk about some other movies including The Long Goodbye, Mohawk, His Girl Friday, Night of the Living Dead Criterion Collection, and The Trip to Spain.
This week, in honor of National Battery Day, Ryan watches Batteries Not Included from 1987.
