Adam and Kevin head to the wasteland of Texas in a review of Ana Lily Amirpour's The Bad Batch. Other stuff discussed includes Desolation, Miss Sloane, The Big Sick, Tekkonkinkreet, Okja, The Little Hours, and Left.
This week, Adam and Kevin discuss Trey Edward Shults‘ popular follow-up to Krisha, the suspenseful horror film It Comes At Night. Other films discussed include Funeral Parade of Roses, Dreamscape, AP and AK, Evil Ed, Hello Destroyer, Shimmer Lake, and War on Everyone.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Wonder Woman and argue over if she should embrace the wealth she has amassed in a hundred years time. They also talk about fidget spinners, the ridiculous runtime of Transformers: The Last Knight, Alien: Covenant, Alien (1979), Free Fire, Fences, La La Land, and Wilson.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin get uncomfortable with a review of RAW and talk Cannes 2017 and the Alamo Drafthouse female-only screening of Wonder Woman.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin review the new horror-comedy Another Evil, discuss the blurring lines between video games and cinema, and talk about some other movies including White and Lazy, Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, Jelly Wolf, A Dark Song, Double King, and Like Me.
This week on the show Adam and Kevin take a look at E.L. Katz's Small Crimes, now available on Netflix. There's also a discussion about the latest conflict between The Weinstein Company and the MPAA and Adam talks about some of the films screening at Tribeca this year including The Endless, Mr. Long, Flower, The Clapper, Devil's Gate, Psychopaths, My Friend Dahmer, Take Me, Aardvark, Super Dark Times, and Hounds of Love.
Adam and Kevin get awkward and uncomfortable and talk about the films of Joanna Arnow with reviews of Bad At Dancing, Staycation, Month One, and I Hate Myself :). They also talk about Netflix original films alongside Tramps and The Endless.
This week on the show Adam and Kevin take a look at the newly released indie dramedy Little Boxes from director Rob Meyer. Other films discussed include Lupin III, Midnight Meat Train, the first three movies in the new season of MST3K (Reptilicus,
Adam and Kevin take a trip into a dark nightmare with a review of The Void. Other films discussed include Loving, Tag, Events in a Cloud Chamber, Ghost in the Shell (2017), Pilgrim Song, Win It All, Holy Moly, and Colossal.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at the indie dramedy Bloomin Mud Shuffle and Alice Lowe's horror-comedy Prevenge. Other items discussed include plans for new studio films to be released in the home, Dig Two Graves, The Eagle Huntress, Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, I, Olga Hepnarova, and T2 Trainspotting.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at Kiyoshi Kurosawa's latest in a review of Creepy. Other items discussed include Iron Fist and the phrase "We made it for the fans," The Illinois Parable, The Belko Experiment, Manchester by the Sea, Kong: Skull Island, Moonlight, Assassin's Creed, and The Devil's Candy.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at two movies about fighting with Onur Tukel's Catfight and The Mo Brothers' latest, Headshot. Additional movies discussed include Logan, Sleeping Giant, and Don't Kill It.
This week on the show Adam and Kevin review three new releases with The Girl With All The Gifts, I Don't Feel At Home In This World Anymore, and Get Out. Other films discussed include Werewolf, Drifter, Weiner, Magicians: Life In The Impossible, Bone, and Bokeh.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at the indie drama How Heavy This Hammer and the horror anthology XX. Other films discussed include John Wick Chapter 2, Ma, The Lego Batman Movie, For Thousands of Miles, Beware the Slenderman, and Frank & Lola.
This week on the show, Adam and Kevin take a look at the newly released documentary I Am Not Your Negro alongside the thriller Dark Night. Other films discussed include The Dreamed Path, Sadako vs. Kayako, Tectonic Plate, The Founder, Death Race 2050, and Moana.
