Amanda-Marie’s Top 10 Films of 2022
Editor’s Note: I know I’m super late with top ten lists this year, but life (and COVID) got in the way.
Editor’s Note: I know I’m super late with top ten lists this year, but life (and COVID) got in the way.
This week, Adam and Kevin talk about two newly released horror titles, Sick and Skinamarink.
This week, Adam and Kevin discuss their most anticipated movies of 2023.
This week, Adam and Kevin are joined by Ken to discuss their top ten films of 2022.
It's that time of year again for another made for TV Christmas and we brought with us four more made for TV gems including A Holiday to Remember, Mrs.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans and talk about some other stuff including Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio and Time to Love.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the psychological thriller Nanny, and talk about some other stuff including This Gun for Hire, Quick Change, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, and
The '90s was a fantastic decade if you're into movies involving American presidents as it brought a slew of titles on the subject.
This week, Adam and Kevin review Park Chan-wook's latest, Decision to Leave, and talk about some other stuff including Triangle of Sadness, Hardcore, Weird: The Al Yankovic Story,
This week, Adam and Kevin review The Wonder, now available on Netflix, along with some other stuff including Smile, Trees Lounge, Hell High, and Force of Evil.
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at Don't Worry Darling, available now on HBO Max, and some other stuff including Sole Survivor, Psychos in Love, The Sentinel, Mandrake, See H
Martin McDonagh’s latest film, crafted from his established, pitch-black sense of humor, is the anti-buddy comedy.
In the third chapter of Andreas Malm’s controversial political call to activism, How to Blow Up a Pipeline: Learning to Fight in a World on Fire, the ecology professor and environ
Sifting through the tender memories of his youth, Steven Spielberg has lovingly crafted his personal celebration of the indelible power movies have over us in that signature, sent
Henry Selick’s long-gestating follow-up project to the acclaimed Coraline (2009), his first and only directorial effort with Laika Studios before departing over contractual negoti
Pearl Directed by Ti West Runtime 102 Mins Hot off the heels of the generously pastiched X from earlier this year, Ti West’s prequel/followup carves through the scatte