Are we human, or are we LoMoCops? Find out on this thrilling season premiere of At the Movies with Lo & Mo where we discuss, you guessed it, Paul Verhoeven's 1987 classic, ROBOCOP.

Goodfellas, Greatfellas, or Bestfellas? Lo & Mo analyze and rank one of Scorsese's landmark films and announce next season's directors in this thrilling season finale of At the Movies.

Lo & Mo have a serious discussion about the American Dream™ while discussing this week's surprise film, Chris Smith's 1999 documentary, American Movie. Plus, some big news surrounding the next season of At the Movies.

Peace be with you, listeners. Today, on a special spring edition of At the Movies, Lo & Mo tackle one of the most controversial biblical epics ever made. But what makes it so controversial, exactly? Learn about the film that got Martin Scorsese death threats as we discuss 1988's THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST.

This week on At the Movies, Lo & Mo discuss one of the most critically and commercially successful body horror films of all time. Cronenberg film, mainstream horror, or some hideous fusion of the two? We’re here to give you all of the buzz surrounding 1986’s THE FLY.

What is Martin Scorcese's deal with unlikeable characters? How do you make a pool shark cry? Does your dad's favorite movie hold up? All this and more as Lo & Mo take a crash course in pool hustling with Martin Scorsese's 1986 film, THE COLOR OF MONEY.

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This week, Lo & Mo are stuck with a triple-threat: a Cronenberg-directed Stephen King adaptation starring a young Christopher Walken. But does it hold up? There’s only one way to find out. Join us as we purchase two tickets to...THE DEAD ZONE.

This week on At the Movies with Lo & Mo, the boys get downright surreal talking about the inspiration for modern classics such as Good Time and, uhhh, Superbad. That's right; it's Martin Scorsese's AFTER HOURS.

This week, the show ramps up when Lo & Mo discuss Cronenberg's 1983 film, Videodrome. Does this show even exist, or are we just perceiving it? Find us on Youtube and subscribe for more At the Movies with Lo & Mo.

Ladies and gentlemen, we're back, and with improved audio. This week, Not Ebert and Not Roeper discuss Martin Scorsese's 1982 film, THE KING OF COMEDY, and how it compares to his usual fare.  

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