After The Show Movie Podcast

Grab a spoon and a controller because this week gets weird. We review Ice Cream Man (2026), a chilling horror tale with a taste for the absurd, before jumping into VED: Recure to see if this adventure delivers a memorable experience or melts under pressure. Join us for reviews, laughs, and plenty of questionable life choices.

Cape or cargo? We're reviewing Supergirl and hauling across the plains in the new American Truck Simulator: South Dakota DLC. Here's what we thought.

This week we dive into The End of Oak Street and break down what worked, what didn’t, and why it kept us watching. Ascully talks about his current guitar practice — no frustration, just progress — and Cidtalk adds some solid advice along the way. Quick, relaxed, and very After the Show.

On this episode of After the Show, we unpack the chaos and craft of The Last House, a film that gives us plenty to debate. After that, we fire up Port of Jumanah, exploring its mechanics, style, and the wild choices behind its world. A double‑dose of cinematic thrills and digital adventure.

This week we hit the road with She Rides Shotgun, a lean, tense crime thriller, then dive into Moonlighter 2 for some upgraded shopkeeping‑meets‑dungeon‑crawling chaos. Short, sharp, and packed with good stuff.

This week we’re talking The Invite, a comedy full of awkward moments, bad decisions, and the kind of party you’re glad you only have to watch. Then we break down the GTA 6 trailer—the chaos, the neon, and why Vice City already feels like the perfect playground for disaster.

This week on After the Show, we dig into Soulm8te, the tech‑thriller that turns dating into a digital nightmare, and then switch gears to the PC game Low Budget Repairs, a quirky little fixer‑upper sim that surprised us more than we expected. Movies, games, and plenty of opinions.

This week on After the Show, we dig into Carolina Caroline, the latest film from the director of Dinner in America — a movie we’re both massive fans of. We talk about how his style carries over, where this one goes in a different direction, and what stuck with us after the credits. We also spent time with the new Creepshow game on PC, so we break down the scares, the vibe, and whether it nails that Creepshow anthology feel

On this episode, we tackle Evil Dead Burn, a film that delivers demons, carnage, and the kind of unhinged energy only this franchise can pull off. Expect laughs, winces, and a whole lot of “did they really just do that?”

We dive into The Mandalorian and Grogu and break down the galaxy’s cutest duo as they jump to the big screen. Found family, space‑western chaos, and plenty of Grogu antics.