They finally showed us some new stuff, and we're excited to talk to you about it! This episode we go from sci-fi to action/comedy, and it might surprise you how we reviewed them based on the pedigree of the filmmakers.

There's been a bit of a slump of new movies coming to theaters, so we thought we would spend a whole episode talking about some of our favorite guilty pleasures from a list of random genres.

Two movies this week that couldn't be further apart. We take a look at the newest outing in the MCU and also an adaptation of a Stephen King short story. Wackiness ensues in both!

I don't know how we did it, but we got Counts to cover two horror movies in one episode! Both of these do feel a bit out of place in January (and not October), and each has its strengths and weaknesses, but we think you might be surprised which one we liked most.

And with the UFCA Awards done, we are ready to put a final pin in 2024! Take a listen as we discuss the winners and also what we think the UFCA got right and wrong.

It's hard to believe that it's time to do a wrap up of another year and list what movies we loved best in 2024. We think you might be surprised by what each of picked and how much, if any, overlap there was.

It's that time of year when we are heavily in awards season, and both of these films weigh heavily into the arthouse genre. But are they actually good in and of their own right? We definitely think so!

Two more movies this week, and I think you'll be surprised on our thoughts about them. Tom Hanks is back with Here which attempts to do something unique, and doesn't quite pull it off. Venom though? We weren't expecting how all of us would feel about this one, and I don't think any of you will either!

We did it again - another threepeat! Yup, we had too many movies for the month of September, so we decided to do them all. One movie we really didn't like, and one got a perfect score from all three panelists. We'll let you guess which ones!

Brooks has nicknamed Adam and Counts the Grumpypants because they didn't nearly have as much fun with Beetlejuice as he did, and even then, Brooks inner curmudgeon came out. Thankfully, Romulus was there to save the day along with some great afterlife themed guilty pleasures.