As a little December treat, we’re doing another Top 5 list! We bring back Elias Hoxsie (who designed our logo!) and welcome new friend of the show Henry Black to discuss animation. Hot off our Disney 100 marathon, we broaden our scope to talk about our favorite animated films of the 21st century.

Disney, Pixar, Studio Ghibli, Laika, and more animation studios are represented here, as are superheroes, spirit realms, science fiction, and a certain mystery-solving Great Dane. Tune in to see if your faves got mentioned!

Is there a movie we missed? Let us know at [email protected]

 Elias and Henry are Here!| 0:00 - 2:47, Bunny Man and Co.| 2:47 - 8:49, Definitive Top 5 Best Animated Movies of the 21st Century| 8:49 - 1:42:30, Tappies Next Week| 1:42:30 - 1:48:23

With Disney 100 in the rear view, Christian and Scott turn their sights ahead to look at 2024. There’s a lot of movies already announced (plus a few that got delayed), as well as a few without release dates that we’re crossing our fingers for. We share our respective top 10s, plus quite a few honorable mentions.

Got a movie you’re looking forward to next year? Let us know at [email protected]

 Is 2024 Something to be Excited About?| 0:00 - 5:41, Top 10 Most Anticipated Movies of 2024| 5:41 - 1:19:25, Not Bad| 1:19:25 - 1:22:44

It’s a big one here on Cinema on Tap as we share our Top 5 Disney movies! Not only will christian and Scott share their respective lists (with only one film on both lists), but they discuss Disney’s latest Wish.

Wish is celebrating Disney’s 100 year anniversary. Will our hosts find it a worthwhile commemoration? Stay tuned to find out.

Is there a Disney film you love that didn’t get a shoutout on today’s episode? Let us know at [email protected]

 Priscilla and Saltburn and May December| 0:00 - 11:54, Wish - Flop or OK?| 11:54 - 31:15, Definitive Top 5 Disney Animated Movie Lists (Just One Overlap)| 31:15 - 1:25:06, DECEMBER IS UPON US| 1:25:06 - 1:31:37

We have arrived at arguably the most famous era of all: The Disney Renaissance. Christian and Scott are looking at two of Disney’s most influential films of the last 30 years: Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King.

Joined by new friend of the show Hadley Vogler, we revisit some childhood favorites to talk about the Broadway influence, revitalized princess story, celebrity voice actors and more. This was a fun one!

Got a Disney movie you love or a top 5 list you want to submit? Send us an email at [email protected]

 Hadley is Here, Scott is Virtual| 0:00 - 7:59, History with the Disney Renaissance| 7:59 - 21:43, Critical and Commercial Successes| 21:43 - 1:06:42, Top 5’s Coming Soon| 1:06:42 - 1:09:14

To satisfy your princess desires AND your talking animal desires, our hosts bring you another double feature - this time, they're talking about the Disney Silver Era classics, Cinderella and The Jungle Book. As our co-hosts grapple with the films, the words "travesty" and "masterpiece" get thrown around - but by which co-host?

Got a Disney movie that's your favorite from this era? Feel free to send us an email at [email protected]

 SAG-AFTRA STRIKE OVER| 0:00 - 10:18, Priscilla and Saltburn and The Killer…oh my| 10:18 - 23:34, Making of Some Fairy Tales| 23:34 - 32:46, Princesses or Talking Animals| 32:46 - 1:13:06, Renaissance| 1:13:06 - 1:22:14

It’s nostalgia time! In honor of Disney 100 and the release of their new film Wish, Christian and Scott are taking a walk down memory lane and watching some classic Disney films.

We’re starting at the very beginning: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs & Pinocchio!

It’s the fairy tale that started it all, and the morality tale that followed it. Many still consider these among the greatest animated films ever made. Will our hosts agree?

Plus, we talk about two new films we saw at AFI Fest: Bradley Cooper’s Maestro and Jeff Nichols’ The Bikeriders.

 Why Was Bud Light #1?| 0:00 - 2:29, Doubling Up with The Bikeriders and Maestro| 2:29 - 21:12, Dwarfs and Puppets - Snow White + Pinocchio| 21:12 - 1:10:03, The Silver Age| 1:10:03 - 1:12:54

Before we tap out this month’s cinematic keg, we’ve got some recommendations for all kinds of supernatural horror! Demons, ghosts, haunted houses, killer weather, and the devil himself — we’ve got it all for you on this episode. Christian and Scott take a trip through history, recommending movies from as far back as the 60s and as recently as 2020. We’ve got you covered for some hidden gems, guilty pleasures, and more.

Got a supernatural horror you love? Let us know at [email protected]

 Parameters of the Game| 0:00 - 3:19, Killers of the Flower Moon - The Bikeriders and Maestro Up Next| 3:19 - 18:10, Critically Acclaimed and Reviled Hidden Gems| 18:10 - 1:10:03, Coming Soon!| 1:10:03 - 1:15:53

Get ready for your next pour from our Supernatural Horror keg as we talk about a recent horror hit: The Babadook. We take a trip to Australia to talk through Jennifer Kent’s feature debut.

Kent pairs scares with a thought-provoking metaphor as a terrifying monster haunts a mother and son. Since its release in 2014, The Babadook has gained a reputation as one of the best horror movies of the 2010s, as well as birthing internet memes and even a wonderfully silly discourse: is the Babadook an LGBT+ icon?

Pour yourself a beer and listen along as Christian and Scott sit down to see if The Babadook deserves its positive reputation.

Got a supernatural horror film you love? Or, have any ideas for future kegs we should tap? Let us know at [email protected]

 Geography Lessons with Christian and Scott| 0:00 - 5:28, Taster - Horror as a Stand-In for Grief| 5:28 - 24:33, Formation of Mister Babadook| 24:33 - 31:03, Pour one out for The Babadook| 31:03 - 1:03:22, Next Week’s Untapped Keg| 1:03:22 - 1:06:08

Our Supernatural Horror rotation got off to a great start last week, and we’re moving forward in time to look at one of the biggest Japanese horror films of all-time: Ringu. Also known as The Ring, the film boasts a famous premise — anyone who watches a cursed video tape receives a mysterious phone call telling them they have 7 days before they die.

Christian and Scott are ready for another first time watch. Stay tuned to get their thoughts on this 90s classic.

Have a supernatural horror film you love? Or, any international horror films that you love that received remakes here in Hollywood? Let us know at [email protected]

 Drinking From the World’s Oldest Brewery| 0:00 - 3:08, Taster - Adaptation as a Process| 3:08 - 15:55, Background Information| 15:55 - 23:11, Tapping that Keg - Ringu| 23:11 - 51:59, Creepy Creatures| 51:59 - 56:27

Happy Spooky Season, everyone! We’re taking a look at some horror movies this month as we tap a brand new cinematic keg for October: Supernatural horror! We’re starting with a hidden gem from 1980: The Changeling.

Written by William Gray and Diana Maddox, directed by Peter Medak and starring George C. Scott, The Changeling is allegedly based on real events that happened to co-writer Russell Hunter. It made such an impact at the time that Martin Scorsese listed it as one of the 11 scariest movies he had ever seen. But, where do our co-hosts land?

Got a supernatural horror flick that you love and want us to talk about on the show? Let us know at [email protected]

 Film Festivals Galore| 0:00 - 14:09, Cult Movies and Supernatural Horror| 14:09 - 28:17, Tapping that Keg - The Changeling| 28:17 - 56:33, First Movie in a Franchise is Next| 56:33 - 1:02:41