Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

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Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews episodes

  • Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) Directed by Shane Black Review

    Black Christmas is approaching its peak with a look at the hysterical 2005 murder/mystery that put Robert Downey Jr. back on the map and graced us with perhaps the best performance of Val Kilmer's career. This raucous, vulgar, and hysterical romp through the crime and snark-ridden streets of 2005 LA is as delightful as it is sharp. If that wasn't enough, breaking down the film's central mystery may be our biggest challenge yet. Reattach your finger and hit play. 

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    1 hr 52 min
  • Iron Man 3 (2013) Directed by Shane Black Review

    As the Black Christmas train continues to roll, the Bunch takes a quick stop at the Marvel Cinematic Universe for a revisit of Shane Black's directorial "one for them" that is still undeniably his. Did this threequel deserve the scorn it got, or is it secretly one of Marvel's best movies? 

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    2 hr 10 min
  • The Predator (2018) Directed by Shane Black Review

    It is a solemn day for the Cinema Roast Bunch... As the crew embarks on their (Shane) Black Christmas voyage, they encounter their biggest obstacle yet: a film so bad that it nearly tanked its franchise forever before being miraculously resuscitated in 2022 thanks to the efforts of one Dan Trachtenberg and his remarkable return to form Prey. Despite the usually sharp pen of writer/director Shane Black, who famously starred in the original Predator film, the 2018 return of the space-faring Yautja was a bleak one. Will the Bunch survive to tell the tale?

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    1 hr 32 min
  • Cult Movies, as in Movies Featuring a Cult

    This week, the Cinema Roast Bunch delves into the macabre and twisted world of cults. Religious, spiritual, outright bat-shit crazy groups hell bent on making your skin crawl and an easy recipe for edge-of-your-seat cinema. Grab your candles, dear listeners, and join us for a wide-ranging ride of movies filled to the brim with Kool-Aid-submerged veneration.  

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    1 hr 6 min
  • The Most Stressful Films That Keep Us Coming Back

    What movies stress us the hell out, but keep us coming back for more? It is time to dive deep into the most muscle-tensing, heart-pounding movies that we, despite the terror, could easily go back to for seconds. Be it the existentialism of time itself, or the unyielding toil of toxic relationships, here at the CRB, we are gluttons for punishment...

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    2 hr 20 min
  • Leap of Faith (1992) Directed by Richard Pearce Review

    This week, what begins as a cautiously interested first look at the star-studded, Steve Martin and Debra Winger-led dramedy leads the Bunch down a rabbithole of theology, morality, and frustrating ambiguity about the film's own theological motives. The crew certainly dissects its message and portrayal of religion and those who practice it, but more importantly, how they feel about the whole thing to begin with?

    Didn't take us very long to get here, did it?


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    1 hr 22 min

About Cinema Roast Bunch: Film Discussion & Movie Reviews

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Travis, John, and Noah, lifelong film buffs, are on a mission to review and discuss movies from every corner of cinema. From cult classics and blockbuster hits to so bad it's good B-movies and the…