We took another trip to the theater this week to see M. Night Shyamalan's latest film Old.  Check out the show to find out if we liked it or not.  In our second half we go all the way back to 1975 to review the futuristic sports movie, Rollerball starring James Caan.   Please like or subscribe where applicable and if you have the ability to leave us a review it would be greatly appreciated!

Even though it came out a few weeks ago, we just could not pass up the chance to talk about Summer of Soul.  It will serve as our new movie for this week.  Also this week, the Randomizer sent us back to 1989 to take a look at the long forgotten A Dry White Season.  Thanks for listening!!  Please subscribe, give us a like or even a review.   Any feedback would be most appreciated!

Finally, after a very long wait due to the pandemic, Black Widow has arrived in theaters.  We are here to give it a thorough review.  Then in the second half of the show we go all the way back to 1985 so Matt can catch up on the one John Hughes movie he had never seen, Weird Science.  Did he find it a classic or a travesty?  Find out in this episode!

New this week to HBO MAX is No Sudden Move, a film with an all star cast directed by Steven Soderbergh.  Jason and Matt took a look at it and there is there full review.    In the second half of the show, brought to us by the Retro Movie Machine, is the 1971 exploitation film Werewolves On Wheels.  Hold on to your butts!

We are joined today by our friend Chris.   Chris is well versed in the Fast and Furious franchise and is here to school us on some of the backstory behind F9.   Also on this episode we take a look at the Storytelling disaster that is Jade from 1995.

We watched The Sparks Brothers. A documentary about Sparks, the hardest working, most prolific band you have never heard about.  After that we go way back to 1974 and watch The Omen for the first time.   The show may be a little bit more freeform than normal. It was a very long weekend in these parts!

This week we took a look at the biggest thing in pop culture right now, In The Heights.  A brand new adaptation of the Tony winning Stage musical by Lin Manual Miranda.  Then for our second movie, chosen by the Retro Movie Machine, we go all the way back to 1992 for A River Runs Through It.

Our first movie leading off the show is The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021). It is new this weekend, both in theaters and is available to stream via HBOMAX.  Then chosen at random by our randomizing machine is probably the worst movie we have had on the podcast so far.  Class of 1984 (1982)

Ben and I dig into 1972's Joe Kidd Starring Clint Eastwood and Robert Duvall.   For our new movie this week, we review A Quiet Place: Part II (2021) and for the occasion Matt ventured out to the movie theater for the first time since 2019.  Find how how he fared!

Our Friend Ben subs in for the vacationing Jason and we watch and review Zach Snyder's Army of the Dead (2021).   In our second segment the randomizer really did a number on us in picking 1999's The Thirteenth Floor.   Listen at your own risk!