Join us for a look at All Quiet on the Western Front.  An all new adaptation of the classic 1929 novel that is streaming currently on Netflix.   Then in the show's second half we go back to 1997 for at look at The Devil's Advocate.  Does Al Pacino chew up some scenery in this one?   Oh you betcha!

Todd Field is back to directing with the new film TAR.  It stars Cate Blanchett in the lead role.   Jason and Matt give a full review.  In the second half of the show the guys go back to 1979 for a fresh look at Steven Spielberg's madcap comedy, 1941.

We had to think outside the box this week in order to find a new movie to review.   We ended up settling on I Love You, You Hate Me the new documentary streaming on Peacock about the Barney phenomenon in the 1990's.    Then in the second half of the show the randomizer tasked us with reviewing Robin Williams and Kurt Russell in The Best of Times from 1986.

David O. Russell has a new film out called Amsterdam and Jason and Matt spend the first half of the show letting us know how they felt about it.    Then in the shows second segment they go all the way back to 1961 for a look at the World War II classic, The Guns of Navarone.

First up this week and brand new in theaters is SMILE.  The first of many horror films jammed into the Halloween release window.   Then in the second half of the show we go back to 1993 to take a look at Kevin Costner starring as a fugitive on the run in the Clint Eastwood directed film, A Perfect World.   Thanks for listening everyone!!

After a week away Jason is back once again and along with Matt they take a look at Don't Worry Darling.  They review the film and decide if that old saying is true.   There is no such thing as bad publicity.   Then in the second half of the show the fellas go back to 1975 to review the cockroach infestation film BUG.

As Jason is away on vacation this week, Matt is once again joined by Ben to take a look at this weeks slate of movies.   Goodnight Mommy which was released to streaming this week is first up and then it's back to 1996 for The Sylvester Stallone flick Daylight.

Matt and Jason are back after missing an episode due to illness (Matt) once again.   Our new movie this week is Barbarian, a horror movie that was released into theaters on Sept. 9th.   Then in the second half of the show we drill deep into The Core from 2003, this weeks random movie.   See what I did there?

In what has become a very difficult stretch to find new theatrical movies to review for the show, once again we had to turn our attention to a film that was new to streaming.   After some debate, we settled on Samaritan which recently debuted on Amazon Prime.   Then for our retro movie we were assigned to watch Colors from 1988, an inner city crime drama starring Robert Duvall and Sean Penn.  Thanks everyone for listening!

No real difference of opinion this week as Matt and Jason could not agree more.  Emily the Criminal (2022) is a movie to highly recommend and Arlington Road from 1999 is utterly stupid!   Listen to see how it all played out!