Jason and Matt are back this week with a brand new episode.   Leading off our show is a look at Jurassic World: Dominion, new in theaters this week.  In the second half of the show the randomizer sent us back to 1968 to revisit Bullitt and one of the greatest car chases ever filmed.  Thanks for listening!

After missing a week because Matt caught COVID, the boys are back at full strength.  This week Matt and Jason are joined by friend of the podcast Ben to help us take a look at Top Gun: Maverick.   Then in the second half of the show the 1998 film Clay Pigeons is reviewed.  They will all tell you why this movie should have been left in the 90s.

Wow between the title of this miniseries and the title of the film we are reviewing for the rock docs series this week, we have quite the mouthful.    On this episode we take a look at the Glam Metal madness of the mid 1980's as we review The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years. (1987)

This is the first episode of a new mini series from Cinema Spin.   It is a musical journey through some of the great Rock N Roll Documentaries of all time.   We started with Gimme Shelter.   We hope you enjoy it!    

So much for differences of opinion in this episode as Jason and Matt both hate on Men (2022) the in first half of the show and gush over Peeping Tom (1960) in the second.

Another week, another episode and this week we have a very special guest, Jason's wife Beth.  She joins the show as someone with a particular affinity for this weeks random film The Poseidon Adventure (1972).   First up though is an in depth review of Firestarter, new in theaters this week and streaming on Peacock as well.   

Whoa!  Worlds collide this week as Matt and Jason review the latest film in the MCU, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.   Then in the second half of the show the randomizer pulled something from 1990.  Gene Hackman and Ann Archer star in Narrow Margin.  Do you remember that movie?  Do not feel bad as nobody seems to.

This week Matt and Jason are joined by our resident Nicholas Cage expert Chris for a deep dive into Cage's latest film, The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.  Then in the second half of the show we go back to 2007 to take a look at The Mist directed by Frank Darabont.

Wow episode 70 already!  Thanks for listening and helping to make this happen!   First up tonight is the brand new film by director Robert Eggers, The Northman (2022).   In the second half of the show The Randomizer chose a real winner for us in 1977's Damnation Alley.    The other Sci Fi film that 20th Century Fox released in 1977!

Recently added to Netflix was the latest film from Director Richard Linklater, Apollo  10 1/2.   Jason and Matt have their full reviews.   Then in the second half of the show the "randomizer" sent us back to 1987 to discover a rare hidden gem in Barry Levinson's Tin Men (1987)