Special guest Joshua Ray of Cinema St. Louis and The Lens Podcast joins us to review Everything Everywhere All at Once as well as our random film, Urban Cowboy from 1980.    Joshua also fill us in on all the details of the upcoming Q FEST, a Cinema St. Louis event that begins on April 29th at the St. Louis Galleria Theater.

Morbius is finally out in theaters and Matt and Jason are here with their reviews.   Then in the second half of the show we take and in depth look at Alfred Hitchcock's final film, Family Plot.

Brand new in theaters this was was Lost City starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, Jason and Matt have their full reviews.   Then in the shows second have the great randomizer decreed that we take a fresh look at the 2001 Cult darling, Donnie Darko.   Originally we included our Oscar prediction in this show but decided to release them as a mini episode instead.   Available now!

Unfortunately our schedule did not allow us to post our predictions for this years Oscars but here they are now.   Recorded before the show but posted here in a totally irrelevant form!   No we did not predict that the show would feature a physical assault by one of the nights big winners.

X is a brand new horror flick out this week directed by Ti West, Jason and Matt have their full reviews!   Then in our second half the randomizer sent us all the way back to 1969 for our takes on the influential sex comedy Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice. 

In what might be the least commercially viable podcast in history, Jason and Matt watched and have their full reviews of Critical Darling Drive My Car and classic tearjerker Terms of Endearment.  Enjoy!! 

Friend of the podcast Jen again joins Jason and Matt for another episode of movie reviews.   She was brought in specifically because the randomizer chose for us to look at 1995's Home for the Holidays and that just so happens to be one of Jen's favorite movies of all time.  First up though is our look at the latest DC universe movie, the highly anticipated, The Batman. 

So the Foo Fighters made a horror movie and nobody went to see it.  Well Jason and Matt did and you can find their full review in the first half of this weeks episode of Cinema Spin.  In the back half of the show the guys take a look at the 1988 Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jim Belushi buddy cop comedy Red Heat.  

Our first film for this episode is KIMI (2022), a Steven Soderbergh film recently released on HBO Max.  Then in the second half of the show we go back 20 years to 2002 to revisit Road to Perdition and see if Tom Hanks can pull off playing a more dubious character than we are accustomed to seeing him play.

Matt and Jason both got back out there to the theater this week to see Kenneth Branagh's latest film, Death On The Nile.  Tune in for their full reviews.    Then for the first time in a long time the randomizer cooked up a real gem in 1978's Magic.  That is the topic of the second half of this episode.  Thanks for listening everyone!