CineMillennials

The CineMillennials tackle the Final Destination franchise! From Final Destination (2000) through Bloodlines (2025), CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy revisit every film in the series, share their favorite deaths, and rank each installment from worst to best.

Spooky season’s not over yet… and neither is Death’s design.

Spooky Season marches on and the CineMillennials are turning the terror dial up to 10.

CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy unveil their Top 10 Horror Films ; a mix of timeless classics, modern nightmares, and the movies that still make them glance nervously at dark hallways.

They revisit their Mount Rush-Horror picks (The Thing, Silence of the Lambs, Alien, and Scream), debate what truly defines great horror, and see which films survived their final cut.

The scares aren’t stopping here! Three more horror-themed episodes are still to come.

Boldly going where every movie podcast has gone before… but screaming the whole way.

In this spooky season special, CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy carve their Mount Rush-Horror , four films so iconic they define the genre itself. Before their full Top 10 Horror countdown drops, the duo break down the titans of terror: The Thing, Silence of the Lambs, Alien, and Scream.

They share what went into selecting each film, reveal box office stats and fan ratings, and dig into behind-the-scenes stories; from casting rumors to infamous production moments. It’s part history lesson, part horror hangout, and all CineMillennials energy.

Your mission: drop your own Mount Rush-Horror and see if you can top theirs.

A quick bonus drop from CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy! The CineMillennials share their first reactions to One Battle After Another, totally spoiler-free. Along the way, they veer into a lighthearted discussion on the works of Paul Thomas Anderson, because when do they ever stay completely on topic? If you’re curious about the hype but don’t want the details ruined, this is a safe space for you.

CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy are trading screams for laughs as they dive into the world of horror comedies. From Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland to Ready or Not, Cabin in the Woods, and even Hubie Halloween (yes, you read that right), they break down the films that prove scary can be just as funny.

They revisit the Scary Movie trilogy, debate which sub-genres work best, and shout out modern cult favorites like Happy Death Day, Freaky, Totally Killer, and Bodies Bodies Bodies.

Your spooky season watchlist just got a whole lot funnier, time to press play.

CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy strap in for a chest-bursting journey through Ridley Scott’s Alien (1979), James Cameron’s Aliens (1986), and the sequels that followed. From the horror of LV-426 to the action-packed Colonial Marine drop ship, the hosts revisit one of sci-fi’s most terrifying and enduring franchises. Along the way, they debate which entries still hold up, how Ripley became an icon, and what the series means to millennial movie fans who grew up with both xenomorph nightmares and action-figure battles.

In this episode, CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy saddle up and ride through the entire landscape of Western cinema. From dusty frontier towns and classic shootouts to modern neo-Western reinventions, the CineMillennials explore how the genre has shaped film history and why it continues to endure. Along the way, they share their favorite Western moments, debate the legends of the Old West, and uncover what keeps audiences returning to the wide-open frontier.

CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy take to the mic to countdown their favorite sports movies and this time, they did it live for listeners! After hearing your feedback, the CineMillennials switched up their format, debating and ranking the top 10 on-air so fans could experience every argument, laugh, and surprise in real time. Expect underdog stories, legendary montages, and a few gentle reminders that some homework is optional… but some movies aren't.

In this episode, CineKyle and Benver the Mile High Movie Guy shine a spotlight on director Robert Eggers, breaking down his singular style and the haunting themes that run through The Witch, The Lighthouse, The Northman, and Nosferatu. From his obsessive attention to historical authenticity to his chilling approach to horror, the hosts trace Eggers’ evolution as a filmmaker. They also rank his films, debate their personal favorites, and look ahead to what might come next from one of today’s most distinctive auteurs.

The CineMillennials dive headfirst into the world of Japanese cinema. From legendary samurai epics and haunting ghost stories to the kaiju that crushed cities and the quiet dramas that redefined filmmaking. Along the way, they unpack how Japan’s films influenced Hollywood, shaped pop culture, and left a mark on movie history that still resonates today.