Cube Critics

If you want thrills, chills, and sometimes outright terror, there's nothing like a good political thriller. MPR Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr talk about some of their favorites.

MPR Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr see two different approaches on portraying recent history.

In the latest edition of Cube Critics Film School MPR Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr talk about fine films from 1941 to watch at home

A sequel to a classic, which Cube Critic Stephanie Curtis argues wasn't really needed, as fellow Cubester Euan Kerr welcomes a raw final leading performance from Harry Dean Stanton.

There is a particular satisfaction provided by a good heist movie. They appeal to the devious natures of MPR Cube Critics Euan Kerr and Stephanie Curtis. Here they present a few of their favorites to watch at home.

A lot of big names in theaters this week with Stone as Billie Jean King, Carell as Bobby Riggs, Cruise as Barry Seal, and Karen Allen in "Year by the Sea." MPR Cube Critics Euan Kerr and Stephanie Curtis discuss which to see.

With the recent death of Harry Dean Stanton at age 91, MPR Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr discuss what made him so distinctive as a character actor, and talk about films you can stream at home to appreciate his genius.

It's the sequel Stephanie Curtis has awaited for months - the Kingsmen are back. And Euan Kerr learns the history behind a horrible coincidence from 1964.

Ever on the search for great cinema to enjoy at home the Cube Critics stumble into 1958. This leads to Stephanie Curtis demanding Euan Kerr explain the "Carry On" films, and Euan learning a Curtis guilty pleasure...

Cube Critics Film School continues with Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr going back to 1958. As they discuss great movies from that year to watch at home, they also examine some of the films that represent the cultural climate of the time such as the "Carry On" series which launched that year.