It’s Oscars time! Or it was.

The Film Bullies are fashionably late to the Academy Awards, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have the hottest and most unfortunate takes on Hollywood’s biggest night.

In this episode, the Film Bullies die laughing over the Fyre Festival documentaries, don’t understand what’s going on with the Ghostbusters franchise, and get sucked into the konmari lifestyle.

Bird Box 

Cold War 

If Beale Street Could Talk 

Can You Ever Forgive Me 

Aquaman 

Fyre Fraud

Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened  

Tidying Up with Marie Kondo 

In this episode, the Film Bullies discuss which movies of 2018 were their favorites vs. their most hated, and gleefully celebrate the demise of Moviepass.

In this episode, the Film Bullies make Academy Award hosting suggestions,  talk watching movies at home vs. watching in a cinema, discuss our favorite holiday movies, and wonder why more people can’t get on Pamela Anderson’s level.

"Kevin Hart banned from the Oscars "

Little Dieter Needs to Fly 

Widows

"Meet Gina Rodriguez, the Latina Actress Who Refuses to Allow Black Women to Ever Be Great"

Shirkers

Roma

Best Practices for Viewing Roma

Tom Cruise Tells You the Best Way to Watch Movies at Home

If Beale Street Could Talk

Jenny McCarthy vs Tara Reid

"The Yellow Vests and I"

In this episode, the Film Bullies talk about the holiday movies they hate the most, how is Amanda Bynes these days, and why does Australian KFC get aoli dipping sauce while the rest of us are awash in high fructose corn syrup.

Stepmom

Welcome Home Brother Charles

Shoplifting

Lena Dunham Comes to Terms With Herself

Break the Internet: Amanda, Please

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban Are a Suburban Dream at KFC and Walmart

In this episode, the Film Bullies decide they’re back whenever they darn well please, begin mourning FilmStruck, and wonder why Mickey Rourke's dogs are eating better than they are.

Man who is frightened by yeti in Mulholland Drive

Halloween (2018)

Burning

The Devils

In this episode, the Film Bullies have no idea what a popcorn bucket is, creep up on Ang Lee, and offer you unlicensed medical advice concerning inflight meals.

Farming

Yet another forgotten movie title: Cities of Last Things

Blakkklansman

Mandy

Ready Player One

You’ve Got Mail

The Ice Storm

Still Walking

A Star Is Born (2018)

Lindsay Lohan steals a child

Bette Midler loses her mind

Drew Barrymore knows nothing about this interview

Your potential meal on Egypt Air

On this episode of the Film Bullies, we talk big fat blemishes in the movie Eighth Grade and on the Holllywood Walk of Fame; Milisa finds love on a leash, Evan spews rapid-fire Hollywood gossip, and Christina wants to die. Your new favorite segment, that we still don’t know what to call, returns.

In this episode, the Film Bullies love lumpia, tragic actresses, and whatever it is that is going on with Lindsay Lohan right now.

Eighth Grade

BUYBUST 

A Star is Born (1954)

[ed.note: The issue with the random stills in A Star is Born happened because the studio made director George Cukor cut large parts of the movie out. The movie that is in current release is a 1983 restoration with what could be found of those cut out parts.]

Judy Garland records her thoughts 

‘A Chat with Je-Yong Ha, the “Korean Hulk,” Who Jets Around the World with Lindsay Lohan’ 

Nanette

The Film Bullies are back from vacation! Well, some of us. This week we’ve finally seen Hereditary, we talk about the connection between summer and disaster movies, and how red beans and rice haven’t missed Mrs. Incredible’s hips.

Hereditary

The Incredibles 2 

Dustin Hoffman talks about being an ugly woman 

Titanic

Gwyneth sings Cruisin’ with Huey Lewis