Hayden Panettiere passed away at age 36. Jeff and Sean pay tribute to a lovely, far too young actress we love. Screaming Mad George, a legend of special effects passed away, he was 69. Yet more tribute is paid. The End of Oak Street Directed by David Robert Mitchell Starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan MacGregor The End of Oak Street follows the Platt family whose idyllic suburban street is suddenly transported into a prehistoric world, forcing them to band together to survive amid dinosaurs and other threats. This sci-fi survival thriller blends intense creature action with human drama, exploring suburban secrets and resilience under pressure. Praised for its thrilling set pieces, strong performances from Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, and Michael Giacchino's dynamic score, it offers a mix of nostalgic Amblin-style adventure and a darker, more menacing tone. Critics call it a fun yet sharp creature feature with humor, heart, and a vicious streak, though some note tonal inconsistencies. Maddie's Secret Directed by John Early Starring John Early Maddie's Secret follows a food influencer whose seemingly picture-perfect life masks a relapse into bulimia when the pressures of online fame and competition mount. Blending sharp comedy with heartfelt drama, John Early's acclaimed directorial debut uses campy, retro melodrama aesthetics to deliver an empathetic, non-exploitative portrait of eating disorders. Critics praise its bold style, emotional depth, and standout performances, making it a daring, worthwhile watch for fans of offbeat, character-driven stories. Classic Kate's Secret Starring Meredith Baxter Birney Kate's Secret (1986) follows Kate Stark, a seemingly perfect suburban wife and mother whose polished life hides a dangerous secret—she struggles with bulimia. As personal pressures mount, her health and relationships are put at risk, leading to a turning point that forces her to confront the illness. With sensitive performances, particularly from Meredith Baxter, the film

tackles eating disorders in a poignant, educational way, making it a worthwhile watch for its message and social impact.

Jeff and Sean talk about weird, bad and cool neighbors. I Want Your Sex Directed by Gregg Araki Starring Cooper Hoffman and Olivia Wilde A nervous, horny young artist (Hoffman) gets a job as an assistant to an elite artist known for her boldly sexual work. When she invites him for casual BDSM sex he takes to it more than he expected to, but when feelings get involved, things spin out of control. One Night Only Directed by Will Gluck Starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro A fascist rom-com attempts to sell fascist ideas to the masses. Our Classic The Doom Generation Directed by Gregg Araki Starring Rose McGowan and Jonathan Schaech Teens Jordan White (James Duval) and Amy Blue (Rose McGowan) pick up a handsome drifter named Xavier Red (Johnathon Schaech). Red tends to create combustible situations -- for example, a trip to a convenience store leads to a clerk getting decapitated. Afterward, the trio voyages through small-town America, where Amy is accosted by various men claiming to be her lovers, and she and Jordan find themselves drawn to Xavier. But can any amount of sex lift the sense of doom hanging over them?

Kazaam Directed by Paul Michael Glaser Starring Shaquille O'Neal Kazaam follows Max, a troubled boy who accidentally frees a wisecracking, 3,000-year-old genie from a boombox. Granted three wishes, Max navigates bullies, family issues, and his estranged father's shady dealings while Kazaam becomes both magical helper and unlikely friend. Despite its fantasy premise and kid-oriented humor, critics found it formulaic with weak acting and writing, though some younger viewers may still enjoy its lighthearted tone.

We're talking Adventure Figures with Jeff's collecting corner. The Box Office for Spider-Man was massive, an all time domestic record at $360 million dollars. Spider-Man Brand New Day Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton Starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, Jon Bernthal, Jacob Batalon, and Sadie Sink Spider-Man: Brand New Day follows Peter Parker as he starts over after the world forgets his identity, trying to live a normal college life while protecting New York on a more street-level scale. When a new threat emerges, he allies with unexpected partners, facing moral dilemmas and personal sacrifice. With Destin Daniel Cretton directing and a strong ensemble cast, early buzz praises its fresh emotional tone and grounded action, making it a highly anticipated MCU entry. Classic Blood Diner Directed by Jackie Kong Blood Diner (1987) is a campy horror-comedy where two brothers run a vegetarian restaurant as cover for collecting body parts to resurrect an ancient goddess. Packed with over-the-top gore, absurd humor, and outrageous set pieces, it plays as a spoof of grindhouse splatter films. Reviews are mixed—some praising its cult appeal and ridiculous fun, others finding it crass and uneven—making it best for fans of schlocky, tongue‐in‐cheek B‐horror.

Go Woke Go... to blockbuster status. The Odyssey continues to crush at the box office. Her Private Hell Directed by Nicholas Winding Refn Starring Sophie Thatcher, Havana Rose Liu, Charles Melton, and Dougray Scott An actress, Sophie Thatcher, longs for the attention of her distant, movie star father (Dougray Scott) who recently married her former lover, played by Havana Rose Liu. Meanwhile, an eerie mist settles over the city bringing with it the disturbing legend of The Leatherman, a faceless. Leather-clad killer who pursues women who are without their fathers. Meanwhile, a former American military man searches the mist for his missing daughter and or the chance of revenge against The Leather Man. Classic #1 The Neon Demon Directed by Nicholas Winding Refn Starring Elle Fanning, Jena Malone, and Desmond Harrington A 16 year old girl moves to Los Angeles to chase her dream of being a model and ends up consumed by the voracious, cutthroat industry. Classic # Titane Directed by Julia Ducournay Starring Agathe Rouselle A child who suffered a massive head injury in a childhood car accident grows into a gorgeous model with a serious fetish for cars and death.

Theodore Rex Directed by Jonathan Beutel Starring Whoopi Goldberg Theodore Rex is a 1996 buddy cop sci‑fi comedy set in a future where humans and dinosaurs coexist. A tough detective teams up with a talking T. rex to solve a string of prehistoric murders tied to a villain's apocalyptic scheme. Despite its quirky premise, the film was poorly reviewed for weak humor, clumsy execution, and lackluster storytelling, making it more of a curiosity for bad‑movie hunters than a must‑watch.

Bob's Back! We caught up with Bob's opinions on Obsession and Mother Mary before diving into this week's new movies. Evil Dead Burn Directed by Sebastian Vaniceck Starring Souella Yacoub Evil Dead Burn is the upcoming standalone entry in the long-running horror franchise, promising an intense, visceral experience under director Sébastien Vaniček. While plot details remain secret, fans can expect Deadite chaos, brutal scares, and new characters led by Souheila Yacoub. With its focus on expanding the series' dark mythology and a reputation for delivering relentless horror, early buzz suggests it's one to watch for genre fans when it hits theaters July 24, 2026. The Invite Directed by Olivia Wilde Starring Seth Rogen, Olivia Wilde, Ed Norton and Penelope Cruz The Invite is a sharp, funny, and emotionally honest chamber comedy-drama about a married couple whose tense relationship takes an unexpected turn during an evening with their neighbors. Set almost entirely in one apartment, it blends biting humor with raw explorations of love, sex, and commitment. Critics praise Olivia Wilde's direction, stellar performances, and witty script, calling it both entertaining and surprisingly moving, making it well worth watching. The Odyssey Directed by Christopher Nolan Starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Tom Holland The Odyssey (2026), Christopher Nolan's epic adaptation of Homer's classic, follows Greek hero Odysseus on a perilous journey home after the Trojan War, encountering gods, monsters, and treacherous seas while his family faces turmoil in Ithaca. Shot entirely in IMAX with a star-studded cast led by Matt Damon, it promises sweeping visuals, intense action, and Nolan's signature scale—making it one of 2026's most anticipated cinematic spectacles. Classic My Dinner with Andre Directed by Louis Malle Starring Andre Gregory and Wallace Shawn

Which naturally turned into another lengthy celebration of Anne Hathaway and Michaela Cole in David Lowery's brilliant Mother Mary. Mother Mary was number 1 for both Jeff and Sean but what else made the list? Obsession? Backrooms? I Love Boosters? Send Help? Project Hail Mary? Pillion? Remarkably Bright Creatures? Check out this week's episode to find out. Next Week Evil Dead Burn and The Invite Classic to be announced

It's the end of Pride Month and we have three LGBTQ movies on tap

But first

Jeff and Sean reflect on a recent convention appearance

New Movies

Toy Story 5

Directed by Andrew Stanton

Starring Joan Cusack, Tim Allen, and Tom Hanks

Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the rest of the gang come face-to-face with Lilypad, a brand-new tablet device that arrives with her own disruptive ideas about what is best for Bonnie. Will playtime ever be the same?

Supergirl

Directed by Craig Gillespie

Starring Millie Alcock and Jason Mamoa

When an unexpected and ruthless adversary strikes too close to home, Supergirl reluctantly joins forces with an unlikely companion for an interstellar journey of vengeance and justice.

The Death of Robin Hood

Directed by Michael Sarnoski

Starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer

Grappling with his violent past, Robin Hood finds himself gravely injured after a battle that he thought would be his last. He soon gets a chance at salvation when he meets a mysterious woman and a young girl.

Girls Like Girls

Directed by Hayley Kiyoko

Starring Myra Milloy and Zach Braff

After moving to a small Oregon town to live with her estranged father, young Coley meets the charismatic Sonya, her boyfriend, Trenton, and the rest of their friends. Content to observe from a distance, Coley gets pulled into their world as sparks start to fly between the new girl and the popular girl.

Leviticus

Directed by Anthony Chiarella

Starring Joe Bird, Stacy Clausen, and Mia Wasikowska

Leviticus is a 2026 psychological horror film directed by Adrian Chiarella. The movie follows two teenage boys who are forced to escape a violent entity that shape-shifts into the person they desire most—which happens to be each other.

Our Classic

The Hunger (1983)

Directed by Tony Scott

Starring Catherine Daneuve, Susan Sarandon, and David Bowie

John (David Bowie) is the lover of the gorgeous immortal vampire Miriam (Catherine Deneuve), and he's been led to believe that he'll live forever, too. Unfortunately, he quickly deteriorates into a horrible living death, and Miriam seeks a new companion. She soon sets her sights on Sarah (Susan Sarandon), a lovely young scientist, who quickly falls under Miriam's spell. However, Sarah doesn't warm up to the concept of vampirism easily, leading to conflict with Miriam.

Directed by Ben Stiller Starring Jim Carrey, Matthew Broderick, and Leslie Mann Cable Guy Chip Douglas makes a new friend when he gives Matthew Broderick free cable but their friendship may be short-lived when Chip finds out his new friend is no friend at all.