By Any Means takes place in Mississippi in 1966, where the FBI calls in a mob hitman to help a black FBI agent bring racists to justice. Ashley & Matt review the movie here.

Matt and Deb rank all thirteen of the theatrically-released Star Trek movies! Listen as we share how we discovered the original TV show, personal memories of when and how we saw some of the films, and which ones are our favorites.

We had a lot of ground to cover -- four new movies this week -- so we decided to review them all in one episode! They run the gamut: a cartoon/live action mash-up, a serial killer thriller, a gay rom-com, and a deranged kids' show mascot.

There's a new Insidious movie in theaters, and Larry is here to review it with us!

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We look back at 1998, as Brandon joins us to talk about The Truman Show. 

We had a lot (probably too much) to talk about with the new movie The End of Oak Street, and so decided to do a spoiler episode on it! 

Tony tells the story of one summer in the young adult life of renowned chef and author Anthony Bourdain. Matt & Ashley review the movie in this episode.

On the one night of the year when single people are allowed to have sex, Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro's characters meet cute. Will they end up together beyond this one night? Rachel joins us to talk the new rom-com.

Ashley & Matt look back at a mid-1970s classic starring Ellen Burstyn, and directed by Martin Scorsese. 

It's the fourth Tom Holland Spider-Man movie! Matt & Ashley review it in this episode.