More aliens! More sound! We rejoin the Abbott family as they navigate a world where the slightest sound could mean terror. Ashley, Matt and Garret review the sequel to A Quiet Place.

Matt & Ashley review the new documentary about the experiments that J. Marion Sims conducted on African-American enslaved women in the 1840s. The film explores the ramifications of those acts, that permeate our society to this day. 

Amy Adams plays a woman suffering from agoraphobia who witnesses what she thinks is a murder across the street from her house. Ashley & Matt review this taut thriller.

William Shatner plays a seventy-something man who likes women and fast cars, until he loses his license and meets a woman (Jean Smart) who slowly begins to change his life. Christopher Lloyd also stars in this curious movie. Matt & Ashley share their thoughts about it.

The latest episode in our Criterion series finds Ashley, Matt and Ryan talking about the 1977 classic Agnes Varda film, about two women who form a bond that stretches from youth into adulthood. There's a lot of ground to cover in the rich tapestry woven by Varda, and we dove right in.

Chris Rock is an embittered police detective hot on the trail of a copycat Jigsaw killer, as Matt & Ashley review the latest entry in the Saw franchise.

The Mitchell family are on a cross country road trip to take daughter Katie to film school, when an evil AI unleashes an army of robots upon the world. It's up to the Mitchells to save humanity. Ryan joins us to review this delightful new animated movie.

Ed Helms and Patti Harrison star as a single man who wants a kid, and the woman who agrees to be the surrogate of his unborn child. Ashley & Matt discuss this unusual romcom-style movie, written & directed by Nikole Beckwith.

Matt & Ashley review the new fantasy/action movie based on the 1990s martial arts video game. 

Denise Gough and Sebastian Stan star as two ex-pats who meet in Greece, engage in a dysfunctional relationship, and copulate A LOT. Ashley & Matt discuss this interesting and frustrating film.