Aaron joins Matt & Ashley discuss the Russell Crowe/Christian Bale western about a man escorting an outlaw to his fate.

The four teenage friends from the previous Jumanji movie are once again drawn into the mysterious game (along with a couple of new faces). Matt & Ashley review this 2019 film that is now available via streaming and physical media.

A widowed woman wants to open a bookshop in a sleepy English village, but faces opposition. Ashley & Matt review this surprisingly simple film. 

A virus from outer space hitches a ride on a falling satellite, wreaking havoc when it reaches Earth. As people are dying and the virus threatens to spread, a group of scientists are in a race against time to stop it. Ashley & Matt review 1971's The Andromeda Strain, in the age of the Coronavirus. 

The first our movies reviewed during the Coronavirus pandemic, it's a film about an outbreak of a dangerous virus. Timely, no?

Ashley & Matt review the latest adaptation of Jane Austen's novel about a matchmaking young woman in early 19th century England.

A broken family decides to spend Christmas at a remote lodge with a potential stepmother on hand who has some dark secrets. Matt, Ashley and Garret reviews this new chiller from the directors of Goodnight, Mommy.

Leigh Whannell has updated the H.G. Wells classic, and Elisabeth Moss gives a tour de force performance. Ashley & Matt review the new version of The Invisible Man.

Matt, Ashley and Kandace discuss the 2018 adaptation of the Angie Thomas novel about a teenage girl who witnesses a police-involved shooting, and deals with its aftermath.

Our tribute to Black History Month continues with an artistic gem from 1973. The writing, direction and score are by African-Americans, and features a predominantly black cast. It's... different, but sometimes different is good!