On this episode of Movie Buffs: Cool Down we reviewed the horror film that’s been getting a lot of buzz this summer, Longlegs. We discussed the films it was influenced by, what makes studios like Neon and A24 so fresh, and expressed our excitement for Oz Perkins’ future films.

On this episode of Movie Buffs we revisited the 1994 cult classic, The Crow for its 30 year anniversary. We discussed the controversy around the film, the timeless production design, and Brandon Lee’s unforgettable performance.

On this episode of Movie Buffs we revisited the 2004 film, The Bourne Supremacy, 20 years later. We discussed its place in the franchise as a whole, its influential filmmaking, and what makes Matt Damon perfect as the titular character.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Cool Down we reviewed the new film Deadpool & Wolverine. We discussed what worked and what didn’t for us and dissected the MCU’s late phase plan after Endgame.

On this episode of Movie Buffs we revisited James Cameron’s action comedy, True Lies, for its 30th anniversary. We talked about Cameron’s ability to blend action, comedy, and romance and praised Jamie Lee Curtis’ unforgettable performance.

On this episode we talked about the 1996 disaster film, Twister, just in time for the release of its sequel. We discussed the strengths of the filmmaking when it comes to special effects and some of the areas we hope the new film can elevate.

On this episode of Movie Buffs we broke down the newest edition in The Beverly Hills Cop franchise, Axel F. We discussed its place within the franchise, what makes it special to us, and what it means to bring this story and character into the 21st century.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Cool Down We reviewed and rated the final installment in Ti-West’s horror franchise, Maxxxine. We discussed its place in the franchise, its strengths and its weaknesses.

On this episode of Movie Buffs: Reel Time we’re reviewing the trailers for Captain America: Brave New World, Ridley Scott’s hugely anticipated sequel, Gladiator 2, and Brad Pitt’s new movie, F1. We talked about what we’re most excited about and whether we’d see them on the big screen or wait for streaming.

On this episode of Movie Buffs we revisited the 1989 film, Batman for its 35th anniversary. We talked about Tim Burton’s ability to capture the perfect mix of camp and darkness in the storytelling and filmmaking and acknowledged the massive impact it has had on the franchise over the past 5 decades.