In this episode, we dive into the mixed reviews of three recent films: Emerald Fennell’s "Wuthering Heights", the LA-set thriller Crime 101, and the AI-themed Good Luck Have Fun, Don’t Die.

We explore whether these films are worth your time or better left for streaming, providing unfiltered insights and fiery opinions to guide your movie choices.

In this high-energy, no-holds-barred episode of Movie Joust!, the hosts dive into the buzzy new horror-comedy “Send Help” starring Rachel McAdams and throw down over the best Sam Raimi movies of all time. From cult classics like The Evil Dead and Army of Darkness to blockbuster hits like Spider-Man 2 and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, nothing is safe from debate.

Atlanta film critics Jason Evans, Josh Sewell, and Jesse Nussman break down the 2026 Oscar nominations and who they think should win in each category.

In this episode of Movie Jouse, hosts Jesse and Josh dive into "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple." They discuss the film's direction by Nia DaCosta, the evolution of its narrative, and the performances of its cast, including Ralph Fiennes and Jack O'Connell. Then, stick around for their predictions on what to expect for 2026 movies!

Join us on the Movie Jobs Podcast as we dive into the whirlwind world of "Marty Supreme," a film that blends sports, comedy, and drama in the 1950s table tennis scene. Discover how Timothée Chalamet's charismatic portrayal of Marty, a young man chasing his dreams amidst chaos, captivates audiences. With insights from film critics Jason Evans, Jesse Nussman, and Josh Sewell, explore the film's unique take on ambition, identity, and the Jewish American experience. Don't miss this engaging discussion on a movie that's both exhilarating and thought-provoking.

On this episode of Movie Joust!, we take on Avatar : Fire and Ash— James Cameron’s latest swing at epic blockbuster filmmaking — and ask the uncomfortable question: does this franchise still earn the awe it demands, or is the spectacle finally outpacing the substance?

We break down our sharply divided reactions, from the film’s overwhelming visual ambition to its emotional sincerity, narrative sprawl, and cultural relevance. Is Cameron still pushing the medium forward, or are audiences being asked to mistake scale for depth?

As always, we debate the hype, challenge the consensus, and figure out who this movie is actually for — die-hard fans, casual viewers, or no one at all.

This week on Movie Joust!, we dive into two very different new releases: Hamnet, the emotionally devastating literary adaptation generating serious awards buzz, and Ella McCay, James L. Brooks’ long-awaited return that left us unexpectedly divided.

We break down what Hamnet gets right — and where it risks tipping into emotional overkill — before debating whether Ella McCay is a thoughtful political comedy-drama or a tonal misfire. From performances to themes to audience expectations, this episode tackles why these films provoke such strong reactions — and who they’re really for.

On this week’s Movie Joust!, Jesse, Jason, and Josh break down their favorite films of the year, spar over performances, celebrate unforgettable moments, and argue about the most underrated gems you might’ve missed. Whether it’s awards buzz, surprise hits, or films you need to catch before 2026, we’ve got you covered.

Tune in for sharp takes, passionate disagreements, and recommendations that might just reshape your watchlist.

This week on Movie Joust!, we take on two of the biggest films of the holiday season: Wicked: For Good — does this Broadway mega-adaptation live up to the hype or fall flat on its sprawling ambitions? — and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, the latest Benoit Blanc case that blends murder mystery with unexpected thematic depth.

Join Atlanta film critics Jesse, Jason, and Josh as they break down what worked, what didn’t, and why these very different films are generating such strong reactions — from dazzling musical spectacle to clever twists and tonal surprises. Whether you’re team Wicked, a mystery lover, or just here for the friendly joust, this episode has something for every movie fan.

Join us on Movie Joust as we dive into the cinematic world with hosts Jesse Nussman, Jason Evans, and Josh Sewell. This episode explores the intriguing dynamics of Edgar Wright's adaptation of "The Running Man," starring Glenn Powell. We discuss the film's faithfulness to Stephen King's original Bachman book, its satirical take on dystopian America, and the casting choices that shape its narrative.

Then, we delve into Noah Baumbach's latest film, "Jay Kelly," starring George Clooney and Adam Sandler. We explore the film's introspective narrative, examining themes of fame, identity, and the sacrifices made for art.