Jesse and Jason go head-to-head on Eddington, Ari Aster’s latest descent into the surreal and the soul-shattering. Is it a brilliant piece of cinematic dread—or a self-indulgent spiral into nonsense?

Josh and Jason suit up and dive headfirst into Marvel's long-awaited Fantastic Four reboot. Does this version finally redeem the franchise? Or is it another cosmic misfire? They break down the retro setting, Pedro Pascal’s take on Reed Richards, the villain (no spoilers here!), and whether this film signals a true course correction for the MCU. It’s clobberin’ time—maybe.

Join Jesse, Josh, and Jason as they dive cape-first into James Gunn’s bold new vision for Superman. Is it a game-changer or a Kryptonian misfire?

Then stick around as the trio ranks every Superman movie—from iconic classics to forgotten flops. Who flies highest? Who crashes hardest? It’s a battle of opinions you won’t want to miss!

We're halfway through the year and if you're still looking for something to watch, Josh, Jesse, and Jason have you covered with their picks for the best things that have come out in 2025 so far!

In this episode of Movie Joust, we dive deep into Jurassic World: Rebirth, the latest entry in the legendary dinosaur franchise. Josh, Jason, and Jesse break down the film's biggest moments, analyze its ties to the original Jurassic Park trilogy, and debate whether this reboot delivers fresh thrills or just more recycled DNA.

Fasten your seatbelts! Jesse, Josh, and Jason discuss the Brad Pitt racing movie F1 and whether Apple can create a summer blockbuster extravaganza.

Jesse, Josh, and Jason discuss the film MEGAN 2.0, the memification of its predecessor, killer robots, and more!

This week, Josh and Jason give their thoughts on the new Pixar movie 'Elio.' Then, Jesse joins for a discussion on the animation studio's quality of output over the last decade before all three guys give their favorite Pixar movies.

This week, critic Jesse Nussman gives his thoughts on '28 Years Later,' the decades-later sequel to Danny Boyle's 2003 horror film '28 Days Later.'

Then, the guys offer some recommendations for their favorite zombie movies.

This week on Movie Joust, we dive into Materialists, Celine Song’s glossy, razor-sharp romantic comedy starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal.