Movie Toast News & Reviews

In episode 64 we are keeping you nice and toasty this holiday season! It's fun mix of holiday films and a couple that are not. Adam reviews Archenemy, A Recipe for Seduction, Songbird, and Klaus. Dennis has a couple very different Christmas movies in Trailer Park Boys Live at the North Pole, and Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey.

In episode 63 the toasters bring quite the stack of films for review. It's about half action films and half Christmas movies for you! Adam reviews QT 8, Superintelligence, Godmothered, and the Lego Star Wars Holiday Special. Dennis reviews Master Z, Ip Man 4, Rambo: Last Blood, and El Camino Christmas. While you're out shoveling that driveway put on the hot new episode of Movie Toast baby!

This week Adam and Dennis get a little more into the holiday spirit! (sort of) Dennis reviews Ip Man 3 and Jingle All The Way. Adam serves us up a heaping helping with Buddy Games, The Croods 2, The Happiest Season, and Fatman. So while you're still digesting those delicious Thanksgiving leftovers turn on episode 62 and stay toasty!

It may be Thanksgiving but you can't stop the Toasters from giving you a cornucopia of reviews. Dennis fills us in on the Netflix limited series The Queen's Gambit. Then things get spooky in Alaska with 30 Days of Night. After that Russell Crowe gets a mean case of road rage in Unhinged. Then things get dangerous for Scott Eastwood and a few other soldiers in The Outpost. The show gets wrapped up with Sarah Paulson as a devious mother in Run.

The Toasters have Editor Mike back on the show for a hefty slice of reviews this episode! We get the follow up review of Goat Story 2 from Mike. Dennis reviews The Trial of the Chicago 7, Home Alone 2, and Ip Man 2 (notice the numbers again??) . Adam fills us in on Spontaneous, Chick Fight, Holidate, and Freaky. Warm up beside the fire with episode 60!

This week, Dennis is back! The two Toasters discuss a big list of flicks this episode so get ready! We get a special review of Goat Story from Mike, then Adam and Dennis review Ip Man, Koko-Di Koko-Da, Max Reload and The Nether Blasters, The Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai Across the 8th Dimension, Ford v. Ferrari, Friendsgiving, Irresistible, and Standing Up, Falling Down. Whew! It's a long list but we get through it quick, promise!

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This week we opened up the toasty vault to share a never released episode of the show. On top of that, you'll get to hear from our old friends Movie Toaster Corey & Movie Toaster Tommy. In this episode, the Toasters reviewed Big Time Adolescence, Jurassic Park, Deathstalker, & Anger Management. So hop into to the time toaster and enjoy a few laughs from the past! 

This week Movie Toaster Adam does a solo toast to some movies. First up a kid named Norman must save his town from some paranormal activity in ParaNorman. After that a young boy finds out that witches want to give kids way more than stitches in the remake of The Witches. In the 3rd movie a teen wolf must save his true love in Love and Monsters. Adam wraps things up with a little indie darling which is the heart warming story father and daughter bonding, not! He watched Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.

Movie Toaster Dennis is unfortunately not back this week but there's a special guest Co-Toaster named Rick. Movie Toaster's Adam and Rick share a few laughs as they review a toaster full of movies. Movies reviewed include Honest Thief, The Kid Detective, Hellraiser, Puppet Master, and a few surprise reviews along the way.

This week Movie Toaster Dennis had a family emergency so Mike the Movie Toast intern jumped in the toaster and co-hosted the episode with Movie Toaster Adam. Since we're weeks away from All Hallows Eve 🎃 all the reviews are for spooky flicks. First up is the 2004 rendition of The Phantom of the Opera. Next up is the Netflix gentrification horror Vampires vs the Bronx. Followed uo by one of he spookiest clown movies this side of the Mississippi aka It Chapter Two. Last but not least we talk about Adam Sandler saving Halloween in Hubie Halloween. Heck we even give a brief review of the HBO adaptation of His Dark Materials. So if that doesn't sound too frightening why not give it a listen?