Our Taste Is Trash

Our hosts, Josh and Jade, review the film "Your Monster". The film is a romantic comedy-horror, written and directed by Caroline Lindy, based on her 2019 short film. The film stars Melissa Barrera, Tommy Dewey, Edmund Donovan, Kayla Foster, and Meghann Fahy.

Also inside this episode, our hosts, Josh and Jade, discuss "Glicked" or the premieres of Gladiator II and Wicked. Is it something people are saying or is this just made up to get theater goers interested in both titles?

And people are signing along to Wicked in theaters. Our hosts explore proper movie theater etiquette and spark a fierce debate.

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Inside this episode Josh and Jade review the film, My Old Ass, streaming now on Amazon Prime. This coming of age comedy is written and directed by Megan Park and stars Maisy Stella in her film debut, Percy Hynes White, Maddie Ziegler, Kerrice Brooks, and Aubrey Plaza.

Also, inside this episode our hosts discuss the Silo Season 2 premiere on Apple TV + and the casting choice of Sophie Turner as Laura Croft in Amazon's new Tomb Raider series written and produced by Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

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This week on Our Taste is Trash, Josh and Jade tackle Brothers, the new dark comedy on Amazon Prime starring Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage. Directed by Max Barbakow, the film follows Moke (Brolin) and Jady (Dinklage), twin brothers with a lifetime of tension and estrangement, who reunite after 30 years to pull off a chaotic heist. Joined by their unconventional mother, Cath (Glenn Close), and an eccentric accomplice (Brendan Fraser), the brothers navigate old rivalries and new twists in a story full of dark humor and family drama.

In addition, Josh and Jade discuss upcoming TV releases, including Severance Season 2, Silo Season 2, and The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3. They also dig into the recent revival of network television and speculate on why audiences are tuning back in to traditional TV shows.

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In this episode, Josh and Jade dive into the recent psychological thriller Strange Darling, directed and written by JT Mollner. The film stars Willa Fitzgerald, Kyle Gallner, and Emmy Raver-Lampman in a chilling cat-and-mouse chase that blurs the lines between hunter and hunted.

They also discuss the Agatha All Along finale, unpacking Kathryn Hahn’s witchy performance and what is next for the characters of the show in the MCU. Then, they tackle the upcoming Cruel Intentions TV series, speculating on how this new adaptation could bring the scandalous, scheming vibe into the modern age.

As always, they question why they keep doing this, and whether it’s time for a new hobby. Click the play button, please!?

This week on Our Taste is Trash, Josh and Jade discuss Netflix's new thriller Woman of the Hour. Based on true events, the film centers on a young actress who unknowingly appears on a dating show with a man later revealed to be a serial killer. Starring Anna Kendrick, who also makes her impressive directorial debut, the movie features Daniel Zovatto and Tony Hale in memorable performances that bring this haunting story to life.

Also inside the episode, the hosts dive into the latest episode of the Disney+ series Agatha All Along, which is arguably one of the best series on the platform, and Josh and Jade talk about their childhood Halloween favorites, revisiting the movies that made them fall in love with spooky season.

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In this episode of Our Taste is Trash, Josh and Jade review House of Spoils, the Amazon Prime horror thriller starring Ariana DeBose as a chef haunted by dark forces while opening her own restaurant. Directed by Bridget Savage Cole and Danielle Krudy, the hosts unpack the film’s chilling atmosphere and storytelling. They also break down the shocking twists in the season 2 finale of Tell Me Lies, where lies unravel and relationships implode. Finally, they dive into the Wicked movie poster controversy, discussing Cynthia Erivo’s response to fan edits that sparked online debate. Don’t miss this episode!

Inside this episode Josh and Jade review the new Apple TV+ film Wolfs, starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt.

Our hosts also discuss Greta Gerwig's Narnia reboot featuring actress Saoirse Ronan, hopefully as the White Queen.

Also, Daniel Day Lewis is returning to acting after a seven year retirement in a new film written and directed by his son called Anemone, also starring Sean Bean.

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This week Josh and Jade try to keep their movie treasures rolling with their review of His Three Daughters, streaming now on Netflix. The film written and directed by Azazel Jacobs, stars Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne and Elizabeth Olsen as three estranged sisters who come back together to care for their ailing father. It also stars Rudy Galvan, Jose Febus, Jasmine Bracey, Jay O. Sanders, and Jovan Adepo.

But thats not all, they take a look at the film 28 Years Later and its intriguing use of iPhone as the main camera used in the cinematography of the film.

Also inside the episode, our hosts review all their latest binge watches including Agatha All Along on Disney+ and Emily in Paris S4 Part2 on Netflix.

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Take a triptych trip with Josh and Jade as they review the absurdist anthology film, Kindness of Kindness from the mind of Yorgos Lanthimos. The film features an A-List cast with Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, William Dafoe, Margaret Qualley, Hong Chau, and Mamoudou Athie.

Also, inside this episode our hosts discuss the newly announced season 4 of the Apple TV+ hit show, Ted Lasso, and Jade has new recommendations for you to add to your watch list.

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Josh and Jade discuss Emmy winners and losers in this minisode. Which shows surprised, which missed the mark, and who was snubbed?

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