Josh and Jade rewind to 1998 for their movie review of the holiday classic, "Jack Frost", starring Michael Keaton and Kelly Preston. Also inside this episode, our hosts discuss the Golden Globe nominations, Charged Lemonade, and the new Doctor of Dr. Who, Ncuti Gatwa.

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This week Josh and Jade review the video game turned horror movie, "Five Nights at Freddy's", discuss Johnny Depp's trip to Dublin, and bring back a special show segment "Jade's Recs".

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The holidays are here and our hosts are in a festive mood this episode as they review the 2022 Christmas thriller, "Violent Night". Josh and Jade also take an inside look at the Netflix game show "Squid Games: The Challenge", and debate if "Elf" is overrated as it gets ready to celebrate its 20th anniversary.

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Lots of cancelations this week as Jenna Ortega cancels her role in Scream 7 and the entire internet canceled Matt Rife. Our host's also review the new David Fincher Netflix original, "The Killer" (2023).

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This week Josh and Jade review the Hulu comedy, "Quiz Lady". They also discuss the most recent Marvel movie flop, Golden Globe predictions, and recent watches.

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This week Josh and Jade review the new Apple TV+ indie romance flick, "Fingernails". It stars Jeremey Allen White, Jessie Buckley, Riz Ahmed, and Luke Wilson. The hosts also discuss the settlement reached between studio heads and the actor's guild, and the upcoming A24 film "The Iron Claw"

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Welcome back to "Our Taste is Trash," your go-to podcast for all things cinema and pop culture! In this exciting episode, your hosts Josh and Jade dive deep into science fiction horror film "No One Will Save You" (Hulu) (2023).

Directed, written, and produced by Brian Duffield and starring Kaitlyn Dever, "No One Will Save You" is no ordinary movie. With just five words of dialogue in its entire 93-minute runtime. We're taking you through the twists, turns, and tell you if this film is a treasure or straight trash.

Our hosts also discuss the remarkable endorsement it received from Stephen King, just days after its release. King's tweet calling it "brilliant, daring, involving, scary" and compared it to a classic Twilight Zone episode.

And in this jam-packed episode, we pay tribute to the late Matthew Perry, from the iconic TV series "Friends."

In our Weekly Watches segment, we'll share our thoughts on the latest gems we've discovered, and we'll also give you a sneak peek into the early contenders for the Best Actress category at the Oscars.

So, grab your popcorn, settle in, and join Josh and Jade as they dissect "No One Will Save You".

This week Josh and Jade rewind to review the suspense/horror film, "Villians", streaming now on Hulu. They also take an inside look at the latest episode of "Gen V" on Amazon Prime, and take a look at some of the most anticipated film releases of 2024.

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This week Josh and Jade lean into Halloween flicks with a new Top 10 list of Blumhouse horror films. They also review the new time-travel slasher, "Totally Killer", on Amazon Prime, and discuss Season 3 of Upload.

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Our hosts are back at it with another movie review of the new Netflix short film, "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar", directed by Wes Anderson. They also discuss the upcoming Mean Girls Musical Movie and weekly watches with an inside look at Gen V (Amazon Prime) and The Once Piece (Netflix).

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