Our Taste Is Trash

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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This week our hosts discuss the films that feel like a complete fever dream or that others gaslight us into believing never existed. It's a wild 10 film ride. Let us know if you've heard of some of these films before.

Inside this minisode our hosts review the A24 film catalogue and pick their top 5 films of all time. They also discover films they didn't know were created by A24 and how the studio is supporting those striking in Hollywood.

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This week Josh and Jade review the new indie comedy, "Theater Camp". Our hosts also dive into the latest Turner/Jonas drama (spoiler: we are team Turner) and tell you shows you should consider watching this next week.

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This week Josh and Jade add three more celebrities to the trash category, including Aston Kutcher, Mila Kunis, and Drew Barrymore. They also review the new DC film, The Flash, starring Ezra Miller and most of the actors that have played Batman since 1989.

If you enjoy listening to two people tell you why you shouldn't watch something, this is the episode for you.

In this episode Josh and Jade stan Sophie Turner, as Joe Jonas' team releases negative reports in light of their divorce news. They also review the deep sea, shark thriller from 2018, "The Meg". And our hosts discover the new A24 dark comedy, "Dream Scenario", set to be released in November.

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