Did you know Stranger Things is going to London's West End. If you don't know what the West End is, it's basically Broadway for the UK. Also, inside this episode our hosts review the Netflix original film, We Have a Ghost, and discuss who they think the winner of Live Action Short Film will be in the upcoming Oscars. They also say some really funny things, so go ahead and smash that play button already.

Our hosts Josh and Jade pack a lot into this episode. First up, a review of the Hulu original comedy "I'm Totally Fine", they discuss the few details about Warner Brothers/Discovery remaking the Lord of the Rings films, and that lead into a discussion on Sean Bean who dies a lot in his films. 

It's a crazy chaotic episode that should be listened to by people as equally insane as our hosts. Just click play already. Also, leave a review.

Our hosts Josh and Jade get artsy as they review the philosophical film, "The Triangle of Sadness". They discuss which Oscar nominations the Academy of Motion Pictures got right and which are straight trash.  Also, a new slate of shows and movies you may want to add to your list and those you might want to avoid. Just click play and leave us a review, ok?

The new Jonah Hill film, You People (Netflix), featuring Eddie Murphy, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Lauren London is surprisingly entertaining. Josh and Jade also review there cornucopia of movie and tv watches after weeks apart, and comment on the shockingly odd relationship that Aaron Taylor-Johnson has with his wife. All that and more inside the latest episode of Our Taste is Trash.

Haven't heard of the Dark Universe before? Probably because Tom Cruise killed it. The Dark Universe was set up to bring back classic monster stories from Universal Studios like Dracula, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, Invisible Man, and more. A-list actors were announced and top Hollywood directors were approached to direct each movie. What happened? Find out inside the episode.

Josh is somewhere in Asia and Jade is doing Jade things, but our hosts still found time for a show. This week on the show the movie is "The Mummy" (1999), starring Brendan Fraser. This is also one of Jade's favorite movies. Also, an in-depth look at the premiere of "The Last of Us" on HBO Max and charges are being filed against Alec Baldwin for his involvement in the shooting that took place on the set of "Rust" that lead to the death of a crew member.

Josh is on a plane and, did you know, one of Jade's favorite sub-genres is airplane movies? We list some of our favorite airplane movies and argue over what qualifies as an airplane film. It's a minisode, what are you waiting for?

Did you know the Golden Globes happened? Neither did Josh and Jade, but that didn't stop them from weighing in on the Hollywood Foreign Press. Also inside this episode, an enthusiastic review for Brendan Fraser in the film, the Whale, and hot takes on the Netflix series "Ginny & Georgia". Give this episode a listen and enjoy.

Renner got run over by a snowplow, but really we hope we makes a speedy recovery. Hawkeye is in the hospital after a snowplow accident. Josh and Jade review the new horror flick, The Menu. Also, IMDB released their most anticipated movies of 2023, but who is anticipating some of these? 

See what your favorite movie hosts have to say this week in the podcast.

After a complete year of deliberation, Josh and Jade reveal the very best and worst of TV shows and Films that were release in 2022. What's trash and what's treasure? Find out inside this extra long episode.