Pete and Hannah spend the week trying to figure out what’s next, digging into Shelter, We Bury the Dead, Strangers: Chapter 3, and I This Thing On?—four stories that raise big questions about survival, identity, and what comes after the chaos.

Pete and Hannah are trying out a new idea—Viewer’s Choice, where a listener gets to pick the movie. This time, the spotlight goes to Park Chan-wook’s Decision to Leave. After that, they break down Watch or Miss for January, covering everything from Song Sung Blue to Iron Lung. Whatever you’re deciding to stream or skip, they’ve got you covered.

Pete and Hannah return with a brand-new episode packed with the latest trailers and film news. They also continue their in-depth exploration of this year’s Best Picture nominees, breaking down the frontrunners and hidden gems alike. To wrap things up, Hannah takes a look at the new releases hitting cinemas this week, including Shelter, starring Jason Stratham.

Pete and Hannah continue their quest for the ultimate AFI list as they dive into the 1956 epic Giant, unpacking its legacy, themes, and place in classic Hollywood history.

Pete and Hannah are back with a big episode of What’s Next, helping you figure out exactly what to watch this week. From nerve-shredding thrills to unexpected gems, they break down Send Help, Iron Lung, It Was Just an Accident, Addition, The Wrecking Crew, and Blue Moon—what works, what surprises, and what’s actually worth your time. If your watchlist needs direction (or rescuing), this episode has you covered.

It’s a cinematic showdown on Pete and Hannah’s Countdown Show this week as they name—and argue over—the greatest movies of all time

Pete and Hannah kick off the episode by continuing their recap of the Best Picture nominees, diving into F1 and Sinners. Hannah then previews Send Help, the latest project from Sami Rami, before the duo wrap things up with a rundown of all the latest movie news and industry buzz

Pete and Hannah continue their deep dive into the AFI movie canon this week with a closer look at the Coen Brothers’ Fargo (1996). The duo unpack the film’s darkly comic take on crime, its unforgettable characters, and the bleakly beautiful Midwest setting that helped cement Fargo as a modern classic. From botched kidnappings to biting humor, they explore why this black comedy remains so influential—and so rewatchable—nearly three decades later.

Pete and Hannah dive into the latest movie releases to decide what’s worth watching next. This week, they break down Mercy, Primate, Return to Silent Hill, and Secret Agent—sharing sharp takes, surprises, and a few strong opinions along the way.

Pete and Hannah break down the Oscar nominations, digging into the biggest snubs, surprises, and standout contenders. Then, they rewind the clock to revisit 1967—a landmark year in film—recapping the movies, moments, and trends that helped shape cinema history.