We are checking in for another Halloween themed episode with Hotel Transylvania, a monster mash filled with Adam Sandler and his buddies. We attempt to form an opinon on this movie while hashing out some absurd internet drama concerning the Invisible Man. Critics: 45% Audience: 72%

The Polarized kingdom is continuing spooky season with a mainstay for the Disney channel on Halloween. We explore the history of Hocus Pocus, our relationships to it, and also the etymology of the name Thackery (Binx is much better). Critics: 38% Audience: 71%

We are creeping into spooky season with The Witch this week. Over the course of this episode we commend the impeccable animal actors on all of their hard work, applaud the debut of both Robert Eggers and Anna Taylor-Joy, and bond over being terrified by the twins. Critics: 90% Audience: 59%

It's a critic's choice week here on Polarized and we are talking about our most polarizing movie yet, She Dies Tomorrow (2020). We bounce around the premise of the film, rave about art made in a microscope, and try to uncover why this movie is so reviled by audience members. Critics: 83% Audience: 23%

In this installment of Polarized we are double-dipping into Ray Winstone territory and setting sail on a little Arronofsky joint called Noah. It's a tale as old as time and there are rock monsters to boot. Critics: 76% Audience: 41%

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Steven Spielberg's critically acclaimed and certified fresh Indy movie is our choice for this week's episode. We introduce our fan club (A.K.A. The Polar Bears), reminisce over the world of Indiana Jones, and even stray into Donda territory. CONSIDER YOURSELF POLARIZED. Critics: 78% Audience: 53%

Plug in and take a journey with us into the conclusive film of the Matrix trilogy! We dish about the wardrobe, share our history with the franchise, and decide whether we are red-pillers or blue-pillers. Critics: 35% Audience: 60%

We are setting sail to Neverland on a 1991 Spielberg cult classic where we get heated about the 29% critics score, react to Spielberg's feelings towards his own movie, and even reenact the classic insult battle, Critics: 29% Audience: 76%

On this episode we are jumping into The Tomorrow War starring Chris Pratt, a ripped J.K. Simmons, and our hero Mike Mitchell A.K.A. Mr. Slice. We also take a deeper look into the deceiving nature of online reviews. Critics: 52% Audience: 78%

We kick our feet up, sip some wine, and blab about The Holiday from Nancy Meyers. Critics: 49% Audience: 80%