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This week, Jon reviews Jordan Peele's highly anticipated follow up to Get Out, Us, and Sebastián Lelio's English language debut Gloria Bell, then uses their trailers to talk about what makes a trailer good or bad.
A day late but no dollars short, Jon reviews Five Feet Apart, Wonder Park, and Captive State before discussing sicksploitation movies (i.e. movies that exploit people with medical conditions for fun and profit).
On this week's episode, Jon celebrates the 3rd year anniversary of the podcast with a review of Captain Marvel and a look at the plans coming this year for the podcast.
On this week's episode, Jon reviews the final Madea movie A Madea Family Funeral and Neil Jordan's new movie Greta, then discusses about ending a series.
On this episode Jon reviews all three How to Train Your Dragon movies, Fighting with My Family, and Run the Race before discussing the winners of this past weekend's Academy and Golden Raspberry Awards.
This Valentine Day's weekend, Jon reviews Alita: Battle Angel, Isn't It Romantic?, and Happy Death Day 2U, then brings back The Love Junkie for 2019 with reviews of West Side Story, Pretty in Pink, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Silver Lining's Playbook, and Michael Bolton's Big Sexy Valentine's Day Special.
This episode Jon reviews The LEGO Movie and its new sequel The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part, the inexplicable What Men Want, Liam Neeson's new revenge movie Cold Pursuit, and the horror movie The Prodigy, then looks at the announced releases for 2019 to see what lies ahead.
With a light weekend featuring Miss Bala and a Netflix and Chat on the two Fyre Festival documentaries, Jon spends most of this episode breaking down the nominees for the 2019 Oscars and Razzies and his issues with both. Plus, an extra long Trailer Talk featuring the "Big Game" TV spots and trailers.
On this truncated episode, Jon does his best to review The Kid Who Would Be King, the Matthew McConaughey move Serenity, Dragon Ball Super: Broly, and Netflix's Hilda with half a voice. Being sick sucks.
After Jon reviews all three entries in the Eastrail 177 trilogy (Unbreakable, Split, and Glass) and The Favourite, he breaks down why he likes superheroes so much.
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