Supergirl, Disclosure Day, Toy Story 5, Leviticus, and Girls Like Girls are all on the table in this spoiler-filled movie podcast episode covering superhero fatigue, indie horror, Pixar sequels, LGBTQ+ storytelling, and new releases worth watching.

00:00 Intro

00:44 Disclosure Day

22:35 Toy Story 5

27:50 Supergirl

30:00 The Furious

37:30 Indie Movie Talk

45:51 Upcoming Movies

51:35 Outro

Supergirl 2026 gets the full Reactioncast movie review treatment as I break down Milly Alcock’s Kara Zor-El, Jason Momoa’s Lobo, the revenge-driven sci-fi story, and why this DCU entry feels like the Cliff Notes version of a much stronger movie.

In this Mortal Kombat II film review, I dive into the action, fantasy, fan service, and messy storytelling behind the 2026 sequel. From Johnny Cage and Shao Kahn to Liu Kang, Kung Lao, Kitana, and Kano, we talk about what works, what misses, and why this movie is still a hit for fans.

Disclosure Day gets a light-spoiler movie discussion on Reactioncast as I dig into Spielberg’s return to alien sci-fi, the cast, the mystery, the visual effects, and the film’s bigger themes about truth, faith, empathy, and government secrecy. Does the movie deliver wonder, or does the disclosure fall flat?

I take on Scary Movie 2026 with a light-spoiler movie discussion covering Anna Faris, Regina Hall, Marlon Wayans, Shawn Wayans, Doofy, Ghostface, and the film’s modern horror parody targets. Is this a real comeback for spoof movies, or just a messy nostalgia play?

Obsession, Backrooms, and Hokum lead this spoiler-filled episode movie discussion as we dig into weird new horror, unsettling performances, liminal spaces, and what makes these recent horror releases worth talking about.

Backrooms Movie Review on Reactioncast breaks down A24’s 2026 psychological horror film from Kane Parsons. We talk about the atmosphere, found-footage style, performances from Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve, and whether this internet horror concept works as a full movie.

This episode of Reactioncast dives into Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu with a spoiler-light discussion on Din Djarin, Grogu, the New Republic, the Hutts, and the movie’s Disney+ feel. Is it a fun Star Wars adventure, a safe franchise entry, or something fans should wait to stream?

Obsession turns romance into horror as Bear uses the One Wish Willow to make Nikki love him more than anyone else. In this Reactioncast review, we talk performances, themes, tension, and whether the film is a hit or a skip.

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Hokum Movie Review from Reactioncast: I break down Adam Scott’s performance, Damian McCarthy’s haunted hotel atmosphere, the murder mystery elements, and why this psychological horror plays like a survival-horror puzzle box.