The guys review The Power of the Dog, Jane Campion's long-awaited return to feature filmmaking. Jared and Joe disagree on the new adaptation of Nightmare Alley as well as Christmas favorite Elf.

Steven Spielberg remakes a classic musical, and the guys dig into it! Jared recommends two new arthouse films. Michael praises Peter Jackson's Beatles doc. Joe is inspired to watch a certain David Cronenberg film after an unusual experience.

[Due to recording issues, the audio in this episode is lower quality.] The guys finally review the long-delayed James Bond film, No Time to Die, and discuss what it means for the franchise going forward. Also, they recommend a slew of new films and TV series.

A double episode! The guys discuss Denis Villeneuve's Dune and Edgar Wright's Last Night in Soho. They briefly deviate to disagree on the latest James Bond entry, No Time to Die.

Palme d'Or winner Titane generates considerable debate among the hosts. Jared reports on the Mill Valley Film Festival and recommends several upcoming movies.

The guys discuss the new Paul Schrader film, The Card Counter. Jared and Joe each recommend new television series. Michael expresses his excitement about the latest projects from Paul Thomas Anderson and Dave Chappelle.

French auteur Leos Carax finally returns with a musical feature, Annette, and the guys dig into this unique film. Joe discusses M. Night Shyalaman’s Old. Michael revisits two mid-2000s comedies.

The guys review the long-awaited The Green Knight. Joe recommends two TV miniseries. Michael explores the work of an old master. Jared reveals he has a new favorite Cronenberg film.

The guys are joined by a guest, Isthmus food writer Kyle Nabilcy, to discuss recent entries in the MCU, Black Widow and Loki, and ponder where the Marvel franchise is headed next.

The critically acclaimed Nicolas Cage film, Pig, is the topic of the day. Michael digs into the work of Jean-Luc Godard. Joe reports on a new horror trilogy. Jared revisits two early ’90s films.