Michael moderates while Jared and Joe review two Oscar contenders, Green Book and The Favourite. The guys share listener feedback for You Were Never Really Here, Halloween, and FilmStruck. Michael digs into Frederick Wiseman’s filmography. Joe offers lowbrow and highbrow recommendations. Jared champions a TV miniseries.

A new Orson Welles film? Released through Netflix? What a world! Jared, Michael, and Joe review The Other Side of the Wind. They also have a follow-up discussion to their recent FilmStruck episode.

Of course the RF guys have to review the new Coen brothers film! But before that, Jared criticizes a recent Clint Eastwood film, Joe praises Lee Chang-dong, and Michael finally watches RoboCop, which sparks a discussion of Paul Verhoeven movies.

Before Criterion announced its upcoming standalone service, Michael, Jared, and Joe bemoaned the imminent demise of FilmStruck and what it would mean for the cinephile community. Jared recommends his favorite documentary of the year. Michael details the diegetic immersion of Red Dead Redemption 2. Joe champions two overlooked fall films.

Inadvertently, a belated Halloween holiday episode. Joe and Jared review the latest entry in the Halloween franchise, then Michael joins in to dissect the Suspiria remake’s themes and crazy climax.

In celebration of Michael’s recent wedding, the RF hosts share their five favorite wedding films. Michael makes an observation about 1990s romantic comedies while also designating Baby’s Day Out a cult classic. Joe worries about rewatching his childhood favorites. Jared and Michael both surprise with their #1 selections.

The fall prestige picture season is underway! Jared and Joe critique First Man, then Michael joins them to review Bradley Cooper’s remake of A Star Is Born. Joe and Jared briefly discuss acclaimed Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House.

The latest Nicolas Cage film, Mandy, is the topic of this episode, and Joe and Jared disagree over it. In Listener Feedback, the guys discuss an overlooked sports film, and Joe dismisses a 1980s best picture winner. Michael and Jared ponder the puzzling ending of The Trip to Spain (spoiler-free). Joe discovers a new favorite musical.

Jared shares his experience at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival, highlighting his favorites, least favorites, surprises, and disappointments from this year’s lineup. Joe lays into the new Predator film. Michael discusses his excitement for the new Errol Morris documentary.

School is back in session! So the guys share their favorite school-oriented movies. Michael puts a very Jared film on his list. Jared calls Joe a hypocrite. Joe wonders what happened to Paul Brickman. And all three hosts briefly debate film blindspots.