Reel Phonies

The frost is thawing, the flowers are blooming, and everyone is remembering that bugs exist for some reason. This week we're taking a look forward at the next few months to see what notable or interesting releases are coming up between March and the end of May. Studio executives have no idea what belongs in this space so it's a real hodgepodge. We'll look at all films, big and small, and help sort out what is worth watching and, most importantly, what will be better or worse than Transformers.

Join us this week as we break down the latest Hollywood news and rumors including a trailer for Stranger Things Season 4, the first look at Robert Pattinson's Batman, and the release of Billie Eilish's James Bond theme "No Time To Die".

With the 2020 Oscars now in the rear-view mirror, it's time to go back and criticize every decision of a silly and arbitrary award show. From recap raps to surprise Eninem to Joaquin Phoenix being a legitimately crazy person in real life, this year's Academy Awards had everything but a host(and women directors). Join us as we break down the winners, the snubs and mistakes, and the somehow still 3 and a half hour long production of the 92nd Academy Awards.

Join us this week as we break down the latest Hollywood news and rumors including Rian Johnson confirming a sequel to 2019's hit whodunnit "Knives Out", Sam Raimi replacing Scott Derrickson on Doctor Strange sequel, and the first trailer for Chris Rock's upcoming installment to the Saw franchise, Spiral.

The only thing Americans love more than football is movies about football. From comedies to gritty dramas to your classic, feel-good underdog story, we're breaking down all the great legends of the gridiron. These films are full of tragedy, laughs, inter-personal conflict, and triumphs but, like all great sports movies, very little actual football.

Join us this week as we break down the latest Hollywood news and rumors including Disney announcing a filmed recording of the Broadway sensation Hamilton, more news and a first look at Marvel's upcoming TV slate, and the first trailer for what is somehow the 9th(technically 10th) installment to the Fast and Furious franchise.

The CW took their 5 DC superhero shows and mashed them together with a healthy portion of fan service to bring us Crisis on Infinite Earths. As all the worlds in all the multiverse are threatened with extinction, we want to take a moment to discuss what really matters: Are these TV budget costumes good? Wasn't that guy on Scrubs? and, most importantly, is this fun, absurd, campy spectacle better or worse than Michael Bay's Transformers?

Join us this week as we break down the latest Hollywood news and rumors including a trailer for the final season of Star Wars: Clone Wars, reports of a Mega Man live-action adaptation, and a live-action remake of Pinoccio helmed by Robert Zemeckis.

Since the dawn of film there have been movies that amass fervent fan-bases well beyond the release of the film. But what really makes a movie "cult" or a "classic"? Does it need to be bizarre or campy? Is it determined by the quotability of its script? Or is it entirely based on how many posters of it appear in college dorm rooms? We break down the indicators of cult classic movies and categorize all the ones people would be mad at us for forgetting.

Join us this week as we break down the latest Hollywood news and rumors including a TV show based on a fictional show within Once Upon A Time In Hollywood to be written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, Taika Waititi rumored to be tapped to helm a Star Wars film, and the uncertain future of David Fincher's Mindhunter after actors' contracts were released.