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This week our special guest co-host is Katie, friend of the show, friend of Taylor! Kaite gives us an advanced look at Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery and Mike reviews the Netflix series Wednesday. Mike also finally got around to watching some popular tv shows and gives you his thoughts on them.
This week Mike is joined by Nicole to review some new movies available both in theatres and on streaming platforms! We share your well wishes and congratulations to Taylor on the birth of George and this week we review The Good Nurse, The Wonder, Good Luck to You, Leo Grande and Enola Holmes 2.
This week Mike is joined by Tyler to discuss See How They Run, Smile and the doc Fire of Love. They also get some fan reaction to their lack of Star Trek talk.
Let’s talk about Wakanda Forever as we return to the MCU with the second Black Panther film! Spoiler free with some light plot details but nothing more.
This week we review Black Adam and get pumped for Wakanda Forever, the second Black Panther movie opening this Friday!
This week Mike welcomes back Tyler to the show to review Barbarian, while Mike reviews Amsterdam. It’s almost Halloween so we have some spooky movie news and some more fun suggestions for you when enjoying your week before Halloween.
It’s already finale season for a lot of TV shows including She-Hulk! (spoiler alert) Mike welcomes Andrew to the show to review She-Hulk, Mike finally gets to review Bros and we answer some fan questions and talk about a few new movie trailers.
This week we’re back to new movies and Bo Burnham! Mike and Taylor discuss the Inside outtakes, while Taylor reviews Do Revenge and Mike reviews Don’t Worry Darling. Our team answers some fan questions, passes on more congratulations to Taylor and discusses how Screening in Kingston should handle her leave from the show!
We welcome back Nicole to the show to give her annual thoughts on the Toronto International Film Festival! She’ll review movies she saw and give us her thoughts on what to look out for in the coming months as the Oscar movies make their way into theatres.
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