In this episode, we unpack Marty Supreme, the A24 fever dream turning Timothée Chalamet into a full-blown legend. From Safdie-style spirals to the emotional hit you won’t see coming, here’s why this film is already being called an instant classic.

A quick, modern guide to the classic films from the 1930s–1950s that still hit hard today. From The Wizard of Oz to Sunset Boulevard, here are the timeless movies everyone should watch at least once.

In this episode, we break down Wicked: For Good — the sequel that delivers stunning vocals but gets lost in its own oversized ambition. From dazzling leads to baffling choices, we unpack why this finale sings beautifully but stumbles everywhere else. Tune in for a quick, honest take on Oz’s overlong goodbye.

We’re turning the spotlight on the craft side of the 2026 Oscars — from Cinematography and Editing to Sound, VFX, and the brand-new Casting category. Join us as we break down the frontrunners and wild cards behind One Battle After Another, Wicked for Good, Frankenstein, Marty Supreme, and more. It’s all about the artists and technicians shaping this year’s awards race — and we’ve got plenty of hot takes to go around.

Prestige movies used to own the fall season, but now theaters are nearly empty. In this episode, we explore why indie films are struggling, how streaming reshaped everything, and what it will take to bring audiences back.

We dive into Vince Gilligan’s mysterious new sci-fi series Pluribus — a show so secret Apple won’t even let critics explain the plot. From Rhea Seehorn’s powerhouse performance to the show’s deep questions about what makes us human, this episode unpacks why the weirdness of Pluribus might be exactly what makes it great.

Rachel Sennott’s new HBO comedy dives headfirst into influencer chaos, toxic friendships, and the beautiful disaster of modern L.A. culture. We break down why I Love L.A. feels like Girls for the TikTok generation—and why you’ll probably see yourself in it.

Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson star in Song Sung Blue, a soulful tribute to love, loss, and the healing power of music. We dive into how this “faith-based” film swaps church pews for concert lights — finding salvation in the songs of Neil Diamond.

From Emma Stone in The Curse to Ebon Moss-Bachrach in The Bear, we’re breaking down the performances that defined the decade’s TV landscape. Sharp takes, no filler — just the actors who made us laugh, cry, and binge entire seasons in one night.

HBO’s It: Welcome to Derry isn’t just a spooky prequel—it’s a deep dive into fear, trauma, and the horrors of society itself. We break down why this origin story of Pennywise is more than just jump scares, and how it reflects real-world issues that still haunt us today.