The B-Movies Podcast

After 6 1/2 years and 415 episodes (including bonus content), The B-Movies Podcast is coming to an end. Join film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold as they say goodbye, say thank you, and leave you with over three hours of movie recommendations to tide you over until they find a new home for their movie reviews podcast somewhere else. 

While you wait for that renaissance, subscribe to Bibbs and Witney's new podcast Canceled Too Soon - all about television shows that lasted only one season or less - and follow them all on Twitter for more announcements: @WilliamBibbiani, @WitneySeibold and @CanceledCast. And if you loved The B-Movies Podcast's theme song as much as we did, visit the Bandcamp page Clutch Douglass!

Thank you for listening, thank you for your support, thank you for being amazing. (And stay for the credits.)

It's "Part Two" of the second to last episode of The B-Movies Podcast ever, we're reading every single letter we've got left in our inbox, from listeners all over the world. We've got silly jokes, emotional stories, controversial debates and every other damned thing you can think of. And to think, it only took us FOUR HOURS to read them all and respond!

That's right, this is one of the biggest episodes of The B-Movies Podcast ever. So big, in fact, that we had to split it into two episodes. So be sure to listen to both halves to hear your own letter get read, and to find out what all the other fans of the show have to say about topics ranging throughout the history of cinema (and beyond), and finally a tearful farewell from your hosts.

Follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold for updates about the future of the show. And of course, you can listen to earlier episodes of The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes for movie reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

We said we'd read all your letters and that's exactly what we've done. In this episode of The B-Movies Podcast, the second to last episode ever, we're reading every single letter we've got left in our inbox, from listeners all over the world. We've got silly jokes, emotional stories, controversial debates and every other damned thing you can think of. And to think, it only took us FOUR HOURS to read them all and respond!

That's right, this is one of the biggest episodes of The B-Movies Podcast ever. So big, in fact, that we had to split it into two episodes. So be sure to listen to both halves to hear your own letter get read, and to find out what all the other fans of the show have to say about topics ranging throughout the history of cinema (and beyond), and finally a tearful farewell from your hosts.

Follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold for updates about the future of the show. And of course, you can listen to earlier episodes of The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes for movie reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

After 6 1/2 years and over 400 episodes (including bonus content), The B-Movies Podcast is coming to a end. And although there's really nothing dramatic about the conclusion of a podcast, it happens all the time, we choose to blame the last new film we ever reviewed on The B-Movies Podcast: The Emoji Movie, which has officially toppled Space Jam as the most creatively bankrupt, sell out movie we've ever seen come out of a major studio. (We also review Atomic Blonde, but we don't blame that one.)

We still have two episodes to go, including a letters episode and a farewell show, but this is the last episode of The B-Movies Podcast with news, reviews AND whatnot, and we've got some big news to talk about. Wonder Woman is getting a big Oscars push, Daniel Craig is coming back for one more James Bond, and even James Cameron, wanting to make a new Terminator trilogy. 

Follow The B-Movies Podcast on Twitter at @BMoviesPodcast, and follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold for more updates. And of course, you can listen to earlier episodes of The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes for movie reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

Comic-Con 2017 is over and done with. Now we must decide how we will live from this point on. This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold look at the biggest trailers and news stories to come out of the latest Comic-Con, including new superhero movies, new superhero movies, and a new movie that could very well have superheroes in it for all we know.

Also on this week's episode of The B-Movies Podcast, Bibbs and Witney say goodbye to the late, great John Heard and review a trio of impressive new releases, including Dunkirk, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets and Endless Poetry! You won't want to miss at least two of these movies, folks, and you might not be able to predict which two.

Do you want to send us your thoughts, questions, complaints, innermost secrets and yes, even your limericks? Be sure to drop us a line at [email protected] and we'll read them on the air!

Follow The B-Movies Podcast on Twitter at @BMoviesPodcast and follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold. And of course, subscribe to The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes so you don't miss a single, solitary episode of movie news, reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

John R. Leonetti has worked on a LOT of your favorite movies, including Poltergeist, Mortal Kombat, The Mask, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Insidious and The Conjuring. He also directed the blockbuster killer doll movie Annabelle, the not-so-hit action sequel Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, and this summer's supernatural thriller Wish Upon. And now... he's doing The B-Movies Podcast!

Join your host, film critic William Bibbiani, as he talks John R. Leonetti through his remarkable career, including his experiences with Katharine Hepburn and Mortal Kombat, culminating in an in-depth discussion about Wish Upon and its unexpected political undertones! It's another great extended interview with a fascinating filmmaker, courtesy of The B-Movies Podcast.

Do you want to send us your thoughts, questions, complaints, innermost secrets and yes, even your limericks? Be sure to drop us a line at [email protected] and we'll read them on the air!

 

Follow The B-Movies Podcast on Twitter at @BMoviesPodcast and follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold. And of course, subscribe to The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes so you don't miss a single, solitary episode of movie news, reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

It's been six months and 2017 has already been one of the weirdest years for movies on record, with some of the best movies of the year coming out in the first six months already, and some of the worst movies of the decade coming out in that exact same span of time. This week, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold take stock of the best and worst movies of 2017, and some of your favorite films are going to make an appearance, along with some films that you might never have heard of before (unless you've been listening to our podcast).

Also this week, Bibbs and Witney review the latest blockbuster Spider-Man reboot, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and the acclaimed new supernatural drama A Ghost Story. They also have a few NSFW words to say about this whole "post-horror" nonsense people are spewing online, and they also find time to read YOUR limericks, which you've been sending us for weeks!

Do you want to send us your thoughts, questions, complaints, innermost secrets and yes, even your limericks? Be sure to drop us a line at [email protected] and we'll read them on the air!

 

Follow The B-Movies Podcast on Twitter at @BMoviesPodcast and follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold. And of course, subscribe to The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes so you don't miss a single, solitary episode of movie news, reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

Ain't no driver like a baby driver, and this baby driver won't stop! This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review Edgar Wright's critically acclaimed mixtape car chase movie Baby Driver, and try to suss out whether the film's overwhelming and exciting style compensates for its obvious storytelling flaws.

Also this week: Bibbs and Witney say goodbye to the late Michael Nyqvist, talk about the upcoming Deep Blue Sea sequel and Michelle Rodriguez threatening to leave the Fast and Furious movies. They also review The Little Hours, a sharply funny adaptation of The Decameron, and the latest Netflix Original movie, Okja... which they REALLY didn't like. We're going to have to spend some time on this film, folks. It's got a LOT of problems. (The spoilers for Okja begin at 54:00, and the spoilers end at 1:10:28.)

Do you want to send us your thoughts, questions, complaints and innermost secrets? Be sure to drop us a line at [email protected] and we'll read them on the air!

 

Follow The B-Movies Podcast on Twitter at @BMoviesPodcast and follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold. And of course, subscribe to The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes so you don't miss a single, solitary episode of movie news, reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

Michael Bay has spent about 1/10th of his life directing Transformers movies. Maybe THAT's why he seems so mad at us. This week on The B-Movies Podcast, film critics William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold describe their latest eye-gouging and ear-rattling experience with giant robots who scream at each other, and invite YOU to explain what they're missing, and why the Transformers movies are actually artistically meaningful and great.

Also this week, Bibbs and Witney review The Beguiled, The Big Sick and Dawson City: Frozen Time, and discuss some of the latest movie news, like the introduction of Dazzler in X-Men: Dark Phoenix and the incredibly controversial series of events that is unfolding on the set of the Han Solo sequel.

Do you want to send us your thoughts, questions, complaints and innermost secrets? Be sure to drop us a line at [email protected] and we'll read them on the air!

Follow The B-Movies Podcast on Twitter at @BMoviesPodcast and follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold. And of course, subscribe to The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes so you don't miss a single, solitary episode of movie news, reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!

The Book of Henry is being called one of the worst movies in years. That sounds like a challenge! This week on The B-Movies Podcast we sent William Bibbiani out to see The Book of Henry and find out whether Colin Trevorrow's film really deserves all the ire it's been getting. (Spoiler alert: it does, and moreso.)

Also on this week's episode, William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold review more new releases, including Cars 3, All Eyes On Me and 47 Meters Down, and say goodbye to the late, great John G. Avildsen and Stephen Furst. They'll also debate the future of the Conjuring series and the Cannonball Run spin-off, read your amazing laters, and more!

Do you want to send us your thoughts, questions, complaints and innermost secrets? Be sure to drop us a line at [email protected] and we'll read them on the air!

 

Follow The B-Movies Podcast on Twitter at @BMoviesPodcast and follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani and @WitneySeibold. And of course, subscribe to The B-Movies Podcast on iTunes so you don't miss a single, solitary episode of movie news, reviews, commentary tracks, exclusive interviews and more!