The Binge Movie Podcast

In which we welcome special guest Joshua Grannell, a.k.a. Peaches Christ, for a lively review of THE WITCH! We then welcome The Bloodlust contributor Lindsay Gebhart for a personal and revealing discussion of THE CLUB, followed by a hymn of praise for the understated Danish maturity of A WAR.

In which Jason and Rebecca welcome superhero consultant Scott Ward to discuss DEADPOOL, then eviscerate the grossly unfunny ZOOLANDER 2 and reminisce about the glory days of Michael Moore's relevance while talking WHERE TO INVADE NEXT.

In a special episode dedicated exclusively to the hilarious new comedy HOW TO BE SINGLE, Jason sits down with infectiously whip-smart writer/producer Dana Fox to discuss overcoming sexist assumptions, coining the phrase "long-term relationship p*ssy," and her beloved sitcom BEN & KATE.

In which Rebecca admits she cried during THE CHOICE while Jason laments his emotional constipation, we evaluate where HAIL, CAESAR! fits into the Coen brothers canon, and list the many failings of MISCONDUCT’s wretched script.

In which we explore the homoerotic heroics of THE FINEST HOURS, contemplate 45 YEARS in light of Charlotte Rampling's controversial race remarks, and throw in the towel over NAZ & MAALIK's amateur-hour antics.

In which we we're won over by the opening-scene tampons in THE 5TH WAVE, bring our San Franciscan expertise to the depiction of homelessness in THE LADY IN THE VAN, and evaluate Oscar Isaac's gratuitous pink speedo scenes in MOJAVE.

In which we offer stats, snubs, and sass about this year's Oscar nominations, enter a deep rage spiral about the conservative pandering of 13 HOURS, and stare into the abyss of human horror that is SON OF SAUL

In our first episode of 2016, we discuss Americans making a mess abroad in THE FOREST, piercing human emotions and hardcore puppet sex in ANOMALISA, and grandiose bro survival fantasies in THE REVENANT.

In which we discuss the irony of David O. Russell ripping off JOY from a female writer, admire the bold message of CONCUSSION while wishing it was a somewhat better movie, and salute the universal rebellious power of MUSTANG.

We count down the year's top ten and bottom five movies, heaping praise upon those energized by life and vision, reserving our scorn for movies that had potential but ended up wasting everyone's time. Because like we say here at The Binge, life is too short for that mess.