On this episode of The Cinefied Podcast - John, Kyle, Dempsey and Connor discuss the Jordan Peele produced HIM - if it's too arthouse of it's own good, if it needed to be rated R and if Marlon Wayans' performance is awards worthy?

On this episode of The Cinefied Podcast - Cassie, Dempsey, Kevin and Connor discuss Francis Lawrence's THE LONG WALK - the brutal circumstances, the performances and most importantly what show we'd wear...

On this episode of The Cinefied Podcast - Dempsey, Tiffany, Kevin and Connor discuss the "final" Conjuring movie, THE CONJURING: LAST RITES. How does it rank amongst the rest of the universe? Is this a good sendoff for the Warrens? Is this truly the end?

On this episode of The Cinefied Podcast - Connor, Joe, Josh, and Kyle discuss Darren Aronofsky's first mainstream release, CAUGHT STEALING. How does the book translate, did any of the twists surprise, and is this a good starting point for a newbie to Aronofsky's filmography?

On this episode of The Cinefied Podcast - Connor, Joe, Josh, and John discuss the Samara Weaving-led ‘Eenie Meanie’. How does it compare to ‘Baby Driver', tonal whiplash, and the team changes Connor’s positive mindset about the film…

On this episode of The Cinefied Podcast - John, Connor and Peter discuss Bob Odenkirk's return to the role of Hutch, if the action lives up to the first film, and if Hutch could beat John Wick in a fight...

On this episode of Cinefied - Cassie, Connor and Trevor discuss Zach Cregger's sophomore horror feature, Pedro Pascal originally being cast in the film, and the meaning behind it all...

On this episode of Cinefied - Connor, Peter, Dempsey, Kyle, and Trevor discuss their limits with body horror, how Together ranks on their favorites of the year, and the mixed reaction to the third act...

On this episode of Cinefied - Connor, John, Cassie, Dempsey, Josh, and Tyler discuss the introduction of the Fantastic 4 to the MCU. Pedro Pascal overload? The state of the MCU? A scary CGI baby?

On this episode of Cinefied, Connor, Kevin, Cassie, and John discuss Ari Aster's fourth film: Eddington. It's a trip back to 2020 for both the better and the worse, but is it good? Who would we recommend the film to? And how is Spongebob relevant to the conversation?