This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the latest Sony Marvel movie “Morbius” as well as the Judd Apatow Netflix satire “The Bubble.”

They also talk the craziness that was last week’s Oscars ceremony.

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the Ben Affleck-Ana De Armas erotic thriller “Deep Water” and slasher/porno movie “X.”

They also talk Cody’s SXSW experience and what to expect from next Sunday’s Oscars.

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the highly-anticipated comic book reboot “The Batman” and Sundance release “After Yang.”

They also talk Cody’s return to SXSW, and what to expect from the in-person festival this year.

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review the long-awaited release of “Cyrano,” the Foo Fighters horror comedy “Studio 666,” and the Hulu thriller “No Exit.”

They also talk the newly-announced Star Trek movie and how none of the cast realized it was happening, and wonder just how Paramount can keep screwing this up.

This week on The CineSnob Podcast, Cody and Jerrod review Channing Tatum in “Dog” and Sharlto Copley in “Ted K.”

They also talk the NBA All-Star game, about which Jerrod knows woefully little these days.

The CineSnob Podcast covers all streaming movies this week, including the J.Lo/Owen Wilson rom-com “Marry Me,” Prime Video’s “I Want You Back,” and Steven Soderbergh’s HBO Max techno-thriller “KIMI.”

And, because it’s Super Bowl Sunday, Cody and Jerrod talk commercials.

The CineSnob Podcast returns from the COVID-19 darkness with a review of “Jackass Forever” and where it sits in the history of the franchise.

Meanwhile, Cody recaps his virtual visit to the Sundance Film Festival.

The CineSnob Podcast returns from the holiday break with a rundown of Cody’s and Jerrod’s top ten films of 2021.

They also throw in a quick review of “The 355,” which is about as good as you’d expect from an early January action movie.

The CineSnob Podcast returns from a long break with a spoiler-heavy review of Marvel crowd-pleaser “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” Guillermo Del Toro’s “Nightmare Alley,” and Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Licorice Pizza.”

Cody and Jerrod also talk stupid college football bowl game names, ahead of Cody’s attendance at the Tropical Smoothie Cafe Frisco Bowl.

The CineSnob Podcast returns from a few weeks off with reviews of Marvel’s “Eternals,” Tom Hanks post-apocalyptic robot drama “Finch,” Princess Diana sort-of biopic “Spencer,” and shot-over-Zoom comedy “Language Lessons.”

Cody and Jerrod also talk what they did the last 3 weeks, including Cody’s trip to NYC and the perks of free food at a sporting event.