As part of my "Summer Catch-Up," I am doing movie reviews for 2024 summer movies every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY here on the channel. Today, I am talking about YOUNG WOMAN AND THE SEA. Haven't heard about it? I'm not surprised. BUT, it's my job as a critic to highlight films that may be under the radar, in the hopes of spreading the word of how good they may be! Let me know in the comments if you've seen it.

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As part of my "Summer Catch-Up," I am doing movie reviews for 2024 summer movies every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY here on the channel. Today, I am talking about KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, an installment in one of my favorite sci-fi franchises. Let me know down below what you thought of the film, and what other summer movies you want me to cover.

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As part of my "Summer Catch-Up," I am doing movie reviews for 2024 summer movies every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY here on the channel. Today, I am talking about A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE, as we continue our stretch of horror catch-up. As a big fan of the first two, my expectations were pretty high here, and I dive into what met my expectations, what exceeded them, and what fell below them. Let me know in the comments what you thought of this film! And stay tuned for more summer catch-up as we're not even halfway through the month yet!

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As the retrospective nears its close, it's time to look at who I would've awarded awards to for the year of 2014, as seen through a lens ten years removed from it. I include almost all of the Oscar categories, as well as some other more fun superlative categories that can normally be seen on the Pickle Awards each year. I also compare my nominations to the ACTUAL Oscar nominations to see how I aligned with the Academy. It is always fun looking back, but the task is always immensely difficult, so let me know if you have any snubs, surprises, or who your winners would be for the year of 2014.

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Welcome to another episode of "Recipe for Reality," where Zach Love and Dylan Randazzo break down the latest in reality TV! This episode, we are talking about the WILD first three weeks of BB26 and what tone it sets for the rest of the season. We also give our updated winner picks.

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As part of my "Summer Catch-Up," I am doing movie reviews for 2024 summer movies every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY here on the channel. Today, I am looking at TWO Shyamalan films. The latest M. Night Shyamalan film TRAP as well as his daughter Ishana Night Shyamalan's film THE WATCHERS. Both have interesting talking points, and I'm also looking forward to hearing YOUR thoughts of these films in the comments below!

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As part of my "Summer Catch-Up," I am doing movie reviews for 2024 summer movies every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY here on the channel. Today, I am talking about what may be the BEST movie of the year, and maybe the best horror film of the decade at large... Jane Schoenbrun's I SAW THE TV GLOW. A film about nostalgia, distinct 90s aesthetics, the trans experience, gender dysmorphia, the self-discovery aided by the media we consume, the horrors of living as someone else and the power of breaking through, the magic of Phoebe Bridgers. IT HAS IT ALL. Here is my review. Please comment below with YOUR thoughts about the film, and consider liking and subscribing to help our channel glow.

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We’re back with "PICTURE THIS," an exploration through every Best Picture nominee ever. This month, hosts Dylan Randazzo and Chadwick Webb are looking at the nominees of 1966 (for the 1967 ceremony) as part of our YEAR OF CLASSICS. The slate of movies are “Alfie,” “A Man For All Seasons,” “The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!,” “The Sand Pebbles,” and “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” We are also so lucky to be joined by an esteemed guest, Malcolm Lay (Take 3 Productions) who came to champion one of his favorite films of all time.

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As part of my "Summer Catch-Up," I am doing movie reviews for 2024 summer movies every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY here on the channel. Today, I am bringing you a late night review to talk about Osgood Perkins' newest film LONGLEGS, which had spines chilling across the nation for the last month. Let me know in the comments what YOU thought of LONGLEGS and if you found it as scary as the marketing made it out to be (or if you didn't find it scary, comment too, but as always, be respectful!). Consider liking, commenting, and subscribing to help the channel grow!

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Welcome to another episode for one of our favorite shows on the Dyl Pickle Movie Network called DRAFT DAY, where we take a topic and draft through a specific range of categories pertaining to the overall topic. This month's topic is a bit of a high-concept one, the DRAFT DAY DRAFT DAY, inspired by the 2014 Ivan Reitman film "Draft Day." We are looking at all SORTS of drafts today: the draft for war, a drafty breeze, draft beer, and of course the NFL draft by drafting 1 war film, 1 film set in a cold environment, 1 film about alcohol/drinking, 1 football film, and 1 performance from the 2014 film Draft Day. We are joined by Marvel-ous Movie Mondays co-host Kelsey Kilpatirck, Picture This co-host Chadwick Webb, and two esteemed guests, Kerri Webb (Welcome to Primetime) and Dan Skip Allen (From the Fourth Row).