This week was a struggle! We give our Top films of the year and talk some crazy stuff. Midnightfilmreview.com

This week the boys talk about several news stories. Box office update, NBC spying on Netflix, and the Oscars. Brian has a rehash for a recommendation and Colin recommends something that is a little insane. The duo then reviews The Revenant.Open Discussion (3:11-30:13)Recommendations (30:35-42:50)Review of The Revenant (43:15-56:17)Spoilers for The Revenant (56:35-1:17:18)Email us at [email protected]://midnightfilmreview.com

After taking Christmas off, the boys are back with some EMAILS!!! They start the show off with emails and an open discussion covering box office, Netflix, and PewDiePie. Then they recommend Making a Murderer. Brian recommends Victoria (kinda) and Colin recommends the video game Broken Age. The duo ends with a review of The Hateful Eight.Open discussion (11:45-37:35)Recommendations (38:10-58:02)Review of The Hateful Eight (58:41-1:17:46)Spoilers (1:18:27-1:44:19)https://midnightfilmreview.com

The fellas have a new segment called "Why I Hate ___!" where they tell everyone why they hate a beloved film. Colin has a few recommendations and one movie not to watch. Then Brian and Colin hop on the Millennium Falcon and discuss all things Force Awakens! Brian's "Why I Hate Forrest Gump" (10:23-24:35)Recommendations (24:55-42:12)Review of Star Wars: Force Awakens (42:35-53:29)Spoilers (53:45-1:37:55)Midnightfilmreview.com

Colin and Brian use the open discussion to destroy the legacy of George Lucas. Ok not really he did that to himself. But they do talk Star Wars!. In recommendations this week Colin talks about something a little different (it involves reading). Brian recommends two television shows. Then it finally happens they disagree about a film...kinda. They review Kurt Russell's latest film Bone Tomahawk.Open Discussion: (:35-35:04)Recommendations: (35:46-1:05:42)Review of Bone Tomahawk: (1:06:06-1:14:00)Spoilers: (1:14:11)http://nothotbutspicy.com/para/hm/https://midnightfilmreview.comhttps://www.facebook.com/midnightfilmreview

Brian and Colin open the show with a discussion about 3-D, the cultural significance of Avatar, and James Cameron's legacy. Brian recommends Bone Tomahawk and Colin has a quasi-recommendation for the new TV show Superstore. Brian then has some discouraging things to say about Secret in Their Eyes. They end the show with a rave review of Krampus. Read Brian's written review for Krampus at Midnightfilmreview.com. Also a small apology for some background noise courtesy of my Great Dane Bayla.Open discussion-(:40-24:30)Recommendations-(24:41-44:47)Review of Krampus-(45:55-1:01:42)Spoilers for Krampus-(1:01:56-1:11:20)

In the open discussion this week Colin and Brian rehash the horrible new television shows from the fall slate. They disagree about Jessica Jones but agree that the action is bad. They both share the same recommendation and the show ends with an in-depth review of Creed.Open discussion (2:35-32:45)Recommendation (33:15-45:10)Creed review (45:55-59:05) Spoilers (59:30-1:18:30)Midnightfilmreview.com

During the open discussion Colin and Brian talk about whether or not Disney's decision to not screen Star Wars: The Force Awakens is an end of criticism. Colin recommends Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp and Brian recommends The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margret. The tag team then reviews Spotlight.Open discussion (:20-25:48)Recommendations (26:12-39:50)Review of Spotlight (40:05-56:10)Checkout the midnightfilmreview.com

With the release of the Warcraft trailer Brian and Colin decide to talk about the movie adaptions of video games. Then the dynamic duo chronologically dissect all the movies directed by Quentin Tarantino. Read written reviews at Midnightfilmreview.comOpen discussion about video game movies (3:53-45:10)Tarantino breakdown (45:50-1:46:00)

Colin and Brian start off episode 6 with an open discussion about John Landgraf's recent comments. Brian then recommends Dead and Buried (1981) and Homeland season 5. Yes Colin SEASON 5! Colin recommends The Loved Ones. Finally they review Spectre.The John Landgraf articles:http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/fx-chief-john-landgraf-content-813914http://www.thewrap.com/why-fx-chief-john-landgrafs-warning-about-a-tv-content-bubble-has-jolted-tv-industry/Read Brian's written reviews at Midnightfilmreview.com