It is the second episode of the week, as we just needed to share our thoughts on the Oscar nominations. As well, we discuss if MCU and Star Wars are bad for cinema. We also review two movies including 'Munich: The Edge of War' and 'The House.'

This week hosts Scott Martin & Christopher Spicer review two movies including the latest installment in the beloved horror series in 'Scream'. They also look at the latest Happy Madison comedy in 'Home Team.' From there they discuss why 'Moonfall' was not released in Canada, and if it is possible for smaller movies to become break-out hit in the modern environment.

This week Scott Martin and Christopher Spicer review three 2022 releases in the James McAvoy dramatic kidnapping thriller, 'My Son', the animated adventure 'The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild' and a romantic comedy in 'The Royal Treatment'. As well, we discuss if some past stories are hands off for adaptation due to being problematic, and we look at what we can learn from the success of 'Don't Look Up.'

This week hosts Scott Martin and Christopher Spicer dig into the vault and review five movies that the majority of critics gave the thumbs down. They review the sweeping Nicholas Cage adventure 'National Treasure', the not-so historical accurate fantasy 'Gods of Egypt', the gothic horror 'Mary Shelley's Frankenstein', the supernatural noir 'Constantine' and the workplace teen dramedy. 'Empire Records.' Find out if the hosts agree with the critical consensus.

We've got four piping hot 2022 movie reviews for you. We have the big animated sequel in 'Hotel Transylvania: Transformania', a thriller starring Alyssa Milano in 'Brazen;, a claustrophobic inducing Spanish thriller in 'The Wasteland; and a Italian romantic dramedy in 'Four to Dinner.' After all that, we talk about what we can learn from the success of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.'

It is the return to the old format as we have several things to discuss this week. We have two reviews for you including the George Clooney directed and Ben Affleck starring 'The Tender Bar' and a sci-fi dystopian thriller starring Chloe Grace Moretz in 'Mother/Android.' We also pay tribute to three entertinament greats in Sidney Poitier, Betty White and Peter Bogdanovich.

It is the biggest show of the year as Scott Martin and Christopher Spicer look back at their favourite movies of 2021. They both list their top ten, and celebrate the best of the movie year. A great episode if you're looking for movie recommendations or if you just want to see what we loved in 2021.

2021 was a rough year for many people. While there were many great movies to ease the pain, there were also a lot of bad to make things worse. This week hosts Christopher Spicer and Scott Martin pan the worse of the bunch one last time as they both present their top ten worst movies of 2021. Then they try to be more positive by looking ahead and by both listing their ten most anticipated of 2022.

It is part one of our three-part look back at the year of movies in 2021. This week we're looking at the best of the underrated movies. These are the pictures that either are better than their critical reception, deserved way more people to have seen them or just a complete unknown movie. Both Scott Martin and Christopher Spicer list their ten most underrated movies. It is a great show for those looking for some hidden gems.

Surprise! We have an extra episode for you this week where we do stuff like talk movies, but we also have an announcement regarding the future of the podcast.