The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan welcome back Michael and Rob  to the show to talk about a set of scary movie double features! Night of the Demon, Burn Witch Burn, Black Christmas, When a Stranger Calls, Wolfen, The Hunger, Silver Bullet, and Werewolves Within are all on the agenda. Check in and share yours @askjoelandryan

The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan celebrate the life and career of iconic screen actor Gene Hackman, in and amongst counting down his top 10 performances, we touch on at least 20 other titles and and try to unravel what makes Hackman one of the most reliable actors of his generation. Get your shots in @askjoelandryan

The Movie Club with Joel & Ryan & Shauna takes on 3 big dog movies from the last 10 years or so in Red Dog, Hachi: A Dog's Tale, and Megan Leavey. We also talk about our own dogs and examine the invaluable lessons our pets can teach us. Have your own dog stories to tell? Let us know @askjoelandryan

Ryan & Joel talk over a host of movies that found their audience in the early 80s at video stores and on pay cable, as apposed to on cinema screens. They discuss the fates of The Man From Snowy River, Six Pack, Max Dugan Returns, Strange Brew and Eddie and the Cruisers, among many others. Share your memories @askjoelandryan

Following up on their previous episode examining the early films of the DCEU, The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan tackle both the theatrical and Zack Snyder Cut of the Justice League film. The go over all the major difference and relive some of the sorted history behind the project. They also do a whip around of Aquaman, Shazam!, Birds of Prey and Wonder Woman 1984 before wrapping things up @askjoelandryan

The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan try to figure out the early films in the DC Extended Universe by discussing The Green Lantern, Man of Steel, Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, and Wonder Woman. They also address some common criticisms and fan theories @askjoelandryan

Through a strange twist of fate (check out the beginning of Episode 4.25) The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan got the opportunity to make contact with renowned filmmaker and documentarian Charles de Lauzirika. He in turn was kind enough to come on the show and share some of his experiences in the industry and analyze some of his most recent works.

The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan are joined again by resident horror expert and most excellent friend Michael to deliver their last episode that deep dives into the final two films of the Alien 'Quadrilogy' 1992's Alien³ and 1997's Alien Resurrection.

The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan along with Michael are back in front of the mic to finish the deep dive into James Cameron's Aliens. They begin on an express elevator to hell and end trying to answer whether or not it is okay to dream. In between they hash out the details of one of the most intense and rewarding sequels of all time @askjoelandryan

The Movie Show with Joel & Ryan return as promised along with their buddy Michael to take a deep dive into James Cameron's Aliens on this, the 35th anniversary of its release in 1986. Such is our love and passion for the science fiction classic that we only get about a third of the way through it, with the promise of an exciting confusion next episode @askjoelandryan