He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy! People who are very enthusiastic about British comedy consider Life of Brian to be one of the best movies ever made. We ... certainly wouldn't say that. Mixed thoughts. Good bits, though! No objection to the bits!

This week's recommendations: Sean's unpopular opinion is that THE INVITATION is good actually; Kahmeela's unpopular opinion is that the ORPHAN prequel is good actually; Robin just likes erotic thrillers like 1990's SHATTERED.

The pen is blue! When we drew LIAR LIAR, all three of our hosts were pretty sure it was pretty good. Would this be that beautiful moment when we revisit an old comedy and find it's still funny and delightful? Or would it be like, you know, most of the other times?

This week's recommendations: Sean likes BODIES BODIES BODIES, but everyone knew he would. Robin is on board with both PREY and THE GRAY MAN. Kahmeela was fine with DAY SHIFT.

One of the biggest hits of the 70s and biggest Oscar successes of all time was the NOMIA for a big chunk of 1976. How does it look nearly a half-century later? Interesting! Good? Undoubtedly full of cigarettes.

Robin loves MARCEL THE SHELL, Sean shrugs at a bunch of movies but recommends ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE and Kahmeela is very satisfied by THE GREY MAN!

Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman go to prison! And try to survive/get out/not get thrown back in, over and over again, for like ... their whole lives, pretty much? We try. Boy, do we try. Don't worry, there are plenty of other subjects, like a strenuous objection to Bob's Burgers and whether or not Dustin Hoffman was ever hot.

This episode's recommendations: Kahmeela likes THE BLACK PHONE, Sean likes MARCEL THE SHELL, Robin felt pretty good about THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER but tune in to hear about what recent semi-hit she totally hates!

The first new number-one movie of the millennium was NEXT FRIDAY, the sequel to the mid-90s classic. But with the loss of Chris Tucker, as well as Ice Cube's devastating lack of interest in anything but the soundtrack, is there anything to love this time around?

In recommendations, Sean likes ELVIS, Kahmeela loves IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT and Robin went to Dollywood.

Vampires! Priests! Lots of unmotivated anger! Horror maestro John Carpenter was winding down his time behind the camera by the late '90s; is his very aggressive bloodsucking western a hidden gem or better off dead?

This week's recommendations: Robin is a fan of FIRE ISLAND. Kahmeela finally got on board the EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE train, but she's mostly raving about THE UNBEARABLE WEIGHT OF STAGGERING GENIUS. Sean gets over his dinosaur disappointment to give a cool recommendation to LIGHTYEAR.

BLAZING SADDLES is widely seen as a comedy classic, and many people grew up with it — but one of our hosts is coming to it for the first time. How does Mel Brooks' western satire look in 2022?

Recommendations! Kahmeela likes THE DEVIL YOU KNOW, Robin can't help falling in love with MOONFALL and Sean gives a shockingly lukewarm opinion on 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY for some reason.

My man! And also Russell Crowe. Denzel Washington led AMERICAN GANGSTER to a surprisingly big box-office haul for an R-rated, original movie. Will all the cool moments and chinchilla coats make up for the fact that this movie doesn't actually have a third act?

In recommendations ... honestly, we mostly complain about FIRESTARTER and OLD. Sean liked DOWNTON ABBEY, anyway, and Robin is firmly on board the EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE train.

Bounce with us, slide with us, etc., as we revisit one of the biggest summer blockbusters of the '90s! Sure, we all loved MEN IN BLACK when it hit theaters, but how does it hold up after a quarter-century, several mediocre sequels and ... let's just say recent events? One thing is for sure: D'Onofrio is the best.

There's a lot of qualified opinions in this week's recommendations, so you'll have to  listen. But Sean loved DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE whatsit, so there's that — oh, and Robin is just all about AMBULANCE.

For 4,000 years, an evil mummy has waited! For 40 years, no one has bothered to watch this movie! Yet here we are, revisiting the 1980 Halloween-weekend (maybe) winner THE AWAKENING, where Charlton Heston ... doesn't ever really settle down on any particular course of action, vis a vis mummies.

This week's recommendations: EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE! Tony Hawk doc UNTIL THE WHEELS FALL OFF! And portions of BEN-HUR!