Long time friend and guest Ben McGinley stops by to discuss the multi-layered racing drama Ford v. Ferrari.

Elizabeth Banks assigns box office failure to men, "Harriet" screenwriter claims Julia Roberts was pitched as a casting choice, and Nicolas Cage set to play himself in meta film "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent." All of that and our review for Doctor Sleep.

Paul Thomas Anderson has a new movie set for 2022, streaming wars intensifies, and Days of Our Lives get contracts rescinded. All of that and a review for Shia LeBeouf's therapeutic exorcism exercise Honey Boy. Guest: Dan Bauer

Thurlene Williams guests again as she and Kyle discuss everything from gay subplots in movies and male birth control. Also a review for Noah Baumbach's latest and finest relationship examination, Marriage Story.

Scream 5 has been announced in development, the new trailer for The Invisible Man gets released, and Emma Watson isn't single but rather "self-partnered." All these stupid things, and our review for Edward Norton's passion project noir Motherless Brooklyn.

Netflix disingenuously negotiates with Theater Exhibitors, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse announces its sequel, and Jack Dorsey bans political ads on Twitter. All of that and our review for Martin Scorsese's anticipated gangster epic, The Irishman.

Tim Miller and Linda Hamilton despise a scene from T2: Judgment Day, comedian Gary Gulman shares a behind-the-scenes story on the set of Joker, and David Lynch receives an honorary Academy Award. Plus we have returning guest monster actor Alan Maxson who shares insights on his latest short film: Patina.

Francis Ford Coppola calls Marvel movies "despicable," Quentin Tarantino refuses to recut Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood for China, and we get to our anticipated review for Robert Eggers latest period immersion The Lighthouse.

Liz Kloepfer is heading to Amazon for a documentary on Ted Bundy, Pete Davidson sticks out like a sore thumb in Suicide Squad photos, and a redone version of Sonic the Hedgehog leaks online. All of that and our review for the unnecessary Zombieland sequel, Zombieland: Double Tap. Special Guest: Dan Bauer

Zoe Kravitz is our new Catwoman, a trailer for Dolittle has Kyle horrified, and we bid a fond RIP farewell to actor Robert Forster. All of that and our review for Taika Waititi's anti-hate satire Jojo Rabbit.