Jason Dubray goes solo again to reveal his Top Ten Discoveries of 2022 - these are pre-2022 movies that Jason watched for the first time this year that feature work by great filmmakers like John Ford, Akira Kurosawa, Mira Nair, Robert Wise, Michelangelo Antonioni, and Andrei Tarkovsky.  These are movies that are unique, challenging, and (in Jason's view) worthwhile recommendations for listeners who have not heard about these films or their talented filmmakers.  Enjoy this unique episode!

In this episode, Jason Dubray does a solo show discussing his Noir November challenge.  He will list his top ten favourite films from the 30-day challenge and discuss some 1940's and 1950's crime film recommendations he has.  We hope you enjoy this unique episode of The Shelf Shedding Movie Show!

First time guest, Lindsay Wilkins of the Shlock and Awe podcast and host Jason Dubray discuss the great Jack Lemmon by reviewing six of his comedic movies.  Lindsay and Jason also provide fun doubles for each movie reviewed as an homage to Lindsay's Shlock and Awe podcast.  This is an enjoyable conversation about a wonderful actor.  We hope you enjoy this episode!

Curtis Anderson returns to The Shelf Shedding Movie Show for the third time to discuss six remote horror movies.  These are heavy films and certainly not ones for every listener.  Curtis and Jason end up in different places with most of these movies.  It is an entertaining episode that we hope you enjoy!

Film Feast host, Matt Bledsoe, returns to The Shelf Shedding Movie Show to discuss six Horror Revamps with host, Jason Dubray.  Which entry in these famous (or infamous) horror franchises will disappear from Jason's movie shelf after this episode?  Enjoy the show!

For this 50th Episode of The Shelf Shedding Movie Show, there will be a massive elimation.  Six movies will be reviewed and only one will stay on Jason Dubray's movie shelf.  This episode has five segments where a regular guest reviews two movies with Jason and at the end one movie survives and goes on to the next segment where the process repeats.  Kurt Fitzpatrick has a segment called Southern Movies.  Tom Ratzlaff's segment is Never Talk to Strangers.  Kelsi Moser's segment is Dead End Towns.  Carmelta Valdez McKoy's segment is Monstrous Drug Addicts.  Larry Parsons's segment is Allegorical Auteurs.  Unfortunately, there were some minor sound glitches in Larry's segment but we still hope you enjoy the show.  Thank you to all of the guests - on this episode and on all the other episodes- for the time you have spent talking movies.  And, of course, thank you to the listeners who have supported this podcast over the last few years.

Scott Lehman and host, Jason Dubray, take on another month-long movie challenge with Action April.  Scott and Jason are joined by first-time guest Sheldon Matiko as all three share their Action April Top Ten Lists and each sheds a movie from their Action April viewing.  Beware!  There will be EXTREME spoilers for some of the movies discussed.  We hope you enjoy this longer episode of the show!

Kelsi Moser returns to The Shelf Shedding Movie Show to discuss six disturbing horror movies that revolve around violent children.  These are a tough group of well-made movies that led to an interesting discussion.  We hope you enjoy this episode!

Last February, Jason Dubray took on Scott Lehman's Funny February challenge.  This was a conversation where Jason and Scott reveal their ten favourite comedies from the challenge, five runners up, and Scott throws Jason a curveball at the end of the episode.  We hope you enjoy this special episode of The Shelf Shedding Movie Show!

First time guest, Darryl Heskin, and Jason Dubray review six movies (or three dopplegangers) - three pairs of movies that have similar plot lines.  We look at two movies about the end of the world, two movies about deadly volcanoes, and two movies about messages from the supernatural realm.  We do not agree on all of the movies, but it is a great discussion.  Please enjoy this episode!