So obviously, Peter Jackson's Lord of the rings trilogy are the greatest fantasy movies of all time, but if you couldn't pick any of those... what are the other top 10 fantasy movies? Find out in this episode of The SpoilerCast.

Ask me to list my top 10 horror movies from the 70s, 80s or even the 2000s and I could do it in a second. the 90s however, yikes. that was a wasteland, so we sat down and did the work no one else dares to do.

Car chases, explosions, ultraviolence and badass oneliners. This list has it all!

We are celebrating the summer with five top 10 lists. The first is what movies we love this year so far.

I really didn't think it could get any worse after Jurassic World Dominion. That was genuinely one of the dumbest movies I had ever seen. Somehow, Jurassic world rebirth is worse. Not dumber, but definitely worse. 

We just saw the new F1 movie — and it's not just good, it's easily the best blockbuster of the year. In this episode, we dive deep into why this film absolutely blew us away. From the intense racing sequences to the surprisingly emotional storytelling and killer performances, this movie delivers on every level.

We break down the film’s standout moments, how it compares to other racing films (spoiler: it crushes them), and why we think no other 2025 release is likely to top it. Whether you're an F1 fan or not, this movie is pure cinematic adrenaline — and we’re here to tell you why it works so damn well.

This week we are doing something a litle different. We are discussing the 2009 album The empyrean by John Frusciante. We discuss the music, the themes and the emotional power behind really good music.

Dangerous Animals mostly sticks to the usual formula, but a few unexpected choices—and a genuinely strong performance from Jai Courtney—lift it above the pack. He finally gets to act, and it shows. We break down where it works, where it doesn’t, and why it’s worth a second look. Watch the full review now.

We review Ballerina (2025), the new spin-off from the John Wick universe — and to our surprise, it's actually amazing. Stylish, brutal, and way more than a cash grab, Ballerina delivers legit action with Ana de Armas leading the charge. Is it better than John Wick? We break it all down.

In this episode of The SpoilerCast, we break down and review Karate Kid: Legends — the latest legacy sequel to the beloved Karate Kid franchise. Is it a worthy addition to the iconic series, or just another nostalgia-fueled cash grab? While Karate Kid: Legends offers solid entertainment and a few fresh ideas, it ultimately feels like a movie designed more to capitalize on the legacy of the original than to stand on its own. Still, it's a fun ride that manages to justify its existence — even if no one will be talking about it six months from now.

We discuss the film’s strengths, its weaker moments, and whether it brings anything truly new to the table. If you're a fan of martial arts movies, 80s reboots, or just curious whether this installment is worth your time, this episode is for you.

Spoilers, and brutally honest opinions included.