Whiskey & Tequila Movie Reviews

As the curtain closes on Black History Month, we’re taking a seat in the front row to honor the legacy of Black excellence in film. Grab a glass and join us for a deep dive into the performances and stories that shaped the industry. We’re debating our "Mount Rushmore" of iconic Black actors, revisiting the films that defined our lives, and uncovering the historical milestones that paved the way for the creators of today. It’s a celebratory toast to the art, the history, and the future of Black Cinema.

This week on Whiskey & Tequila, we’re washing ashore with Sam Raimi’s Send Help to see if this island horror-thriller packs a signature "Evil Dead" punch. We break down whether the tropical scares are top-shelf or if the survival drama leaves us stranded without a drink. Grab a glass and join us as we decide if this Raimi return is a cinematic paradise or just a total shipwreck. 🥃🏝️

Lock your doors and hide your car keys—Jason Statham is back, and he’s grumpier than a hungover bartender on a Monday morning. This week on Whiskey & Tequila, we’re breaking down Shelter, the movie where Statham tries to live a quiet life on a Scottish island but accidentally becomes a lethal babysitter instead.

Is it a deep, emotional character study? Absolutely not.

This week on Whiskey & Tequila Movie Review Podcast, we’re here to break down the heist thriller Crime 101. Based on Don Winslow’s gritty novella, it’s a high-octane game of cat-and-mouse between a master thief and a relentless detective.

The bunkers are open and the drinks are poured. This week on the Whiskey & Tequila Movie Review Podcast, we’re breaking down the gritty sequel, Greenland: Migration.

Five years after the world ended, the Garrity family is back on the move. We’re discussing whether this post-apocalyptic road trip lives up to the tension of the first film, Gerard Butler’s "Disaster Dad" energy, and those massive set pieces that left us breathless.

Welcome back to the cinema! After a month break were back to review Primate. Primate is directed by Johannes Roberts previously known for directing 47 Meters Down. We discuss the film's practical effects, the supervillain primate known as Ben, and whether or not this January Horror lived up to expectations.

To end the year we had to give yall our top five best & worst movies of the year. Thanks for all the support can’t wait to see what 2026 movies bring us. Cheers

The Horsemen are back for the threequel, Now You See Me: Now You Don't, and we're drinking to figure out if it's a brilliant magic trick or just a glorified distraction! We break down the globe-trotting heist, the confusing new generation of magicians, and which character we're convinced is secretly Rosamund Pike in disguise. You won't believe your eyes (or how much we had to drink to follow the plot).

Glen Powell is racing for his life (and a billion dollars) in Edgar Wright's slick new adaptation of The Running Man. We're chugging tequila and whiskey while debating which is the bigger threat: the Hunters, or the dystopian healthcare system that got Ben Richards into this mess in the first place. Tune in to see if this remake sprints to a perfect score, or just trips over its own overstuffed plot!

For this episode we dive into the world of the Yautja to watch Predator: Badlands. This time we're following Dek and his robot friend Thia as they roam around the Death Planet where everything has evolved to kill. We promise this is not a secret review of After Earth.