Fatalities, flawless victories, and plenty of drinks! We are back to review the martial arts mayhem of the new Mortal Kombat movie. We dive deep into the blood-soaked action and the franchise's new characters to tell you exactly how it holds up.

If you enjoyed the high-stakes hide-and-seek of Ready or Not, then They Will Kill You is the shot of adrenaline you’ve been waiting for. We absolutely loved this flick; it perfectly captures that "eat the rich" energy while delivering a twisted, darkly comedic survival tale that kept us hooked from the first jump. Pour yourself a double, because this movie manages to balance gnarly kills with a wicked sense of humor that makes it a certified modern horror favorite.

Grab a bottle—or better yet, the entire liquor cabinet—because this week we’re subjecting ourselves to Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, a cinematic disaster that somehow decided an ancient Egyptian priest belongs in the middle of New Mexico. We spend the episode trying to comprehend why they traded pyramids for tumbleweeds, all while watching the plot abandon its own premise to shamelessly cosplay as a completely different horror franchise. It’s an absolute train wreck, and you’re definitely going to need a very strong drink to survive this review with us.

Pour a glass and grab your dancing shoes because this week we’re breaking down the electric new biopic Michael, and spoiler alert: it’s a total "Thriller." We’re pairing Jaafar Jackson’s uncanny performance with a smoky Lagavulin and a smooth Clase Azul to see if the film truly captures the King of Pop’s complex legacy. It’s a high-energy review of a movie we absolutely loved, so don't stop 'til you get enough of this episode!

The Le Domas family is back for another round of high-stakes hide-and-seek in Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, and we’re breaking down every bloody twist and turn. Join us as we discuss whether this sequel delivers the same darkly comedic punch as the original or if the game has finally worn thin.

Is it a "sophomore slump" for director John Patton Ford, or a modern dark-comedy masterpiece? This week we’re breaking down the new A24 thriller How To Make A Killing. We dive into Glen Powell’s performance as the disowned heir Becket Redfellow and debate if his quest to "prune the family tree" is a stroke of genius or just a messy execution. Grab a glass as we discuss the star-studded supporting cast (Ed Harris! Margaret Qualley! Zach Woods!) and decide if this "eat the rich" satire leaves a good aftertaste or if it’s just a cheap shot.

Is Ghostface losing his edge, or did the studio just forget to pay a human writer? This week we’re pouring a heavy one to cope with Scream 7. We discuss the return of Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) and the absolute "meta-mess" that followed. From the bizarre AI-deepfake plot points to dialogue so stiff it feels like it was generated by a 2023 version of ChatGPT, we’re asking the tough questions: Why is Joel McHale here? Why is the ending a logic-free zone? And most importantly, how many times can one franchise trip over its own knife? Grab your drink or pitcher—you’re going to need it for this post-mortem.

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.