Whether you're team wholesome holiday cheer or team creepy Christmas horror, this three-way movie showdown has something for every type of movie fan this holiday season.

Christmas Movies Hall of Fame - The Rankings

My List

1. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation - The undisputed champion of Christmas chaos and family dysfunction

2. Home Alone 1 & 2 - Kevin McCallister's double feature of holiday mayhem deserves the tie

2.5 Black Christmas (Original) - The OG slasher that defined Christmas horror

3. Bad Santa - Billy Bob Thornton's delightfully twisted anti-hero performance (check out my Letterboxd review!)

3.5 Jim Carrey's How The Grinch Stole Christmas - Love it or hate it, this one's a holiday staple

4. Elf - Will Ferrell's pure holiday joy in human form

5. Eyes Wide Shut - Yes, it's a Christmas movie. Fight us.

5.5 The Family Man - Nicolas Cage's underrated holiday redemption story

6. The Holdovers - The emotional toll is real, but this Paul Giamatti masterpiece might deserve to rank even higher

7. The Santa Clause - Tim Allen's transformation launched a franchise for good reason

8. The Holiday - The ultimate cozy Christmas rom-com comfort watch

9. It's A Wonderful Life - The obligatory classic (full disclosure: needs a rewatch for proper ranking)

10. The Polar Express - Tom Hanks and motion capture magic on the rails to the North Pole

Sugar Bob's List

[Her picks discussed in the episode]

Beeshee's List

[Their picks discussed in the episode]

Movies We Need To Catch Up On

• Klaus - This Netflix animated gem keeps coming up in recommendations

Top 5 Christmas Horror Movies

When you need your holiday cheer with a side of screams:

1. Rare Exports - Finnish horror that reimagines Santa Claus as nightmare fuel
2. Krampus - The anti-Santa gets his due in this creature feature
3. Eyes Wide Shut (yes, again!) - Kubrick's psychological thriller set during the holidays
4. Gremlins - The perfect blend of comedy, horror, and Christmas carnage
5. Black Christmas - The 1974 original remains the gold standard of holiday horror

Honorable Mentions

• Violent Night - David Harbour as action-hero Santa
• The Nightmare Before Christmas - The eternal debate: Halloween movie or Christmas movie?

Topics Discussed

• Comparing our three different Hall of Fame lists and finding common ground
• Why Bad Santa holds up as the perfect anti-Christmas movie
• The emotional weight of The Holdovers and why it's climbing the rankings
• Eyes Wide Shut as Christmas movie: A controversial but correct take
• The original Black Christmas vs. modern horror remakes
• Home Alone's cultural impact and sequel success rate
• Which Christmas movies are genuinely rewatchable vs. obligatory viewings
• Where Sugar Bob and Beeshee agree (and violently disagree) with my picks

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Our favorite interdimensional demon is back, Pennywise, plus a de facto Loser's Club is bicycling in Derry, and Halloween is less than a week ago- horror fans, we are feasting. So come with us as we review and deep dive, with some spoilers, into 'It: Welcome to Derry' and its (see what I did there) Pilot Episode. 

We are also huge Twin Peaks fans, and this episode and some elements therein are ripe for comparison to the Lynch masterpiece that takes place in the dark and fantastical woods of the Pacific Northwest. Do not miss this episode, we really explore this newest iteration of Derry and where we think it is heading! 

Also, resident Batman fanatic Bobby, putting it lightly, brings up the incredible comic book cameo we see in this first episode- listen and find out what he thinks it means for an upcoming horror project in the DCU. 

Let us know what you thought about this pilot episode, and if you are excited and along for the ride back to Derry in a 5-star review and comment please! 

Oh, and HAPPY HALLOWEEN MOVIE LOVERS!!!  Double oh, Mr. DICK HALLORANN!? You know we talk about it, any excuse to discuss The Shining. And Batman, for Bobby. 

In this episode, Bobby and I tackle two of the most talked-about horror releases: The Black Phone 2 and V/H/S Halloween.

We start off discussing the return of Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill to the Black Phone franchise, the brainchild of Stephen King's offspring, Joe Hill. Bobby and I explore what makes their creative partnership so effective in crafting psychological horror and why their storytelling resonates so deeply with audiences. We spend quality time analyzing the Grabber—one of horror's most unsettling villains—and share our theories about where the sequel might take this terrifying character. We also discuss the Grabber and his potential place on the patheon of the horror villain zeitgeist, and place him up against Art the Clown and the likes! We also ask the dark questions about the Grabber, the one on everybody's mind- don't miss it! Leave a 5-star review with your thoughts on the Grabber, we'd love to read them! 

Then Bobby and I switch gears to dissect V/H/S Halloween, the latest installment in the iconic found-footage anthology series. I break down each segment with mini-reviews, and Bobby chimes in with his takes on what worked, what fell flat, and which shorts delivered genuine scares. From inventive practical effects to slow-burn terror, we cover every twisted tale that makes this anthology perfect Halloween viewing. From the insanity that is 'Fun Size,' to the deprevity of 'Kid Print,' we have a blast ranting about our favorite parts of each and if the Halloween through-line is maintained. The list of directs is phenominal, by the way, and VHS Halloween is on Shudder now- don't miss it. I mean Paco Plaza, Alex Ross Perry, Casper Kelly and more, come on! REC anyone!? 

Whether you're deciding what to watch this spooky season or you're a horror fanatic like us, this episode has all the insights you need in the two biggest horror releases this Halloween season! 

Join us for an exciting double feature review as we dive deep into two of the most talked-about films: 'Weapons' and 'One Battle After Another.' Cregger's latest film is INSANE, and we love INSANE is CINEMA! In this episode, we break down everything from performances and directing to cinematography and storytelling, giving you our honest takes on both movies. PTA and Leo joining forces in an action-packed blockbuster!? PINCH ME, I must be dreaming. 

But we don't stop at the reviews—we get into a passionate discussion about the theatrical experience and why it matters more than ever. From the immersive sound design to the communal energy of watching films with an audience, we explore why going to the movies hits different. An opening night horror movie is THE GREATEST EXPERIENCE KNOWN TO MAN! 

We're declaring it loud and clear: movies are SO BACK! Whether you're a casual moviegoer or a dedicated cinephile, this episode celebrates the magic of cinema and the irreplaceable experience of watching films on the big screen.

In This Episode:

• Complete review and analysis of 'Weapons'
• Our thoughts on 'One Battle After Another'
• Why the theatrical experience can't be replicated at home
• The resurgence of cinema and what it means for movie lovers
• Our favorite moments from both films

Perfect for film fans, movie reviewers, and anyone who loves the magic of the movies. Don't forget to subscribe and let us know your thoughts on these films in the comments!

#MoviesAreBack #WeaponsMovie #OneBattleAfterAnother #MovieReview #FilmPodcast #TheatricalExperience #Weapons

What We Cover:

Superman 2025 Movie Review:

• David Corenswet's performance as Clark Kent/Superman
• Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane - chemistry and character development
• James Gunn's directorial vision and storytelling approach + needle drops! 
• Visual effects, cinematography, and production design analysis
• How this Superman compares to previous iterations (Henry Cavill, Christopher Reeve)
• The tonal shift from Zack Snyder's Man of Steel
• Mr. Terrific and the Justice Gang! 

Deep Dive Analysis:

• Superman's origin story reimagined for modern audiences
• Themes of hope, heroism, and humanity in Gunn's interpretation
• Comic book accuracy and departures from source material
• Costume design and iconic Superman symbolism
• Score and soundtrack impact on the Superman legacy

DC Universe Future Discussion:

• James Gunn's broader vision for the new DC cinematic universe
• How Superman (2025) sets up future DC films and characters
• Potential crossovers and interconnected storylines
• Comparison to Marvel's cinematic approach
• What this means for other beloved DC heroes (Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash)
• Fan expectations vs. reality in the new DC era

Whether you're a longtime Superman fan, DC Comics enthusiast, or just love superhero movies, this episode delivers the complete breakdown you've been waiting for. We discuss spoilers, so make sure you've seen the film first!

Keywords: Superman 2025, James Gunn, David Corenswet, DC Universe, Superman review, superhero movies, comic book films, Man of Steel, Lois Lane, DC Comics

Listen now for the ultimate Superman (2025) review and DC Cinematic Universe discussion!

Then we shift gears completely to examine M3GAN 2.0, the highly anticipated sequel to the breakout horror hit from Blumhouse productions. The killer doll is back with upgraded programming and even more sinister capabilities because, well, she's older to to speak. We'll explore how this follow-up expands the M3GAN universe, the evolution of the franchise's blend of tech horror and dark comedy, and whether it manages to recapture the lightning-in-a-bottle magic of the original OR does it genre swap too soon and flat out get the audience perception of Megan wrong. 

In our extended discussion segment, we analyze the current state of the summer blockbuster season. Are audiences craving more original stories, or are franchises still king? We examine box office trends, the impact of streaming on theatrical releases, and debate whether this summer's lineup represents a creative renaissance or more of the same sequel fatigue. Plus, we share our predictions for which upcoming releases will dominate the remainder of the season.

Now go out and watch movies on THE BIGGEST SCREEN YOU CAN this summer season, we'll see you there! Please consider leaving us a smashing 5-star review, we love you! 

The Complete "28" Franchise Breakdown: Ranking 28 Years Later, 28 Days Later & 28 Weeks Later

🧟‍♂️ SPOILER ALERT: Full discussion of all three films! 🧟‍♂️

The rage virus trilogy is finally complete, or is it just beginning?! In this explosive episode, we dive deep into Danny Boyle and Alex Garland's newly released 28 Years Later (2025) and rank it against the iconic zombie franchise that started it all. After nearly three decades since the rage virus first escaped, we're breaking down whether this long-awaited sequel starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jodie Comer, and Ralph Fiennes lives up to the legacy of 28 Days Later and 28 Weeks Later. Oh, and can't forget breakout kid star Alfie Williams as our beloved momma's boy Spike. 

What We Cover:

🎬 28 Years Later Deep Dive - Our complete review of the 2025 blockbuster, from its haunting Rudyard Kipling trailer to that mind-bending finale
🏃‍♂️ 28 Days Later Retrospective - Why Boyle's 2002 original revolutionized zombie horror
💥 28 Weeks Later Analysis - The intense 2007 sequel that took the infection global
🏆 Ultimate Franchise Ranking - Which film reigns supreme in the rage virus universe?

Episode Highlights:

• 28 Years Later box office performance and critical reception analysis
• Comparing the evolution of the rage virus across all three films
• Breaking down the franchise's signature fast zombie horror elements
• Danny Boyle's return to directing vs. the different approach in 28 Weeks Later
• Alex Garland's screenwriting evolution from Days to Years
• Production secrets and behind-the-scenes insights from the 2025 release
• Fan theories about where the franchise goes next with "The Bone Temple"

Perfect For:

✅ Horror movie fans and zombie genre enthusiasts
 ✅ Danny Boyle and Alex Garland completists
 ✅ Film franchise ranking and comparison lovers
 ✅ Podcast listeners seeking in-depth movie analysis

Keywords: 28 Years Later review, 28 Days Later ranking, zombie movies 2025, Danny Boyle films, rage virus trilogy, horror podcast, movie reviews, film franchise analysis, 28 Weeks Later comparison

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We then review and discuss the latest original Shudder horror picture, The Ugly Stepsister (2025). A gruesome take on a familiar tale, does it live up to the hype!? Find out! 

Next up, one of the greatest movies ever put to screen, Billy Wilder's The Apartment (1960). We do a deep dive into this amazing and always prescient film, and discuss what makes this movie so incredible and how it can still feel so contemporary. Jack Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, Fred MacMurray and crew create a truly lived-in depiction of life in 1959 in the city, the tension of climbing the corporate ladder but selling your soul, and lonely hearts on Christmas. This movie has it all, jump in our discussion and let's talk about why. 

Please consider leaving us a 5-star review, I hope we earned it. And remember, we watch WAY MORE MOVIES than you! See ya people! 

What works, what doesn't, and is this truly the end of one of the greatest action film franchises in cinematic history!? Let's talk about it. 

Do we have an unforgettable end of a saga in a tremendous action film package, or do we have enormous highs in incredible set pieces and death-defying stunts but band-aided together with plot and exposition? Let us know what you think in a 5-star review please! 

Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is go watch this on IMAX and come back and join in our conversation about the bookend to the Mission Impossible franchise! 

Sinners is truly a MUST SEE film on the biggest screen possible, preferably IMAX, as Coogler shot the film on an I-MAX camera and can large in part thank Christopher Nolan and a conversation they had prior to filming. Sinners is truly a unique genre film, garnering a lot of comparisons to From Dusk Till Dawn but absolutely carving its own path and diverging half-way through to become a potential masterpiece. An incredible script, unforgettable music from Ludwig Göransson, strong performances, gorgeous scene-setting one shots and pans over a haunting and beautiful Mississippi backdrop, to one of the coolest stories to ever play out on the big screen brought to life by lived in costumer design and to-die-for set pieces... do NOT miss Sinners, in all movie theaters now, and enjoy our SPOILER-FREE review! 

Our next film needs no introduction to anyone that enjoys horror movies, Lake Mungo (2008). 'Lake Mungo' is also known as the Australian Blair Witch Project, but it is so much more than that. Do you remember that feeling a truly scary movie used to be able to elicit from you, maybe earlier in your horror watching career before you became desensitized? I'm talking about a movie that has you checking the back of your car after you leave the theater, looking down the dark hallways of your house a little more closely that night. For me, Paranormal Activity achieved this on opening night in a cinema, a horror flick that truly followed me home. Lake Mungo deserves to be in that conversation, and is for so many horror fans.

Lake Mungo, in my opinion, is part of the Twin Peaks extended universe- watch and let us know in a review if you agree! The worst happens to the Palmers and they lose their 16 year old daughter, but that is only the beginning. From strange happenings around the house, to horrific and dark secrets unveiled about Alice and seemingly another life lived, to grief laid bare by the Palmers, and the weirdo brother and inexplicable bruises and ghostly photography he captures- Lake Mungo has it all. This mockumentary is of dark and haunting proportions, unsettling in the best of ways, and an ending scene that will be carved into your mind for the rest of your life. Go watch 'Lake Mungo' now and do it in the darkest setting possible- sorry in advance but also you're incredibly welcome! 

A stone cold classic saved for last. Think Severance, think mind-bending cinema goodness, think Being John Malkovich! 'Being John Malkovich' came out in the LOADED film year of 1999 and, in a lot of ways, isn't spoken about nearly enough. See what's behind the most recognizable VHS cover you've ever seen- we dive deep into the cerebral exploration of Cartesian Dualism, cinema and its exploitation and exploration, and one of the most original screenplays you have ever seen come to life! Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman come together here first, and proceed to set the movie world on fire with the help of John Cusak, Cameron Diaz, Catherine Keener, and the powerful John Malkovich.  'Being Tom Cruise' was almost a thing, join our convo and find out what the heck that's about!

Now go forth and watch Sinners in theaters, and go watch these other two phenomenal films- you have three absolute bangers here! And, please share us! 

After our spoiler-free review and discussion of A Minecraft Movie, we move on the a perilous yet amazing question.. what is THE GREATEST video game movie adaptation of all time!?

We take a trip down childhood in the 90s memory lane, all the way into the early 2000s. We reminisce on Halo 2 and 3 framing our high school years, World of Warcraft until the sun comes up (raiding Molten Core until 3am and then going to school), Left 4 Dead, Resident Evil, Mortal Kombat, Minecraft beta testing, and so many more amazing games that absolutely made growing up when we did freaking amazing! 

But of the games we discuss, and all the games ever made, which made our top 5 list of the greatest video game movie ever? Video game movies historically suffer from a quality problem, but we still put together a, if I may so, fantastic list that is bound to have some films you have never heard of- so come on this journey with us!

From Stay Alive to Silent Hill, Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City (2021) to Detective Pikachu, Tomb Raider to our House of the Dead- we leave no video game movie stone unturned. 

So put your headset on, log into Xbox Live, pop the tab on your mountain dew (pepsi for me), pour your Blue Bawls on the rocks and log in to an incredibly funny and nostalgic episode of VIDEO GAME MOVIES with us! Also, please consider sharing the episode and a wonderful and love-filled 5-star review.

Let's watch some video game movies! 

We start off with making the distinction that the 'Snow White' we are discussing is in fact Marc Webb, Rachel Zegler and co and not that little white baggy in your pocket. Bobby gives this latest Disney film a fare shake and we discuss what went right, wrong, and in between.

Then we have a fantastic discussion, if I may be so bold, on the art of the PG-13 horror film! Shortly after we review Matthew John Lawrence's 'Bloody Axe Wound.' Bloody Axe Wound has one of the best log lines we've seen in a Hollywood minute, what if axe murderin' was a family business? Yes please.

And then we dive into the pg-13 horror film in question, 'The Woman in the Yard.' The Woman in the Yard has one of the most haunting trailers of the year and one we have been stoked to finally see, but you must be wondering.. does it live up to the hype!? Listen to our spoiler-free review and find out! 

Last but oh my goodness not least, the haunting masterpiece that is Dario Argento's return to giallo glory, 'Tenebrae.' Horror fans, cinephiles, and film aficionados, get to know this genre of film.  Giallo, literally yellow in Italian, is a reference to the pulp horror whodunits of the 20s and 30s in Italian supermarkets, but what it means in film is an evolution and adaptation of those novels. If you have ever watched John Carpenter's Halloween, or a slasher at all, you have witnessed the influence of giallo films and, more specifically, the great Dario Argento. From Deep Red now to Tenebrae, journey with us as we discuss what makes this movie such a stone cold classic and the giallo genre one you can't miss!

If you love your mother, please consider leaving us a 5-star review and sharing us around- we'd greatly appreciate it and hope we've earned it! Now go watch some darn movies, and try to catch up.. because you know.. we watch WAY more movies than you! See ya people! 

The Electric State is next in the long line of Netflix enormously budgeted blockbusters, starring Chris Pratt, Millie Bobby Brown, Woody Harrelson as Mr. Peanut, that's right, and more! But can money buy a good movie? Let's discuss this and what this means for the state of cinema! 

Up next is our favorite nepo baby, Jack Quaid, and his new picture 'Novocaine.' Another spoiler-free review and discussion of Novocaine and if it holds its own water, or another limb from the John Wick tree. 

Thirdly, our second film from Mr. Steven Soderbergh this year alone, 'Black Bag.' Black Bag is akin to hard sci-fi but for a spy-thriller, think more concepts and ideas told through a lot of dialogue and less gunplay. And guess what, it works, phenomenally. Join us as we discuss this film more in depth in a spoiler-free discussion and allow us to convince you to spend your hard-earned time and money watching this movie on the big screen. 

Next but CERTAINLY not least, allow us to introduce the beautiful and dark Italian genre of film, known as Giallo, with one of its finest submissions ever- Dario Argento's 'Deep Red' (1975). Deep Red is a cult classic, a movie that had an entire era in a chokehold when it came out and it hasn't loosened its black leather gloved grip since. We deep dive into Deep Red, pun, and also discuss giallo as a whole. What makes a film giallo, why are they so darn lipstick red, dark, and sexy? And why do we keep coming back for more.

Come expand your film knowledge and talk movies with us, we'd love to have you! And boy, we span a wide variety of films in this episode, please let us know if you love the spectrum in a hopefully earned 5-star review please and thank you! 

And, as always, we watch WAY more movies than you! 

We discuss the 97th Academy Awards and its place in Oscar history, plus take a very fun and deep dive into horror pictures and their omission in award ceremonies, especially the Oscars, and the horror movies that should've broken in! This is a fun conversation and a ton of awesome horror movies are mentioned, but we'd love to hear yours too! Please consider dropping us a review and let us know horror movies in your lifetime that you think should've broken that golden ceiling at the Oscars aka Hereditary. 

Join us as we debate if Anora was truly a film that broke through the ceiling of cinematic immortality, being deserving of that tiny golden man, or if it will be another Best Picture winner lost in the sands of time. And what does success at the Oscars mean for a film? And we discuss the new Academy trends, ratings, and what the future of 2025's slate of films looks like! 

We discuss the movies we are looking forward to most in 2025, from Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein all the way to Wes Anderson's The Phoenician Scheme- come join us and let us know in a review the films YOU are most excited for in 2025! 

We get to our Best Picture prediction from the following films, Anora, The Brutalist, A Complete Unknown, Conclave, Dune: Part Two, Emilia Pérez, I'm Still Here, Nickel Boys, The Substance, and Wicked. We also discuss what worked and didn't work for each of the films, building a case for each Oscar category on who we think finds their way into cinephile immortality and hoist the small golden man statue.

We also cover the Oscar's biggest snubs in history, hint hint The Goodfellas, plus why the Oscars matter and what it means for a film to be nominated and potentially win. 

We also discuss Oscar controversary and news that has come out during this award season the old school mudslinging that has been happening. But the past part is we walk through every single category of the Oscar's and explain our picks, and we hope you find it fun and fill out your ballot right along with us! 

Now go watch these awesome films and stay tuned for Oscar Sunday and see what movies and crews are etched into film immortality! 

The cinephile's super bowl is here, enjoy the OSCARS everyone! 

Nostalgia isn't just a river in Egypt, JT and I believe there is more at play here than merely missing the 90s with all of it's glamor and Blockbusters. We explore the importance of physical media in the age of streaming, talk about examples of movies that only exist in physical form, plus we list all of the advantages physical media has over it's digital counterparts- and it's just not quality! 

We also discuss what does it mean to truly own a movie, and how important tangibility is, plus the actual act of displaying a piece of yourself on the shelves to enjoy, for others to enjoy, and how special and communal the process is of physically selecting a film journey to embark on, not just scrolling the algo. 

We also list our TOP 10 Blurays, DVDs, VHS, and 4k UHD films, don't miss it! 

Also, if you are interested in starting to collect physical media, we discuss some of our favorite places to shop! From Vinegar Syndrome to Criterion Channel, Shout Factory to Kino Lorber, and ending at our beloved Goodwill Store. Plus, tips and tricks to build your physical movie collection on the cheap! And I drool over my Second Sight Films 'Session 9' collectors edition! 

You may never spend another Friday night in a Hollywood Video sifting through the beautiful cover art in the horror section, snagging a soda on your way out to go have the night of your life. BUT, you can sift through your own collection with your significant other and still create a night you won't forget, letting a movie from your self convince you to take the journey through its incredible art work on the front, and intriguing copy on the back.

The state of movie collecting has never been better, let us convince you to nerd out and start collecting physical media too! Now go watch some movies, because we can promise you... we watch, AND collect, more movies than you! 

If you have enjoyed our company, as we have yours, please consider leaving us a 5-star review and sharing us with your people! We are all movie people, let's live the dream! 

BATMAN (1989) The new and mysterious crime fighter known as Batman (Michael Keaton) finds himself in a struggle of Gotham when a mobster, Jack Napier (Jack Nicholson) falls in a vat of acid turning him into the clown prince of crime, The Joker. Vicki Vale (Kim Basinger) has a professional interest in Batman and a personal one in Bruce Wayne. With the help of Alexander Knox (Robert Wuhl) they will try to uncover the mystery of Batman and the Joker during a crime war over the city. The film also stars Michael Gough as Alfred the butler, Billy Dee Williams as Harvey Dent and Pay Hingle as Commissioner Gordon! Directed by Tim Burton, written by Sam Hamm, music by Danny Elfman. Music by Prince!

BATMAN RETURNS (1992) 

Batman (Michael Keaton) is well established as the Dark Knight of Gotham City but there’s a new evil threat from the underworld of Gotham. Oswald Cobblepot (Danny DeVito) better known as The Penguin has blackmailed criminal and business tycoon Max Shreck (Christopher Walken) into bringing him into the spotlight for his own mysterious reasons. Meanwhile, Selina Kyle (Michelle Pfeiffer) is tragically transformed into  Catwoman. Determined to obtain revenge, she pairs up with The Penguin, but does the love and attraction between her and the caped crusader upset her plans? The film welcomes back Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth and Pat Hingle as Commissioner Gordon.  Directed by Tim Burton, written by Sam Hamm, music by Danny Elfman.

Join us as we break down these two iconic movies that changed Batman (and super hero movies) forever. We dig into the unique world created by Tim Burton that put Batman into pop culture superstar status. Each of these FILMS broke the American box office record, go on this incredible journey to Burton's Gotham with us to find out how and why! Also, Bobby has a FANATICAL obsession with Michael Keaton's Batman and he lays out why him in this roll CHANGED THE WORLD! 

Skinamarink is an experimental horror movie by Kyle Edward Ball that will undoubtedly be polarizing, but I encourage you to watch it, experience it at night, in a theater…. And let your imagination run wild.

Knock at the Cabin is Shyamalan's next iteration of cryptic apocalyptic goodness (potentially), so you know we had to see it! Adapted from the novel Cabin at the End of the World by Paul G. Tremblay, M. Knight takes us on a journey to the edge of humanity where you are kept guessing and truly contemplative of the possibility.. is Dave Bautista crazy.. or are he, Ron (Rupert) and the gang actually speaking truth. Is the end of the world truly upon us?

Last but NO WAY is it least, Banshees of Inisherin! Oscar best picture frontrunner and just an all-around brilliant film,  The shots were paintings, the acting other worldly, and the writing and language poetry. Watch the movie, take the lonely journey, and see how you feel afterwords. Contender in the upcoming Oscars and we would LOVE for you to join us on our deep dive and movie review!