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Strap in for a cosmic episode as we blast off with our review of Ryan Gosling’s latest sci-fi epic, Project Hail Mary. We dive deep into Phil Lord and Chris Miller’s stunning direction, Drew Goddard’s sharp script, and how this might just be the best space movie since The Martian.

Back on Earth, we’ve got trailer talk — Dune: Part Three looks massive, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day swings into some bold new territory. Disney’s making waves too with big announcements for Incredibles 3 and Lilo & Stitch 2. Plus, we break down what’s new in the latest season of Invincible on Prime Video, share some rapid-fire movie news updates, and give a quick take on Ready or Not 2.

It’s a packed episode of reviews, reactions, and speculation — all fueled by caffeine and movie love.

What’s interesting is how this lineup quietly shows Hollywood’s current split between nostalgic sequels and bold sci-fi—do you think audiences are leaning toward comfort or curiosity these days?

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Lights, camera… Oscars recap! In this episode, we break down everything that went down at the 2026 Academy Awards, from the biggest winners to the most talked-about moments of the night.

We dive into how One Battle After Another dominated the ceremony, taking home Best Picture and multiple awards, while director Paul Thomas Anderson scored major wins for directing and screenplay. We also unpack the intense awards race between the film and Sinners, which entered the night with a record number of nominations and still delivered big moments.

On the acting side, Michael B. Jordan earned his first Oscar for Best Actor for his performance in Sinners, while Jessie Buckley took home Best Actress for Hamnet. Supporting awards went to Sean Penn and Amy Madigan, rounding out a night full of surprises, historic wins, and emotional speeches.

From record-breaking nominations to unforgettable red carpet looks and standout performances, we recap the highlights, the snubs, and what this year’s Oscars might mean for the future of Hollywood.

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This week on the podcast, we’re diving headfirst into the future of DC. We break down the brand-new Lanterns trailer and the first look at Supergirl, sharing our reactions, theories, and what it could all mean for the growing DCU.

Next, we recap the biggest moments from the Actors Awards, highlighting our favorite wins, surprises, and the performances we think truly deserved the spotlight.

In reviews, we talk about Christian Bale’s latest film The Bride—does it live up to the hype? Then we jump into Netflix’s new action release War Machine and discuss whether it’s a must-watch or just another streaming spectacle.

Finally, with the Oscars right around the corner, we close out the episode with our final predictions for Hollywood’s biggest night.

Trailers, reactions, reviews, and awards season talk—let’s get into it.

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🔪 Scream, Survive, Repeat! 🎙️

This week we’re slicing into the highly anticipated Scream 7 and taking a bloody stroll through the entire Scream franchise — from the meta-masterpiece that started it all to the newest Ghostface carnage. Does the seventh installment live up to the legacy? Where does it rank among the sequels? And has Ghostface still got it?

We’re joined by recurring guest Brandon Brogdon, who helps us break down the kills, the twists, the suspects, and the survival odds across all seven films. Expect hot takes, franchise rankings, and plenty of horror-loving chaos.

But that’s not all…

👀 We react to the brand-new Scary Movie 6 trailer and dive into several other fresh horror trailers hitting screens soon — giving our first impressions and predicting which ones might actually haunt us (and which ones might flop).

🎲 Then we play a deadly round of “Would You Survive This Horror Movie?” We throw ourselves into iconic horror plots and decide whether we’d make it to the credits… or get taken out in the first act.

⭐ And to close things out, we share our current Top Four on Letterboxd — the films we’re loving right now and why they’re earning those coveted stars.

Whether you’re Team Final Girl or destined to trip while running upstairs, this episode is packed with scares, laughs, and horror hot takes you won’t want to miss.

Hit play… and whatever you do, don’t answer the phone. 📞🔪

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This week, we’re diving into star power and swordplay. First up, we review Glenn Powell’s newest film, How to Make a Killing, breaking down the performances, the twists, and whether this darkly comic thriller lives up to the hype. Is Powell officially in his leading-man era? We debate.

Then we head to Westeros to talk about A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms on HBO Max. Does this smaller-scale Game of Thrones story capture the magic of the original series? We discuss the tone, the characters, and where it fits in the ever-growing fantasy universe.

To close things out, we get chaotic in the best way possible with a five-on-five basketball draft — but with a twist: every player must be a Pixar character. Who’s running point? Who’s dominating the paint? And which one of us built a championship squad?

Movies, medieval drama, and animated athleticism — let’s get into it.

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This week, we’re diving deep into Crime 101 — breaking down the performances, direction, standout scenes, and whether the film delivers on the hype. Is it a smart, stylish thriller or just another entry in the crime genre? We give our full review, highlight what worked (and what didn’t), and debate where it ranks among recent releases.

Then, with Valentine’s Day weekend approaching, we put our predictions on the line! 💘🍿 We’re forecasting which films will dominate the box office, who’s counter-programming perfectly, and what surprises could shake up the holiday weekend numbers.

To close out the episode, it’s draft time! In honor of awards season, we hold our own fantasy draft of the greatest Best Directors and Best Picture winners in Oscar history. From legendary auteurs to all-time classic films, we build our ultimate cinematic dream teams and defend every pick.

Crime breakdowns. Box office boldness. Oscar greatness.
All in one episode.

Tune in and let us know who won the draft! 🎙️✨

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Cupid’s calling, and we’re answering with a Valentine’s Day double feature! This week, we cozy up to review Netflix’s new romantic flick People You Meet on Vacation and revisit the hilarious and heartfelt 2007 classic Knocked Up.

We chat all things romance, from awkward first dates to why “movie and dinner” will forever reign as the ultimate Valentine’s Day combo. Plus, we wrap up with a fun draft segment — picking our favorite past Oscar winners for Best Costume Design and Best Original Song.

Grab your popcorn, pour some wine, and let’s make it a movie date!

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This week on the pod, we dive into Sam Raimi’s latest genre ride, Send Help—does the master of chaos still have the magic? We also break down Disney+’s new series Wonder Man and where it lands in the ever-expanding Marvel TV experiment. Plus, a quick check-in on Netflix’s Free Bert and whether it’s worth your time. We recap the biggest moments, surprises, and snubs from The Grammys, then close things out with a fun draft pulling from past Oscar winners for Best Supporting Actor and Actress—strategy, chaos, and hot takes guaranteed.