See You Next Wednesday

This week on the podcast, Greg and Dan watched the Jason Momoa action-thriller-drama Braven - does this one live up to its excellent trailer? They find out, while Casey stays at home and watches the worst dad in the world with the dog-n-lightning drama The Stray. Finally they all listen to some Maroon 5, unfortunately. 

All of this plus more movie news and reviews of movies we've been watching lately.

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This week on the podcast, Casey and Dan check out the hotly anticipated new Marvel movie, Black Panther. This box-office juggernaut has been burning up the charts, and we're here to talk about it! Then, Greg stays at home with the 90s TV movie Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. which originally aired on FOX. How bad is it? He will tell you! Afterwards, we all rip into a Led Zeppelin rip-off band given to us at the hands of Greg.

But first, we circle back on The Phantom Thread, things heat up with Only The Brave, and check in with My Friend Dahmer, plus so much more!

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This week on the podcast, Casey caught up with Phantom Thread and tells us all about why it's one of the best movies of 2017. Then, Dan reports back from an early screening of Alex Garland's gorgeous and disturbing sci-fi thriller Annihilation. Finally, Greg caught the climax of the Fifty Shades series when he goes to the theater to see Fifty Shades Darker. Then, Greg and Casey listen to Prophets of Rage thanks to Dan's punishment album pick.

Before any of this, we talk about tons of movie news - the Venom trailer, a Class Act reboot, a new Willy Wonka movie, Michael Bay's Lobo, Alex Garland and Swamp thing - and review movies we've been watching this week, from Coco to Backdraft.

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This week on the show, Casey finally saw The Last Jedi and we get to dig in our heels (into salt covered red-sand) and talk about his thoughts and feelings! Before that, Greg gets small and tells us about how he watched Downsizing. And finally, Dan stayed at home and caught the terrible Toxic Shark as punishment.

But before even that, we discuss all the movie news that's fit to 'cast - from the Game of Thrones dudes getting Star Wars films thrown at them, to Jenny Slate voicing a Muppet Babies character in a new series. We also get into the movies we've been watching, from Mudbound to The Shape of Water, The Post to Wonder. All of this, plus so much more!

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This week on the podcast, Greg, Casey and Dan all sit down for A Futile & Stupid Gesture - the David Wain directed Doug Kenney Biopic released on Netflix. Starring a gaggle of talented comedians playing... talented comedians... how does this National Lampoon story stack-up? They find out. Plus, Casey stayed home and watched American Satan, which just looked quite awful.. but was it? Casey will tell you! I swear. Finally they dive into Casey's punishment album for the week before rolling for next week's movies. 

All of this, plus they discuss the latest movie trailers, what they've been watching lately, and so much more.

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This week on the podcast, we celebrate our 300th episode by... talking about a bunch of movie stuff! Greg and Dan won the roll last week, and as such they have their Winner's Choice of movies to watch. Greg circles back on Lady Bird and Dan joins in to talk about how great that movie is, and why specifically the coming of age film resonates so strongly. Then, Dan logged-on to Netflix and watched a new piece of "content" from them called The Good Place. This thriller-horror doesn't quite make the grade, and he tells you why. Finally, Casey stayed home and got the chills when he watched The Snowman as punishment this week. 

Before any of this, we talk about the surprise movie trailer for Dundee (and whether or not it's a real thing) plus the new Rampage trailer. Also, we dive into what we've been watching, which includes Annabelle: Creation, The Florida Project, and much more.

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This week on the show, two of us went out to the theater to check in on the delightful Paddington 2 - will be be quite as wonderful as the original? They find out. Plus, Casey stayed home with the disgusting-by-comparison family film A Gnome Named Gnorm. How bad is it? Finally, they talk about the new album from... Train. Ugh.

But first, they discuss movies they've been watching - from Three Billboards, to C.H.O.M.P.S. and Disaster Artist - and talk about so much more. Listen up!

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This week on the show, Dan and Greg check in with the hotly anticipated new Star Wats film The Last Jedi - how will they come down on the film? How do they feel about the decisions made in the latest chapter? Where do they land on the current divisive reactions to the film and it's lore? They talk about this, and much more! Greg also lost the roll last episode, so he watches two terrible Christmas movies - including the surely-to-become-a-cult-classic head-scratcher Noel.

All of this, plus Casey and Dan watched the Golden Globes, we talk about the movies and television we've been watching and so much more!

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This week Dan tells us all about the tragedy of Rapsittie Street Kids Believe In Christmas.

Then we discuss U2's newest, Songs of Experience.

All this and more!

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This week Dan and Greg sit in a room and watch The Disaster Artist while Casey gets a visit from Santa Jr.

Then we discuss Theory's album, Wake Up Call.

All this and more!

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