The Haunting of Hell’s Kitchen: ‘The Bear’ Season 3 Review
While it successfully captures the fallout of Season 2’s chaotic events, Season 3 of The Bear feels more like a preview of what’s to come.
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‘The Killer’ Reflects the Loneliness of Our Modern World: Review
A movie about a hitman seeking revenge might sound trite, but David Fincher and Michael Fassbender dig deep into the mind of ‘The Killer.’
‘Sly’ – Movie Buffs
In this episode, the Movie Buffs digs into Sylvester Stallone’s new documentary, ‘Sly,’ which looks back on his storied career as an action star.
‘True Romance’ – Movie Buffs
On its 30th anniversary, the Movie Buffs discuss the many memorable scenes/characters in ‘True Romance’ from the mind of Quentin Tarantino.
‘The Fugitive’ – Movie Buffs
For its 30th anniversary, the Movie Buffs revisit the 90s action-thriller ‘The Fugitive’ and dig into what sets it apart from its imitators.
‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ – Movie Buffs
Cisco and Shanny B review David Grann’s 2017 nonfiction book Killers of the ‘Flower Moon’ about a string of Osage murders during the 1920s.
‘Kill Bill Vol. 1’ – Movie Buffs
In this episode, the Movie Buffs break down Quentin Tarantino’s 4th film, Kill Bill Vol. 1, for its 20th anniversary in all its bloody glory.
‘Saw X’ Proves Franchise Has No Brains Left: Review
Despite bringing back the original Jigsaw killer himself and bizarrely trying to humanize him, ‘Saw X’ falls back into the same tired traps.
‘The Hunted’ – Movie Buffs
‘The Hunted’ sees Tommy Lee Jones face off against Benicio Del Toro in this gritty action-thriller from legendary director William Friedkin.
‘Oppenheimer’ Review: Weighty Biopic Fails to Reach Beyond Its Subject
Nolan’s sprawling biopic attempts to untangle the complex legacy of J. Robert Oppenheimer by weaving his own complicated web.
‘Ong-Bak: The Thai Warrior’ – Movie Buffs
Cisco and Shanny B dive into the movie that introduced Tony Jaa to the world with all of his glorious high-flying elbow and knee hits.
Every Christopher Nolan Movie Ranked, Including ‘Oppenheimer’
For the release of ‘Oppenheimer,’ I rank all twelve of Christopher Nolan’s feature films from worst to best.