This week we throw it back with 1953's How to Marry a Millionaire starring Lauren Bacall, Betty Grable and Marilyn Monroe. Old Hollywood, amiright?? Don't forget to join us for our Oscars watch party on Discord! Link here: discord.gg/gRHMC8u...

This week on Cinema Snack, we'll be reviewing Roma by Alfonso Cuarón! Listen to a Latina butcher names and why Black and White Films should always win awards.  Yesterday Trailer:  Tolkien Trailer:     

Holy murder spheres! Dan Gilroy's Velvet Buzzsaw is everyone's favorite February arthouse horror/satire on Netflix, and we're here for it. Join us as we talk about contemporary art, value after death, and blood paint.  Shaft 2019...

Welcome to the second season of Cinema Snack! We're back, and with a revamped format. Each week we'll be delving into two research topics based on the movie we saw. This week, we talk about Yorgos Lanthimos' "The Favourite." Victoria discusses the...

Turns out you can cage the Cage, but you can't cage the Cage rage. We discuss 2018's Mandy directed by Panos Cosmatos and starring Nic Cage and Andrea Riseborough. Check out our composer Rob Himebaugh here: https://www.robhimebaugh.com/ And...

Welcome to what was supposed to be an episode on the 2006 film Marie Antoinette, but was actually a Pseudo-Incorrect History Lesson with Victoria and Alex. We wish we could say we were drunk during this recording, but unfortunately we were as sober as...

Netflix original movie "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," YA lit, and the most beautimous Oscar Isaac. Slice trailer:  Operation Finale trailer:  Check out our composer Rob Himebaugh here:  And find us on Twitter @CinemaSnackPod and...

This week, your hosts review Bo Burnham's Eighth Grade, discuss the nunus and what it like really means to like host a podcast in 2018. Check out our composer Rob Himebaugh here:  And find us on Twitter @CinemaSnackPod and on Facebook...

Your hosts review Boots Riley's Sorry to Bother You, introduce the Nunus, and say "um" and "like" so much it will drive everyone ABSOLUTELY INSANE. Check out our composer Rob Himebaugh here:  And find us on Twitter @CinemaSnackPod and on Facebook...

We explore Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom as deep as we can, which turns out, isn't very deep at all. Featuring U.S. history's father figures, who needs last names anyway, and SO MUCH HEAT. Check out our composer Rob Himebaugh...