Back from the Thanksgiving Table and full of Chocolate Pie, Ronald, Steve, and John burn off those holiday carbs by running down quite the list of recent releases. After quickly discussing 2018's I'll

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From a $135k-budgeted found footage horror film to $200 million blockbuster spectacles, come along as we discuss 2011's The Tunnel, Loki: Season 2, The Marvels, and The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Son

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The guys take on a trio of new horror releases in this post-Halloween episode: Steves Required Viewing pick, the masterful and extreme Argentinian possession thriller When Evil Lurks; Blumhouses sma

*Episode originally published 10/31/14*Its Halloween, so listen to us Hallo-whine about the most annoying aspects of horror films. Visit http://www.movieschmovie.com for more movie news and reviews.

Ron, Steve, and John delve into the health of the modern mega-franchise and chat about the engrossing new book MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios. Also in this episode: Rons Required Viewing pick, Audi

The pod is back, and theres a lot to discuss! The guys start off by reviewing this weeks Required Viewing, 1987s Three OClock High, and then jump into a smorgasbord of recent releases, including B

*Episode originally published 10/13/17*The little podcast that could, just did! Ronald, Steve, and John celebrate the show's 200th episode with a trip down memory lane, followed by a time-bending jou

Ron, Steve, and John are back with a brand new episode jam-packed with recent movies and shows theyve seen, including Theater Camp, Winning Time, A Haunting in Venice, Blue Beetle, Nandor Fodor and t