In this special episode of The Movie Show leading into the Christmas weekend, Doug Wright and Steve Salles review several of the new movies and movie news hitting your screens. From the latest instalment of the Matrix universe to a gratuitous prequel to T

Doug and Steve agree that Spider-Man is not for everyone but if you love Spidey you'll love No Way Home. Tori A. Baker CEO/President Salt Lake Film Society joins the Movie Show and they talk about the giving season, Paul Thomas Anderson's film Licorice Pi

Doug and Steve agree, West Side Story lives up to the original. Utah Film Commission Director Virginia Pearce joins the show to discuss Utah's connection to a number of Christmas movies. And D has a great idea for a new Christmas movie! The Movie Show wi

Doug and Steve are surprisingly pleased by Encounter and have some other great movies to talk about as well. Adam Robertson joins from Scera to talk about all the holiday happenings. And D shares some family movie traditions during the Quirky Picks of the

Doug and Steve agree, while it may not be the strongest Disney outing, Encanto is still a show to take the family to see in theaters. Michael Flynn discusses challenging the ideal for LDS films with Who We Are. And D is back with some royal Quirky Picks.

Doug and Steve get you ready for one of the biggest movie weekends of the year with two movie shows this week. For the first show, the guys cover Power of the Dog, C'mion C'mon and Julia. Of course, there's movie news, telephone torture, and much more to

Doug and Steve agree, if you're a fan of the original Ghostbusters films, you don't want to miss Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Adam White and Summer Bellessa join to discuss their new movie, Funny Thing About Love. And D has some great Quirky Picks for the wee

Doug and Steve review 2 family films, Clifford the Big Red Dog and Home Sweet Home Alone. The first is a feel good film, while the second just feels weird. "The Commish" Virginia Pearce joins with an update on the exciting things happening in the Utah fil

Doug and Steve agree: Eternals is far from the best Marvel has to offer, but Red Notice and Finch are both worth your time. Marshall and Michelle Moore, co-directors of the LDS Film Festival, join to share about an upcoming event at the Scera. And Doug an

Doug and Steve draw closer to Eureka for this week's broadcast and review some scary movies in the mix, including Last Night in Soho and Antlers, which leaves the guys split. Evil Dead's Bruce Campbell joins the show for lots of fun. And D share's some fa