Mike Schulz talks with Dave and Darren jaw about the dubious-sounding merits of Chantal Akermans celebrated 1975 Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, and The Fireplace, an Adult Swim

Mike, Dave, and Darren suss out the forthcoming Avatar sequel, which needs to make approx $2 billion in order to break even, before getting down to Violent Night (David Harbour as a pissed-off Santa a

Mike gives lightning hot takes to Dave and Darren on the myriad of film he managed to watch since the previous week. Just look at that list. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, Devotion, Bones & A

Mike discusses with Dave, and Darren how real-world events (read: Chadwick Bosemans death) have made Black Panther: Wakanda Forever a bit of a bummer, especially when paired with dumb jokes tha

All Hail Elon, the New Twitter Lord and Champion of Free Speech: Five Reasons Elon Musk Is a Trojan Horse Not to Be Trusted Julian Assange Rots in Prison Because He Spotlighted the Manipulative Bitch

Mike discusses with Dave, and Darren how The Banshees of Inisherin could have been darker, considering the subject is loneliness in late middle-age and digit-removal in early-1920s Ireland, but is fin

Dave and Darren discuss with Mike Schulz re Cate Blanchett getting #MeTood in TR; the power of Danielle Deadwylers performance of Emmett Tills mother in Till; how unfortunate Call Jane is for bein

Loren Thacher speaks with the New York native blues-rock musician Joe Bonamassa about his craft and his tools as well as his spot on an upcoming fall US tour as the weak link and if thats the cas

Mike, Dave, and Darren discuss one of the most remedial hits of late (Black Adam); Ticket to Paradise, which is somehow worse than Black Adam (might be the lack of capes); and Triangle of Sadness, t

Mike, Darren, and Dave discuss the dubious merits of Halloween Ends, Terrifier, and the forthcoming Black Adam and Ticket to Paradise, and the unalloyed joy promised by a Twister sequel, at