Join hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman as they dive into the latest film news before reviewing Robert Zemeckis and Tom Hanks' new movie, Here. Despite high expectations, this anticipated collaboration delivers a mediocre experience at best. Wrapping up the episode, they go on a nostalgic journey through the 1990s, each sharing their top 10 favorite films from the decade. From classics like The Shawshank Redemption and Good Will Hunting to animated masterpieces like The Lion King and Princess Mononoke, they explore what makes these films timeless.

Hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman kick off this month’s movie auction episode with big industry updates: Johnny Depp’s new role, Luca Guadagnino’s fresh take on American Psycho, and an unexpected vampire film directed by Christopher Nolan starring Matt Damon and Tom Holland. They dive into reviews, starting with Venom 3, the final film in the trilogy, noting its rough edges but finding humor in Eddie and Venom's banter. Next, they praise Conclave, a riveting drama from Edward Berger with Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci, despite a lackluster ending. They finish with We Live in Time, starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, describing it as emotionally impactful yet hindered by a complex time-diluting narrative. The episode wraps up with Logan and Ethan’s auction, each bidding on 14 highly anticipated films from Here to The Piano Lesson, with stars like Tom Hanks, Barry Keoghan, Saoirse Ronan, and many more.

In this episode, hosts Logan Thompson and Ethan Kaufman kick things off by discussing the exciting news that "The Wild Robot" is getting a sequel before diving into three new theatrical releases. First up is "Saturday Night," a stress-filled but comedic hit starring Gabrielle Labelle, Rachel Sennott, and Willem Dafoe, which the hosts agree is a standout film. Next, they review "Terrifier 3," praising its intense gore and lauding David Howard Thornton's portrayal of Art the Clown as the best in the franchise. Finally, they share their thoughts on "Piece by Piece," a Lego-animated documentary about Pharrell Williams, which they found disappointingly bland. To wrap up, the hosts reveal their top 10 all-time horror performances, including memorable turns by Lupita Nyong'o in "Us" and Anthony Perkins in "Psycho."