Hailee Steinfeld
Brenna and Joe discuss The Edge of Seventeen on Hazel and Katniss and Harry and Starr Podcast!
Contra Zoom Pod Episode 262: A24 Retrospective – Barely Lethal
Jericho Tadeo joins for a discussion about A24's Barely Lethal on Contra Zoom Pod!
Spoiled Rotten 246 – Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Ben and Daniel spoil Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse on Spoiled Rotten Podcast!
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review: The Spider-Verse Just Levelled Up
How do you improve on a masterpiece? Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse cracked the code.
Spoiled Rotten 170 – Hawkeye: So This Is Christmas?
Ben and Daniel spoil the final episode of Hawkeye!
Spoiled Rotten 168 – Hawkeye: Ronin
Ben and Daniel spoil the fifth episode of Hawkeye!
Spoiled Rotten 167 – Hawkeye: Partners, Am I Right?
Ben and Daniel spoil episode 4 of Hawkeye!
Spoiled Rotten 166 – Hawkeye: Echoes
Ben and Daniel spoil episode 3 of Hawkeye!
Spoiled Rotten 165 – Hawkeye: Episodes 1 & 2
Ben and Daniel spoil the first two episodes of Hawkeye!
Bumblebee Interview: What’s on Ricardo Hoyos’ Shelf?
Bumblebee actor Ricardo Hoyos talked to That Shelf about what separates this film from the rest of the series.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – The First Hip-Hop Superhero Movie
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’s inclusion of a multiverse lets the film go as big as the art department’s imaginations allow and to deliver a movie that feels like a living breathing comic book.
Bumblebee Puts the Transformers Franchise Back on Track
Bumblebee's director and screenwriter care more about teen angst than interplanetary conflict – and that's a good thing!
Spoiled Rotten 78: Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse
Ben and Daniel spoil Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and react to the latest MCU trailers!
The Keeping Room Review
The Keeping Room has a promising premise and several ingredients for a successful bit of genre bending filmmaking, but the various elements never quite gel as well as they could or should.
The Homesman Review
Not without ambition or merit, Tommy Lee Jones' The Homesman struggles to connect with its own material and emotional heft.