Is John Travolta having the time of his life? Is Nicolas Cage the Cageiest he's ever Caged? Do we hate to see Joan Allen leave, but love to watch her walk away? Are there ever enough doves? Listen to Bad Movie Night: Face/Off and find out!

In The Contractor, Chris Pine delivers yet again as one of our most engaging actors, & though his reunion with Ben Foster deserved something heartier, it remains an entertaining watch that will leave you feeling a level of empathy for private contractors.

Sissy is a wickedly fun exploration of the unraveling obsession with social status and cancel culture.

Halo has had a bumpy road to the screen, but fans new and old alike should be more than entertained by the explorations of Master Chief and his evolving world. Read on for our spoiler-free review

An intimate and vulnerable exploration of Tony Hawk's personal and professional life, Until the Wheels Fall Off reminds you that regardless of how hard things get, you have to get back up and try again. And that’s the story of Tony Hawk. 

Mama Bears perseveres as an inspiring film on the LGBTQ experience, filling us with hope that one day, we can all live amongst each other in peace and love. Regardless of religion, gender identity, or sexual orientation.

It might not revolutionize the genre, but Bodies Bodies Bodies deliciously leaves us with a taste of fresh blood in our mouths.

SXSW 2022 Episodic Premieres: DMZ, WeCrashed, Shining Girls, The Girl from Plainville

Bitch Ass is not quite the slasher extraordinaire he’s feared to be, but there is something in Bill Posley’s eye that deserves a future in horror.

X is a uniquely chilling slasher horror with pristine gore, a brilliant cast, loads of fun, and will make anyone scream out loud.

Rita Moreno's delicious performance of a strict physics teacher framed for murder elevates The Prank's potential. Read on for our spoiler-free review.

Movie stars, derring-do, laughter, heart, adventure. The Lost City brings it all together in a film seemingly plucked from that 80s heyday, and garnished with a modern twist.

Michelle Yeoh steadfastly leads us through ever-increasing insanity in Everything Everywhere All at Once.

We discuss Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice! Batfleck, an angry Cavill, a wonderful Gadot, an annoying Eisenberg, the gang is all here!

On this episode of Bad Movie Night, we debate Adam McKay's blistering satire on our world today, Don't Look Up.