Box Office Battle

Biggs reviews Birds of Prey, Best documentary nominee The Cave, and documentary short nominee Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You're a Girl). Plus he breaks down who will win in every category of the 2020 Academy Awards.

Biggs reviews Ad Astra, The Lighthouse. Documentaries The Edge of Democracy, For Sama, and Honeyland are examined. And kids movies are represented too with The Missing Link, How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Klaus, and Maleficent.

Oscar nominated films on the podcast today. We review the Roger Deacon flex 1917, the talkie drama The Two Popes, and the Greta Gerwig adaptation of Little Women. Plus we review nominees for animated shorts, documentary shorts, and live action shorts.

Leroy Green is trying to attain the next level while avoiding fighting Sho-Nuff in The Last Dragon. And Bruce Lee's life is fit into a Bruce Lee style movie in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story. Also we review Judy, Harriet, Richard Jewell, and Bombshell.

We find out who exactly is tearing Johnny apart in the 2003 "classic" film The Room. Then Mayhem fills a hotel with a hapless bellhop trying to pick up the pieces in the Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez directed Four Rooms. It's a podcast about rooms.

This week on the review edition of Box Office Battle we review the french animated film I Lost My Body, a sequel to a remake in Jumanji: The Next Level, a Netflix Steven Soderbergh movie The Laundromat, and the Safdie Brothers' new flick Uncut Gems.

Two killer animal movies this week. A dog murders his way to a Neo-Nazi owner to find the discipline he desires in Baxter. And then an Alligator, flushed into the sewers feeding off of growth hormone injected dogs, leads to a city wide massacre in Alligator. 

Zac and Connor Lachenbruch rejoin Box Office Battle as we drunkenly debate whether The Rise of Skywalker is any good. Plus we rank the episodes by quality and title, find out about George Lucas's sex life, gush over Baby Yoda, and more!

Santa's counterpart teaches a family to fear Christmas in Krampus. It's nemesis is the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special! This episode marks the return of original host Zac Lachenbruch, along with NOT SAFE FOR netWORK legend Connor Lachenbruch.

This week we review Noah Baumbach's divorce movie, Marriage Story. We discuss Martin Scorsese's latest epic, The Irishman. Tom Hanks puts on the red sweater for A Wonderful Day in the Neighborhood. And an all-star cast anchors Knives Out.

A cult murders people in a movie that contains neither blood sucking, nor pharaohs in Blood Sucking Pharaohs in Pittsburgh. Then Elvis and JFK battle a mummy in a retirement home in Bubba Ho-Tep.

For the bonus episode of Box Office Battle this week we review Iron Sky: The Coming Race, Ford v Ferrari, Bikram: Yogi Guru, Predator, and Parasite.

Kevin Costner is a gilled mutant who uses woman for currency in a water world named...well...Waterworld. Jon Voight and Eric Roberts get on a runaway train heading down the track. And that runaway train's never coming back in...Runaway Train.

For the bonus episode of Box Office Battle this week we review Jojo Rabbit and talk about it's Oscar potential. Amazon's One Child Nation and HBO's The Apollo are explored. And Netflix's The King is discussed as is Robert Patterson's upcoming turn as Batman.

A gang must battle across New York to get to safety in The Warriors. A dwarf must battle across Andowyne to get a baby to safety in Willow. The comparisons end there. Join us for the first movie debate between man and machine.

Welcome to the new bonus episodes of Box Office Battle. In this edition we review Truth, The Addams Family, Zombieland Double Tap, and Dolemite is My Name.

At the Little Shop of Horrors a plant will grow...as long it's fed people. Lady Frankenstein is an irresistible creature with an insatiable lust for the dead. Plus we review In the Tall Grass, Joker, and El Camino.

Dick and Jane can't hold onto jobs, so they rob everyone else in  Fun with Dick and Jane. A dead man becomes a puppet for...reasons in Weekend at Bernie's. Also American Factory, Between Two Ferns and 3 From Hell are reviewed.

We pit Parker Posey movies against each other. Josie and the Pussycats finds a band battling brainwashing and Carson Daly. And teenagers murder and screw across America in The Doom Generation. Plus we review It Chapter 2.

Season three finally launches with the movies of Adrienne Barbeau. Rodney Dangerfield buys his way into college in Back to School. A man's transformed into a thing in the swamp in...umm..Swamp Thing. Finally we review the french film La Grande Classe.