Mashley At The Movies

Tom Cruise stars as Ethan Hunt for the first time in Mission: Impossible film. With the seventh installment in the franchise being released this summer, Ryan & Matt thought it would be a good occasion to revisit this 1996 thriller.

A movie in three acts, Past Lives follows the relationship of two people across 24 years, from Korea, to NYC. It tells both a simple and a complex story, and it's our favorite film of the year (so far). Ashley & Matt review this new movie in our latest episode.

Ethan Hunt is back! Up against a sentient AI bent on world domination, the IMF team has to fend off enemies both human and machine. Ashley & Matt review the 7th entry in the Mission: Impossible film series.

The 5th entry in the Insidious horror series is in theaters, and Matt & Ashley are here to talk about it in our new episode!

Ashley, Matt & Ryan review the 5th installment in the Indiana Jones franchise in our latest episode.

We celebrate Pride Month by looking back almost twenty years at a groundbreaking film. Ashley, Matt & Ryan discuss Brokeback Mountain in our latest retrospective episode.

Wes Anderson's latest movie features a large ensemble in a small desert town during the mid-1950s. Ashley & Matt review Asteroid City in this episode.

A group of friends reunite at a remote house in the woods on Juneteenth, and discover a sinister game with life or death consequences. Matt & Ashley review The Blackening in this episode.

Ashley & Matt review No Hard Feelings in this episode. It's... an interesting movie.

Barry Allen aka The Flash wants to go back in time and save him mom from being killed (and his dad from serving time for her murder). He learns that messing with time has unintended consequences. Ashley & Matt review the new movie The Flash in this week's episode!

A grieving family is caught in the sinister web of a creature from our darkest fears -- the thing hiding in the closet, or under the bed. Matt & Ashley review the new movie, The Boogeyman.

Miles Morales is back as Spider-Man, at least in this universe, and he's dealing with protective parents, a multiverse-hopping love interest, and villain named, er, Spot. Ashley & Matt review Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse in our new episode.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Tobias Menzies play a middle-aged couple in this new dramedy written & directed by Nicole Holofcener. Ashley & Matt review You Hurt My Feelings in our latest episode.

Sally Hawkins is Philippa Langley - a woman on a quest to find the remains of King Richard III. Ashley & Matt review this recent movie, based on real events.

Ryan & Matt talk about the newest entry in the Evil Dead  franchise. 

We discuss The Night of the Hunter in our latest Criterion episode. Grant joins us to discuss Charles Laughton's one and only directorial feature, considered to be a cinema classic.

Ashley & Matt review Love Again, a new movie where a woman starts texting her dead boyfriend, and the messages are received by a guy whose phone now has the phone number. Meet cutes ensue.

Judy Blume's nostalgic coming-of-age novel is brought to life in a new movie. Rachel joins Ashley & Matt to talk about the film version of Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.

The Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy comes to an end, and Matt & Ashley are here to share their thoughts on it in one of our latest episodes.

May the 4th be with you! On this Star Wars Day, we take a special look back at the third film in the original Star Wars trilogy. Will McKinley joins us to discuss Return of the Jedi, fresh off a 40th anniversary screening!