Mashley At The Movies

Our 13 Days of Halloween series continues, as Rosa returns to the show to discuss the 2017 Mexican horror movie, Tigers Are Not Afraid. It's been big-upped by Guillermo del Toro and Stephen King, and features Namor, himself - Tenoch Huerta - so we're expecting good things!

13 Days of Halloween returns to Mashley at the Movies! We start things off this year with what has become an annual tradition - a Hammer Horror film! Grant joins us to talk about 1964's The Gorgon.Stay tuned, as every day leading up to Halloween we'll be discussing movies in the horror/thriller/mystery genre.

We're back with the second edition of our trivia show! This time, it's a special horror edition, featuring stalwart guest, Garret, as the latest contestant. How does he fare? Listen and find out!

Laurie Strode and Michael Myers are back at it, and this time there are some new twists to the story of Halloween in Haddonfield, Illinois. Ashley, Matt and Garret review Halloween Ends in this week's episode.

Saoirse Ronan and Sam Rockwell are on the case to try and solve a fictional murder at the real-life production of The Mousetrap in London's West End. Ashley & Matt are also on the case, reviewing this whimsical new mystery movie.

In our latest Criterion episode, Ashley & Matt discuss the French 1960 classic body horror film, Eyes Without a Face. It's a good movie to watch in October!

Matt & Ashley review the new horror movie, Smile, in this week's episode.

Ashley, Matt and Ryan review the new prequel to X. It's called Pearl, starring Mia Goth, and we've got a lot to say about it in this week's episode!

Ashley & Matt review this delightful movie about a sentient shell and his grandmother, who live in an Airbnb, whose lives are filmed by Dean, the latest lodger.

An Airbnb with a dark tunnel in a creepy basement can't be good for the people who stay there. Matt & Ashley review this new horror movie.

On this long holiday weekend (at least here in the U.S.), we introduce a new segment to the show! Mashley Movie Trivia is exactly what it says on the tin - trivia with your favorite amateur film critics. Our first contestant is Ashley. You'll have to listen to the episode to hear how he fares.

This week, we review Three Thousand Years of Longing, where a literary scholar (Tilda Swinton) unwittingly unleashes a djinn (Idris Elba) who wants to grant her three wishes. Ashley & Matt talk about what they liked and didn't like about it in our latest episode.

We're joined by Gus to talk about the new Jordan Peele movie, Nope. And, because we're a bit late on getting around to it, and because there's so many layers to the film, it's a spoiler-filled episode. Heads up!

Idris Elba plays a doctor who takes his daughters to South Africa, where they're stalked by a lion with a chip on its shoulder. Ashley & Matt review Beast in our latest episode.

We look back at Will Penny, in our latest RETRO episode! Our friend Grant (who introduced us to the film) joins us to talk about this star-studded, 1967 underrated western.

A group of friends gather at a coastal mansion as a hurricane bears down, and decide to play an all-too-real murder game. Matt & Ashley review the new A24 film, Bodies Bodies Bodies.

Brad Pitt is trying to complete a snatch-and-grab job on a fast-moving train in Japan, and gets embroiled in a labyrinthine plot encompassing several dangerous characters. Ashley & Matt review the new movie Bullet Train in this episode. 

Ashley, Matt and Ryan look back at some of the movies from the first-half of 2022 that we haven't talked about yet.

A young woman named Kya, living alone in the North Carolina marshland, is on trial for the murder of a young man from a nearby town. We learn about Kya's life leading up to the trial using flashbacks, in a new adaptation of the best-selling novel, Where the Crawdads Sing. Matt & Ashley review the movie in our latest episode.

The Norse God of Thunder returns for his fourth solo movie, and Ashley, Matt and Garret review it in our latest episode!