Mashley At The Movies

Our friend Aaron is back to discuss the 1977 Japanese horror movie, House (or Hausu), and we think his description of "bonkers" describes it perfectly. Go ahead and listen to our spooky October edition of our Criterion series!

Ashley & Matt review Saturday Night, which is a fictionalized account of the 90 minutes leading up to the broadcast of the original Saturday Night Live.

Filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola finally completes his passion project, and... it's something to behold. Ashley & Matt try and wrap their heads around Megalopolis, in this episode. 

Matt & Ashley review The Wild Robot, a new animated film based on a popular novel. 

We kick-off October with the 1976 John Carpenter film, Assault on Precinct 13. Grant joins us to talk about this gritty, base-under-siege classic. 

Ashley & Matt review the new documentary about the life and career of Christopher Reeve. Probably best known for playing Superman, the actor displayed his own brand of heroism after becoming paralyzed from an accident. Interviews with friends and family offer poignant insight into the inner workings of this interesting person.

Guess what? It's Friday! But not just any Friday... it's Friday the 13th!While you're dusting-off your 1980s hockey mask, why not listen to Matt and Grant, as we look back 40 years to Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. It's considered by many fans to be one of the best entries in the franchise.

Ashley & Matt review a new coming-of-age movie that hit us in the feels. This week's episode is all about My Old A**. 

In this episode, Matt & Ashley review AfrAId, a new thriller about a family whose lives are turned upside down by a malevolent AI.

We review a new movie that attempts to show the humanity of prisoners at Sing Sing correctional facility, as they work together as a theatrical troupe to stage a play. 

Three-plus decades after the original film, Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara return for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Does the sequel live up to the first movie? Listen to Ashley & Matt's thoughts about that, and more!

A movie told out of order, in 6 acts and an epilogue, is not all that it seems. In this episode, Ashley & Matt review the new film, Strange Darling. 

A group of women go to the isolated island of a wealthy tech guru, only to find that paradise isn't all it's cracked up to be. In this episode, Ashley & Matt talk about Blink Twice. Spoilers!

Ashley, Matt and Rachel review Alien: Romulus, the seventh -- and newest -- entry in the venerable franchise. 

Ashley, Matt and Larry review this, um, high-profile new movie. 

Ashley, Matt and Larry review the new dark comedy/thriller set in the cutthroat world of the LA skincare world. 

In this episode, Ashley & Matt review the new international film, Touch. It centers around an aging man's quest, right as the world is shutting down in March 2020, to find the woman he loved 50 years ago in London.

In this episode, we review Trap. It's  the latest M. Night Shyamalan joint, where Josh Hartnett plays a dad at a pop concert with his daughter, all the while law enforcement are present, closing in on a serial killer known as The Butcher.

Ashley, Matt & Grant discuss Brian De Palma's Sisters, the 1972 homage to Alfred Hitchcock films. There's a lot to talk about, so get a piece of birthday cake, take a seat on the couch, and listen to this special episode!

Larry joins us to review the new coming-of-age/queer rodeo film National Anthem. We have mixed opinions about this one.