Mashley At The Movies

A blind woman with extra-sensory abilities decides to spend the night at the same unnerving, isolated house where her twin sister was murdered one year previous. Oh, and there's a super creepy full-sized wooden man, too. Matt & Ashley review the new horror film Oddity, in this episode.

In the latest edition of our Criterion series, Ashley & Matt discuss a hidden gem. Most of Dogfight takes place over one night in 1963, where a guy and girl spend time getting to know one another, in ways both frustrating and charming. 

We're back with another entry in our Double Feature series! This is where we talk about two films that have some sort of connection (either in reality or in our minds). This episode is pretty straightforward, as Ashley & Matt discuss two 1960s Disney movies starring Hayley Mills!

Maika Monroe is an FBI is an agent working on a series of murders that are connected to a sinister person known as Longlegs (Nicolas Cage). Matt & Ashley review the creepy new horror movie Longlegs in this episode.

Ashley, Matt and Ryan discuss their Top 5 of 2024 (so far) in this special episode.

We get to see the aliens invade again, but this time in the Big Apple! Ashley & Matt review A Quiet Place: Day One in this episode.

Maxine Minx is trying to make it big in Hollywood, but her past is catching up to her, and there's a killer on the loose. Matt & Ashley review this homage to '80s slasher flicks, MaXXXine, in this episode.

Eddie Murphy is back as wise-cracking cop Axel Foley! In this episode, Ashley & Matt review the new Netflix film Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.

On the eve of America's birthday, we feature the appropriately-titled American Rickshaw. It's a fun, not-so-good movie from 1989, starring the handsome US Olympian Mitch Gaylord. To talk about the film, we have our UK friend Grant back on the show!

A family is going through a difficult time, and the dad joins a theatre troupe that is putting on a version of Romeo & Juliet. Ashley & Matt discuss the new movie Ghostlight in this episode.

A grandma is scammed out of $10,000, and decides to take matters into her own hands to get it back. Ashley & Matt review the new movie Thelma in this episode.

Jeff Nichols's The Bikeriders follows the ups & downs of a motorcycle club in the midwest in the 1960s. Matt & Ashley review this new movie in our latest episode.

Glenn Powell is a teacher-turned undercover operative, and Aria Arjona is his femme fatale in Hit Man.  Matt & Larry review the new movie now streaming on Netflix!

Larry joins us for a special Pride Month edition of our RETRO series! We discuss the 2015 gay drama Front Cover in this episode, where a Chinese-American stylist and a famous Chinese actor get along like oil and water.... until they don't. 

In a first for our humble podcast, we talk about a YouTube video! Not just any YouTube video -- a four hour (!) video essay by Jenny Nicholson that is all about The Spectacular Failure of the Star Wars Hotel. Rachel joins us to discuss this fascinating topic.

June 2nd is Justin Long's birthday, and to celebrate, in this episode Matt & Ashley take a sojourn through some of his filmography through the decades.

For this episode in our Criterion series, Ashley, Matt and Grant venture to talk about an  interesting and unsettling movie from 1966, about the possibility of starting over in life. Rock Hudson stars in John Frankenheimer's Seconds. 

We honor the late, great Roger Corman (1926-2024), who died on May 9, by talking about one of his movies in our latest RETRO episode. Listen as Matt & Ashley discuss 1962's Tales of Terror, starring Vincent Price, Peter Lorre and Basil Rathbone.

People are receiving poison pen letters in a seaside English village, and an Irish woman who recently moved there is suspected. Ashley & Matt review Wicked Little Letters in this episode.

College friends find a tarot deck at an old mansion and, well, nothing good comes from it. Ashley & Matt review the new horror movie, Tarot, in this episode.