Rebecca and Jason are joined by fan favorite guest Ashley De La Torre for an Oscars recap and a sequel-palooza of reviews: CREED III, SCREAM VI, and ANT-MAN AND THE WASP: QUANTUMANIA.

Rebecca and Jason are ready to surprise each other with their top and bottom five movies of 2022. Will they have any overlap? Will it come to blows? Will M3GAN preemptively claim top honors for 2023? Only one way to find out!

Guys, it finally happened: Rebecca and Jason recorded together IN PERSON for the first time in nearly three years! Did it become a cautionary tale about our Covid-weakened immune systems? Irrelevant! The important thing is that they sat together in Jason’s LA living room and discussed Tobias Lindholm’s THE GOOD NURSE (which they’d just watched together!), Halina Reijn’s BODIES BODIES BODIES, and John Patton Ford’s EMILY THE CRIMINAL. Enjoy their in-person chemistry because this might be the last time!

For our first episode of 2022 prestige movie season, we break down Nicholas Stoller’s BROS, Andrew Dominik’s BLONDE, Anne Fletcher’s HOCUS POCUS 2, and Lena Dunham’s CATHERINE CALLED BIRDY.

We’re on a roll with a new all-or-nothing episode! This week, we review Dan Trachtenberg’s PREY, John Logan’s THEY/THEM, Lena Dunham’s SHARP STICK, James Morosini’s I LOVE MY DAD, and Mariano Cohn and Gastón Duprat’s OFFICIAL SELECTION.

Our comeback train continues running right on schedule! On this episode, we review the Russo Brothers’ THE GRAY MAN, Billy Porter’s ANYTHING’S POSSIBLE, Audrey Diwan’s HAPPENING, and Peter Strickland’s FLUX GOURMET—and agree on all except one!

After our fully planned and thoroughly communicated nine-month hiatus, we are BACK at the exact time we always said! On this episode featuring exactly zero mutual ratings, we dive into Taika Waititi’s THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER, Sophie Hyde’s GOOD LUCK TO YOU, LEO GRANDE, and recent queer releases Andrew Ahn’s FIRE ISLAND and Sammi Cohen's CRUSH.

Rebecca and Jason return from an unplanned three-month hiatus to delve into Chloe Zhao’s ETERNALS, Denis Villeneuve’s DUNE, Rebecca Hall’s PASSING, Jeymes Samuel’s THE HARDER THEY FALL, and Julia Ducournau’s TITANE.

We assess James Gunn’s long overdue crack at THE SUICIDE SQUAD and a trio of docs: Kristine Solakis’ gay conversion history PRAY AWAY, Peter Nicks’ snapshot of Oakland’s class of 2020 in HOMEROOM, and Ting Poo and Leo Scott’s portrait of Val Kilmer, VAL.

In which a slight difference of opinion on Cate Shortland’s highly anticipated BLACK WIDOW leads to lethargic semi-discussions of Janicza Bravo’s ZOLA and Enrico Casarosa’s LUCA, before we’re revived by Questlove’s SUMMER OF SOUL and restore harmony by being unimpressed with Vanessa Roth’s MARY J. BLIGE’S MY LIFE.