Author: Robert Brian Taylor

Director Robert Eggers follows up The Witch and The Lighthouse with a gory but dazzling Viking epic.

Yeah, we're thinking we're back. So, who wants to listen to us talk about Matt Reeves' little Batman movie?

The MCU's latest is an expertly crafted love letter to everyone's favorite wall-crawler.

Guillermo del Toro's film-noir remake sticks rigidly to the rules of the genre, for better and for worse.

I ain't 'fraid of no ghost. Bad legacy sequels on the other hand …

James Wan offers up a batshit insane horror classic for the ages.

The first female Avenger finally gets her own movie, and it's about damn time.

The Fast and Furious franchise finally runs out of gas.

Bob Odenkirk goes full action star, and Bob and Stew are along for the ride.

The MonsterVerse has spent three movies building up to this. Was it worth the wait?

A time loop you don't want to find yourself stuck in.

Bob and Stew discuss the new sci-fi film and Netflix's plans for 2021.

Anthony Mackie fails to engage in Netflix's sci-fi actioner.

Excessive and needless fan service is the path to the dark side.

It's time for our first double feature on the podcast!

Who doesn't want to pretend they're Kurosawa?

Critic Justin Clark joins Bob and Stew to talk about the latest Spike Lee joint.

Charlize Theron swings a big axe but misses the mark.

Bob and Stew talk Asian cinema, wuxia films and more as they look at Zhang Yimou's martial-arts epic Shadow.

Bob and Stew are stuck at home and watching Chris Hemsworth kick some ass.