Cinemaholics

Thor: Ragnarok has finally landed in theaters, which means it's time to hear from the Cinemaholics! We also review Stranger Things Season 2, Wonderstruck, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, and Super Mario Odyssey.

Why do we love horror movies? This Halloween, go trick-or-treaing for the truth with Jon, Will, and Maveryke, as they explore their favorite traditions about the holiday, what kinds of horror movies they enjoy, and why people even like getting scared by the big screen in the first place. This is our first R-rated episode for language and some questionable content. Enjoy?

This week, we review Only the Brave, starring Miles Teller and Josh Brolin, as well as The Snowman, MINDHUNTER Season 1, The Confession Tapes, and 1922.

The Cinemaholics go on a journey to Orlando this week to talk all about The Florida Project, directed by Sean Baker and starring Willem Dafoe and Brooklyn Prince. They also review Happy Death Day, The Foreigner, The Meyerowitz Stories, The Babysitter, and Mindhunter Season 1. Plus a special On Tap segment with Alisha Grauso covering the recent Harvey Weinstein scandals and Hollywood's sexual assault problem.

It's time for our much-anticipated review of Blade Runner 2049, directed by Denis Villeneuve and starring Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, and Ana de Armas. Jon, Mav, and Will also review The Mountain Between Us, The Good Place Season 2, and Long Shot on Netflix.

Welcome to our first ever Bottle Episode! This is our bonus episode where we focus in on one TV show we've binged and/or find bingeworthy.  For good reason, we've chosen Bojack Horseman to lead the way on this new off-shoot of Cinemaholics. Four seasons in, we can't get enough of the Netflix Original, which tackles serious issues with smart comedy, colorful characters, and of course, the life and times of Bojack himself.

Tom Cruise is back in the cockpit for American Made, directed by Doug Liman. The Cinemaholics also review Battle of the Sexes, Star Trek Discovery, Jerry Before Seinfeld, and Stronger.

Is Kingsman: The Golden Circle better than what the critics are saying? The Cinemaholics debate! We also review Bojack Horseman Season 4, Ingrid Goes West, and Friend Request.

On the latest Cinemaholics, Jon and Will review Darren Aronofsky's latest film mother!, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem. They also take a close look at Stronger, Brad's Status, and Destiny 2.

Unlimited movies at the theater for $10/month may sound like a scam, but MoviePass is here and apparently ready to stay. For our latest Last Call, Jon Negroni and Will Ashton chat about the basics of MoviePass, how it works, and how it could change the way we watch movies forever.

The Cinemaholics were out of town this week, but they found time to gather around for a scary review of a scary movie called It, directed by Andy Muschietti and starring Bill Skarsgård, Jaeden Lieberher, and Sophia Lillis. This remake of the mini-series based on the massive novel by Stephen King is certainly one to keep an eye on, but is It really all that good? Does It live up to the hype? Jon, Maveryke, and Will debate and discuss.

The Cinemaholics discuss the movies they're most excited about seeing this fall, including Kingsman: The Golden Circle, The Disaster Artist, and many more.

The Cinemaholics review Good Time, Death Note, Leap, and Brigsby Bear. They also unpack the Handbook for Mortals controversy.

Is Logan Lucky one of the best movies of the summer, or is it one of the worst? The Cinemaholics debate, this week with special guest Andy Herndon of The D-Cast. They also review The Hitman's Bodyguard, Wind River, The Defenders Season 1 on Netflix, and The Glass Castle.

From the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DCEU to Universal's Dark Universe and...Scooby Doo? Anyway, we have two special guests on Last Call this week! Alisha Grauso (Editor-at-large for Movie Pilot) and Matt Donato (Senior Film Critic for We Got This Covered) come on to help us unpack the past, present, and future of Hollywood's Cinematic Universes.