Something in the Dirt filmmakers Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead join Intercut for an interview about diving down rabbit holes, creating a camera that feels like a person, and the idea of returning to the world of The Endless for a non-traditional sequel.
Read MoreThe Menu (2022) follows a couple that travels to a private island to eat among the elite at an exclusive restaurant, where the renowned chef has prepared a luxury dinner with some surprise courses.
Read MoreWeekend Must-Watch for the week of November 21st. Thoughts on the latest releases, including The Menu, The Fabelmans, EO, She Said, Disenchanted, The Wonder, The People We Hate At the Wedding, Slumberland, Blue's Big City Adventure, Stutz, Is That Black Enough For You?!?, I Am Vanessa Guillen, Dead to Me; Season 3, 1899, Teletubbies, Ziwe: Season 2, and Fleishman Is in Trouble.
Read MoreWhat to Watch the week of November 14th. Reactions to the reactions to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, plus thoughts on the latest releases such as Spirited, Falling for Christmas, and more.
Read MoreBlack Panther: Wakanda Forever follows Queen Ramona, Shuri, M’Baku, Okoye, and the Dora Milaje in the wake of King T’Challa’s death.
Read MoreThe highly controversial Movie Star bracket is back, and this time it moves up yet another decade to determine the Best Movie Star in Their 40s!
Read MoreThe Banshees of Inisherin (2022) tells the story of two lifelong friends after one decides to end their friendship, and its impact on the residents of the Island of Inisherin, Ireland.
Read MoreArmageddon Time (2022) is a new deeply personal drama from James Gary (The Lost City of Z, Ad Astra) set in the director's hometown neighborhood of Queens, NY in 1980.
Read MoreWhat to Watch the week of November 7th. Wrapping up what we watched in October including Causeway, Enola Holmes 2, My Policeman, and I'm Totally Fine.
Read MoreChicago Film Festival highlights under-the-radar indies, foreign films, and documentaries. Arturo dives deep into the catalog and ranks the best films from this year's fest.
Read MoreWhat to Watch the week of October 31st. Wrapping up what we watched in October including Black Adam, Ticket to Paradise, the Season Two premiere of The White Lotus, and the Season One finale of The House of the Dragon.
Read MoreThe 60th New York Film Festival is over and new movies are on the way! Before they are released later this year and into 2023, Art & Zach are joined by Austin Burke to highlight the best and worst films we saw at NYFF60.
Read MoreA bracket to decide the best Aubrey Plaza movie
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of October 17th. Art & Zach review Halloween Ends then break down their Picks for the 10 Best Movies/TV To Watch Right Now.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of October 10th. Zach flies solo to talk new releases like Amsterdam, Lyle Lyle Crocodile, TÁR, Triangle of Sadness, Blonde, as well as the latest episodes of House of the Dragon and Atlanta.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of October 3rd. Art & Zach give their Top 5 of What To Watch, with reviews of Abbott Elementary, Atlanta, House of the Dragon, Ramy, Bros, Catherine Called Birdy, Confess Fletch & Smile.
Read MoreTIFF is a huge film festival so we needed a huge crew to help us recap it. Amanda the Jedi as well as Jeff Borislow & Karsten Runquist from Karstcast help Art & Zach look back on the Best & Worst movies we saw.
Read MoreLive from Toronto, Zach recaps the festival and counts down his top ten films.
Read MoreWhat To Watch from the past weekends including the new horror thriller BARBARIAN, the Disney Product PinocchioTM, and Netflix going 5 rounds with Cobra Kai.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of August 29th. Starting off with What We're Watching, Zach calls in while Art runs through reviews of The Invitation, Mo, Lil Baby & more!
Read MoreCovering the good, the bad, and everything in-between about movies.
Amy Adams is one of the biggest losers in Academy Awards history, with six Oscars nominations to her name without a win (not to mention her snubs for Enchanted and Arrival).
Steve McQueen has developed a reputation for minimalist storytelling that leaves a maximum impact, often exploring challenging, real-world history as well as the fragility of the human condition.
Sundance Film Festival 2025 is just around the corner, and there are a whole bunch of brand-new movies to anticipate.