Let's Movie

066 - We've got a theme for you this month... You'll figure it out eventually, but let's just say that snow and the holiday's play a part in it. We're kicking things off with a not so classic 90s movie... Jack Frost, the 1998 variety. Synopsis: A father who can't keep his promises, dies in a car accident. One year later, he returns as a snowman, who has the final chan...

065 - We're back to indie movies produced by no less fifteen companies. That's right, no wannabe summer blockbusters for us! Nope, instead we're going to go to high concept, low execution with beautiful, beautiful blood. Synopsis: Possessor follows an agent who works for a secretive organization that uses brain-implant technology to inhabit other people's bodies - ultimately dr...

064 - 2020 wouldn't be complete with out the release of The New Mutants! That's right, what could be better than a movie filmed in 2017, shelved for a year and reshot, then shelved for a year and finally released because Disney had nothing in the tank and needed to take a chance on something associated with Marvel... loosely associated with Marvel.  Support the show

063 - Are you ready to ride a horse off a hotel skyscraper to capture a terrorist? If not, then you're not ready for True Lies the 1994 mega hit paring those two dudes from the Terminator series. This movie is long, our podcast is barely longer... if you've listened to our show before you know what the means. If this is your first episode, then you're in for a treat! Synopsis: A fea...

062 - We end our spooktacular month of Halloweenish movies is the brand spanking new Blumhouse edition of The Craft... Legacy. It's a sequel of sorts, but for a new audience... maybe. There's a lot up in the air for this drama, thriller full of teen angst and just about any hashtag you could type. We talk for three hours, which will likely tell you everything you need to know before clic...

061 - Continuing our Halloween horror movie shows is 1985's Fright Night! Ah yeah, some OG vamps, killing, sucking blood, afraid of crosses... not running in the snow and pretending to be the goddamn X-Men or whatever the fuck that glitter shit was. Anyway, we're back in the 80s, its Halloween time, let's go! Synopsis: A teenager discovers that the newcomer in his neighborhood is a...

060 - We continue the month of October with more horror and thrillers! We're taking on the Halloween grandfather's  In The Mouth of Madness!  That's right, we're getting meta... and shit as we take a trip to Hobb's End with that guy from the dino park movies. But the real question is, do you read Sutter Kane? Support the show

059 - Welcome! It's Halloween time and while The Platform was a bit of a horrorish movie, we're really kicking off October with 2009's Friday The 13th. Why? Don't ask hard questions, instead ask why we talked about it for three hours... I'm wondering how that happened (and let us know if these shows need to be shorter!). Anyway, we'll be covering horror and Halloween...

058 - If we had a to pick a movie that represented 2020... this might be as close as we can get! It's depressing as all hell. There's subtext to the subtext and naked yoga between two cellmates. It's also in Spanish unless you mess up and choose the dub version, but we're #subs around here. Check it out on Netflix before listening if you don't want the entire movie spoiled...

057 - When will we learn not to watch so much damn Netflix? The Devil All The Time is based off a book, which if you watch the movie, will be able to figure out by how bored you are. Not that books are boring, but movies based on books are. Are Kevin and Dustin up to the two hours and eighteen minute movie starring New Hollywood? You bet your Pepsi Cup we are! Synopsis: World War II is over... eve...

056 - At some point if DC/WB is going to keep making movies and comics titled "Man of Tomorrow" they're going to need to remember that the phrase is implying an eye on the future rather than this hogwash that tows the line of old and new. It looks like an anime, but it views like an old person wrote the weekend they didn't have their kids and had binged too many Superman The An...

055 - Are you as excited about Pauly Shore's return to cinema as we are? Well... just... don't. We're going to take our usual deep dive into 2020's  Guest House , which says it's a comedy. Thanks for listening and we hope you make it to the end of this one, we barely did. Synopsis: You bought a house with Pauly Shore living in the guest house... what the fuck were you thin...

054 - We love our horror, thriller, sci-fi, with a healthy dose of indie as fuck. You've probably already been inside for thirty days, so two more hours with this podcast is nothing. Let's find out if romance is truly dead in this episode of Us Versus Movies. Synopsis: Struggling young lovers, Tom and Eve, must endure a 30-day scientific experiment. Room, board, $50,000 and a month alone...

052 - I bet you can hear this fucking soundtrack in your head! Unless you're like Kevin and have never watched Hackers before recording this podcast. That's right, we return to the 90s for the cult classic Hackers, a movie about hacking... the planet possibly, it's a confusing movie in the middle of a confusing era. Get your roller-blades out and take a roll while listening to this...

051 - We're back with our second animated feature and it might be out last. At least from the WB direct to Bluray variety. We're talking about Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons, which may have been a TV show at one point, but is definitely an hour and a half movie. Deathstroke is a talented DM for the DC Universes D&D knockoff game K&D... nah, just kidding that would be a way be...

050 - Like anyone needed another reason not to use an AirBNB in 2020, but here it is... The Rental. The movie is only an hour and a half long, but Kevin and Dustin manage to talk about it for over two hours... that should probably tell you the quality of movie you're thinking about watching before or after you listen to this episode of Us Versus Movies! Synopsis: Two couples rent a vacation h...

049 - Get ready to ride or die on this episode of Us Versus Movies! We're reviewing Amulet, an indie-ish movie that had 17 production companies produce it just so that it could stream on Amazon. Demons, nuns, plaster repair and black mold, so much to look forward to on this episode. Synopsis: An ex-soldier, living homeless in London, is offered a place to stay at a decaying house inhabited by...

048 - Its the most anticipated episode in the history of our podcast, which is all hyperbole! So who wants to hear two grown men talk about Clueless for two hours? Would it help to know that one of the grown men had never watched the movie before this podcast? We hope so because you clicked on the damn thing! Synopsis: Shallow, rich and socially successful Cher is at the top of her Beverly Hills h...

047 - Tom Hanks on a boat should feel familiar. Tom Hanks during World War II probably feels even more familiar. Put them together and you have Greyhound basically. That's right, we review Apple TV's first movie without any controversy attached to it and 80% of it takes place on the poop deck... nah it's the bridge. Synopsis: Early in World War II, an inexperienced U.S. Navy captain...

046 - Ready for Netflix's net raunchy rom-com? No you're not. We weren't either, but we sat through this film that's full of glimmers of potential and not much else. So have a meet cute with us on the latest episode of Us Versus Movies! Synopsis: A panicked young woman, with her reluctant friends in tow, rushes to Mexico to try and delete a ranting email she sent to her new boy...

045 - You should have left, is an aptly named movie. If theaters were open I can only imagine that there would be thousands of people saying "We should have left and asked for a refund" after finishing this movie. Though, Blumhouse makes the monies so what the hell do I know? Anyway, Kevin and Dustin dig into  You Should Have Left and definitely wish they had left this one for another po...

044 - Okay, so you're probably not going to run out and watch 1993's Rookie of the Year based on this podcast, but hopefully you'll enjoy Dustin's trip down memory lane and Kevin's first exposure to this 90's kids movie. Synopsis: When an accident miraculously gives a boy an incredibly powerful pitching arm, he becomes a major league pitcher for the Chicago Cubs. Supp...

043 - Becky with the good hair this is not, but if you like Doc Martens and blood-splatter, have we got the movie for you! Now, let's reconnect as a family during an eternal sunset and dissect this movie starring Lulu Wilson and Kevin James. Synopsis: Spunky and rebellious, Becky (Lulu Wilson) is brought to a weekend getaway at a lake house by her father Jeff (Joel McHale) in an effort to try...

042 - Everyone on the internet is asking the question, "Last Days of American Crime really that bad?" The answer to that question is easy... yes. I bet you thought you had to listen to an entire podcast to find out, no you'll have to listen to an entire podcast to find out why it's so bad. Please do that instead of watching the movie. As a final response to terrorism and crime,...

041 - It our turn to take a whack at a golf ball with a hockey stick on this episode of Us Versus Movies. That's right, we sat through Happy Madison's newest Netflix movie starring David Spade and the rest of Adam Sandler's friends and family. Let's travel back to the 90s, because the future is fucked! Support the show