Cinema Scumbags Movie Podcast

A Corey Feldman career retrospective takes place. Other topics include disappointing box office numbers for "Blair Witch", the remake of "Ben-Hur" and 2013's "Odd Thomas".

We talk about some controversies surrounding Shia LaBeouf and Mel Gibson. Other topics include a disturbing Grease theory, Chevy Chase and 1973's "Sisters".

We pay tribute to the late, great Gene Wilder. Other topics include a new Richard Linklater film, season 2 of Stranger Things, and 1986's "River's Edge".

We talk about some movies we desperately want on Blu-ray. Other topics include casting news on the Bladerunner sequel and 1990's "CLOSE-UP".

A conversation with filmmaker Patrick Brice (Creep, The Overnight). Other topics include the death of Kenny Baker, new images from the IT remake, and upcoming Criterion Collection titles.

We talk about the 30th anniversary of the 80's classic, STAND BY ME. Other topics include an Ocean's Eleven reboot, The Rock vs. Vin Diesel and 1967's WEEKEND.

We go through some of our favorite films so far in 2016. Other topics include a new MTV channel, a remake of SPLASH, and 1988's CINEMA PARADISO.

With the release of JASON BOURNE, we look back on the career of Matt Damon. Other topics include Comic-Con, Brie Larson as Captain Marvel & TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT.

We go crazy over a recent Criterion Collection announcement and talk about the ongoing 50% off sale. Other topics include an upcoming Oscar Isaac/Steven Spielberg collaboration, Quentin Tarantino and 1953's "Roman Holiday".

Matt Zion of WrecklessEating joins the show to talk about his controversial Ghostbusters review and other movie related topics.

A Steven Spielberg career retrospective takes place. Other topics include the Tetris film trilogy, IMDB's Top 250, and a discussion of 2009's "Dogtooth".

We talk about the tragic loss of Anton Yelchin and look back on his career. Other topics include Eli Roth's "Death Wish" remake and a new Paul Thomas Anderson film. Roman Polanski's "Knife in the Water" is discussed for the first time watch segment.

With the first day of summer coming up, we look back on some of the classic summertime movies.

With the upcoming release of WARCRAFT, we look back on some horrible video game film adaptations. Scumbags Trivia returns for another round. SUNSET BOULEVARD is discussed for the first time watch segment.

The Scumbags take turns recasting Ghostbusters and talk about some James Bond rumors. 1989's "Mystery Train" is discussed for the first time watch segment.

The 36th anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" is discussed. An Adam Sandler career retrospective takes place.

The group is annoyed with the upcoming Jumanji reboot. A preview of upcoming indie films takes place. The Scumbags Trivia segment returns. Fritz Lang's "M" is discussed as part of this week's first time watch segment.

To celebrate 50 episodes of the podcast, we look back at some of the best moments of the show.

The Scumbags talk about The Rock being cast in the Jumanji reboot. A 2016 summer movie preview takes place. 1971's "Walkabout" is discussed as part of the first time watch segment.

The Scumbags pay tribute to some recently deceased celebrities. To celebrate 4/20, the stoner film genre is discussed. "My Life as a Dog" is talked about as part of the first time watch segment.

With the release of EVERYBODY WANTS SOME, a Richard Linklater career retrospective takes place. Other topics include BATMAN V SUPERMAN box office performance and the first look at SKULL ISLAND.

With the season arriving, the Scumbags reflect on some of their favorite baseball films. Another round of trivia takes place. Man Bites Dog is discussed as part of the First Time Watch segment.

YouTube film collector Brendan Mitchell (Wetmovie1) joins the show to talk about his history of watching movies and making videos.

The reaction to Batman V Superman is discussed. Seth hosts a round of Scumbags trivia. "My Dinner with Andre" is talked about as part of the first time watch segment. The group talks about some disturbing documentaries they've been watching.

Sean Parker's Screening Room concept is discussed. A Robert De Niro career retrospective takes place.