Cinema Spin: A Movie Podcast with a Random Twist!

Jason and Matt enjoy a quite in depth conversation on GET BACK, Peter Jackson's new documentary on the Let It Be era of The Beatles.

Matt and Jason take a deep dive into, Jagged, the recently released documentary on Alanis Morissette and the phenomenon that was Jagged Little Pill. Available now on HBOMAX.

Oh boy!  Join us as Matt and Jason have what is their biggest disagreement ever, over King Richard.   Then in the second segment of the show the guys look a major Hollywood disaster from 1989, The January Man.  It features an all star class that has to be seen to be believed.    Or listened to in this case!!

Wow, fifty episodes already.   I can hardly believe it.   First up this week is Belfast, a warm and nostalgic look at a young boys upbringing in 1960s Northern Ireland.   Then in the second segment of the show we travel back to 1969 for a look at the original True Grit staring John Wayne!

Fresh off of her Academy Award for best director, Chloé Zhao brings her vision to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Eternals.  Matt and Jason give their full reviews.   In the show's second segment, take a trip back to a simpler time as the guys give a fresh look to Breaking Away from 1979.

Edgar Wright has a new film out this week called Last Night in Soho,  Jason and Matt have checked it out and give their full reviews.   Then in the second half of the show we take our first look ever, on Cinema Spin that is, at a Wes Anderson direct film.  The film in question is The Darjeeling Limited from 2007.    As always thank you very much for listening!

This week our featured film is Dune (2021).  We welcome a special guest to help us out.  We are joined by Ben, friend of the podcast and lifelong fan of everything Dune.  Then in the second half of the show we take a fresh look at The Dirty Dozen from way back in 1967.

As is happening more and more it seems, Jason and Matt have a strong difference of opinion over The Last Duel (2021).  Then in our second segment we go back 30 years to 1991 for a fresh look at New Jack City!   Thanks for New Jack listening!

After a long delay, the latest James Bond film has arrived in theaters.  Jason and Matt are joined by friend of the podcast and longtime bond fan, Chris P. for the Review.    In our second film, our randomly selected film, it's movie stars galore in The Score from 2001.   Thanks for listening everyone.

We take a look at the new movie that is a prequel to Sopranos television show. We start with a quick chat of our histories with the show and how that lead us to the new film.

Its time for episode 44 and new in theaters this week is Venom: Let There Be Carnage.  We give it a full review.   Then in our second half, the Randomizer sent us back to 1974 to take a look at the Charles Bronson Cult Classic, Death Wish.

In the first half of the show we review Copshop (2021), the latest film from Gerard Butler.   Then we travel back to 1995 to take a first time look at one of the ultimate 1990's movies, Clueless (1995)

First of all,  sorry for the late upload this week.   We had a technical issue during upload.    Due to the fact that Matt was not able to get to the theater so see The Eyes of Tammy Faye we are getting an extra review this week.    Matt will have a review of the new Clint Eastwood film, Cry Macho.     The Randomizer gave us The Peop...

Ok!  Here we have the episode nobody asked for.     New this week, in both theaters and streaming, is Malignant Directed by James Wan.   The randomizer gave us a tough road this week.   We went all the way back to Feudal Japan to watch the Kurosawa Directed Samurai epic Kagemusha from 1980.

Welcome back for another episode!  First up we take a look at the Latest from Marvel Studios, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.   After that, thanks to the randomizer, we review The Warriors from 1979.   A very interesting film to say the least.

We are back again for episode 39!  This time our two reviews are Candyman, fresh in theaters this week as well as Wes Craven's New Nightmare from 1994.  Thank you for listening!

Another new week, another new movie, this time we take a look at Hugh Jackman in Reminiscence.  Then, oh boy, we watch these movies so you do not have to.  The movie chosen at random this week was She Devils on Wheels from 1968.  Certainly a bit of a wild ride, no pun intended! 

This week on Cinema Spin we take a look at Don't Breathe 2 released this week in theaters.  We also go back an compare it to the original, Don't Breathe from 2016.   In our second segment this week the randomizer select we watch Platoon from 1986, that years Academy Award winner for Best Picture.   Thanks again for listening and please Like us, Subscribe to us or Review th...

Val is a documentary, recently released on Amazon and in theaters, on the life and career of Actor Val Kilmer.   We take a in depth look at the film and discuss Val Kilmer's Myth vs. reality.

It's finally here!  We get to review on of the summers most anticipated movies, The Suicide Squad directed by James Gunn.  Later in our retro segment we go all the way back to 1980 and take a look at Richard Gere in American Gigolo.

We are back for another episode.  In the top half we review the brand new Matt Damon film Stillwater.  Warning that toward the end we discuss some spoiler type material.  We do warn you first at least.  In the bottom half we review the 1987 epic Empire of the Sun, directed by Steven Spielberg.

We took another trip to the theater this week to see M. Night Shyamalan's latest film Old.  Check out the show to find out if we liked it or not.  In our second half we go all the way back to 1975 to review the futuristic sports movie, Rollerball starring James Caan.   Please like or subscribe where applicable and if you have the ability to leave us a review it would be greatly...

Even though it came out a few weeks ago, we just could not pass up the chance to talk about Summer of Soul.  It will serve as our new movie for this week.  Also this week, the Randomizer sent us back to 1989 to take a look at the long forgotten A Dry White Season.  Thanks for listening!!  Please subscribe, give us a like or even a review.   Any feedback would be most...

Finally, after a very long wait due to the pandemic, Black Widow has arrived in theaters.  We are here to give it a thorough review.  Then in the second half of the show we go all the way back to 1985 so Matt can catch up on the one John Hughes movie he had never seen, Weird Science.  Did he find it a classic or a travesty?  Find out in this episode!

New this week to HBO MAX is No Sudden Move, a film with an all star cast directed by Steven Soderbergh.  Jason and Matt took a look at it and there is there full review.    In the second half of the show, brought to us by the Retro Movie Machine, is the 1971 exploitation film Werewolves On Wheels.  Hold on to your butts!