It's Sho Time!

Mi familia!  Sho delves into the world of the Fast and the Furious franchise, with the latest offering, Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (3:07). After the review, Sho takes Hobbs and Shaw and stacks it up against every other movie in the Fast/Furious canon, giving his rankings of the nine films released thus far.

Summer is drawing to a close, and as such, we're finally getting to the late July offerings. One such offering is the annual San Diego Comic-Con, and Sho summarizes the flurry of activity by Marvel Studios as they officially unveiled Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (3:24). Afterwards, Sho delves into the lone movie on the docket today, Disney's remake of The Lion King (19:26).

We're...past the Endgame, now? Sho brings on a familiar guest, friend and podcaster Mark Staniusz (Pod Drop) to answer some burning Spider-Man questions, including: where does this latest adventure rank among all Spidey films, how does Tom Holland stack up against Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, and how good is Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio.

It's a musical episode of 'It's Sho Time' (no, Sho does not sing himself), as we explore the latest silver screen takes on Elton John with Rocketman (2:40) and a 'what-if' look into the whimsical world of the Beatles with Yesterday (13:17).

On the latest episode of 'It's Sho Time', Sho spins up the recording equipment for a quick look into Pixar's latest offering with Toy Story 4 (4:16), and puts on the shades for Men in Black: International (16:04)

With blockbuster season at the mid-way point, Sho takes a look at a couple of trailers and movies alike. We start with some thoughts on the trailer for Frozen 2 (4:21) ahead of the fall release date, before sticking with Disney for their latest live-action adaptation, Aladdin (11:17). Afterwards, Sho takes a look at the King's latest adventure, Godzilla: King of the Monsters (23:51), and wraps thi...

The summer is upon is, which means that it's time for blockbuster season! To start, Sho takes a look at the immediate reaction from the Cannes debut of Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (2:00), which has dominated Twitter ahead of its July release. Afterwards, Sho reviews three summer releases, the romantic comedy Long Shot (10:38), the kid-friendly Detective Pikachu (23:04), and t...

It's officially the second biggest movie ever, crossing $2.2bill worldwide, and so we wrap up our coverage of Avengers: Endgame with a conversation with Sportsnet 590 The FAN host/producer Josh Goldberg (2:38). Together with Sho, they discuss the positives and negatives about Endgame, where it ranks all-time in Marvel's pantheon, and what's next for Marvel Studios.

We're in the Endgame now, and what better time than to delve deep into some fan reaction? Mark Staniusz, host/creator of PodDrop, stops by to give his (spoiler-filled!) take on the 22nd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as it crushes box office records and fans' hearts alike, and to bat around some predictions for what surprise Marvel has in store next.

The Oscars are over, and with their end comes a whole host of reactions, emotions, and everything in-between. Sho gets Quinton Amundson on the show for a quick review of what went down in Hollywood at the 91st Academy Awards.

The wall-crawler is back, and he's swinging into theatres this weekend. To mark the occasion, Sho ranks the actors who have played Spider-Man since the turn of the century, and ranks the movies themselves. Afterwards, Sho gives his (spoiler-free!) review of the creative Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, including a breakdown of the voice work and the new (ish) animation style.

On this episode of 'It's Sho Time', Sho gives a mini review of Venom (1:34), before diving right into the news that Kevin Hart has stepped down as the host of the Oscars (9:13). Afterwards, Sho discusses the latest movies, including Bad Times at the El Royale (13:45), Ralph Breaks The Internet (25:04), and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (34:20).

After a brief hiatus, 'It's Sho Time' is back, as Sho gets caught up with TIFF. Finishing off the movie roundup, some of which are now in theatres,  Sho tackles The Hummingbird Project (5:25), First Man (12:05), The Old Man and the Gun (22:30), Can You Ever Forgive Me? (32:24), Widows (41:34), and Green Book (50:11).

It's a special episode of 'It's Sho Time', as Sho was at TIFF 2018 this year as a member of the media! He tackles 11 movies over the next two episodes, and gets started with a variety of films, including The Predator (3:25), White Boy Rick (11:39), Donnybrook (19:17), Destroyer (25:50), The Sisters Brothers (33:28), and A Star Is Born (43:26).

On this episode of 'It's Sho Time', Sho gets right to business by introducing two of the hottest movies in Hollywood today, tied together by the way in which they deal with race. BlacKkKlansmen (3:37) is the first up, Spike Lee's latest searing take on race relations in America, starring John David Washington and Adam Driver. Afterwards, Sho takes on Crazy Rich Asians (14:51), starring Constance W...

In this varied episode of 'It's Sho Time', Sho kicks things off by getting into the changes the Oscars have made, including cutting down the telecast and adding a new category (1:19). After, Sho gets into the movie reviews themselves, starting with Netflix's Like Father (9:09), Disney's live-action adaptation of Christopher Robin (17:46), and the campy-but-fun shark movie, The Meg (29:24).

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to listen to Episode 27 of 'It's Sho Time', and get updated on the latest going on with Tom Cruise's immortal action franchise. In this episode, Sho talks about the idea of video game critics vs. movie critics when comparing people with Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel (1:18), before getting to a review of all of the Mission: Impossible movies in the fra...

In Episode 26 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho examines the new Canadian movie service, Sinemia (1:13), and also takes a look out west towards the San Diego Comic-Con (9:49). He also takes a look back a few years at the rebooted Ghostbusters (19:44) film and the reception it had upon its release. Afterwards, Sho tackles four films, which include The Rock's latest in Skyscraper (25:11), the gripping indie f...

In Episode 25 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho is back from his short (and involuntary) break, and tackles four movies. He starts with the comedy TAG (1:16), the blockbuster Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (6:03), the thriller Sicario: Day of the Soldado (18:41), and finally, Marvel's latest addition to their cinematic empire, Ant-Man and the Wasp (26:06).

In Episode 24 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho adds a third film, as he tackles the criminal-infused Hotel Artemis (1:46), the latest entry in the Ocean's heist universe, Ocean's 8 (14:53), and Pixar's sequel, The Incredibles 2 (25:33).

In Episode 23 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho invites Mark Staniusz of Pod Drop to discuss his thoughts on Deadpool 2 (1:16), and towards the end of their chat, they make some predictions on what's to come next for superhero movies (23:31). Afterwards, Sho tackles the latest entry in his favourite film franchise, Solo: A Star Wars Story (33:46).

In Episode 22 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho goes all-in on some recent comedies, with the raunchy Blockers (2:09), and then goes after the not-so-great Netflix original, The Week Of (13:33). After the reviews, we get an update on how Avengers: Infinity War is doing at the box office (24:33), and on what's to come on the podcast this summer (26:43).

In Episode 21 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho dives into the Marvel universe with a look at his personal rankings of the movies over the last 10 years (3:25), before getting into the spoiler-free review of Avengers: Infinity War (24:30). After the spoiler-free discussion, Sho switches gears and talks the rather large spoilers at the end of the film (35:22), with a quick lookahead to the Marvel movie comin...

In Episode 20 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho celebrates the (kind of) milestone by adding another review! He touches on Steven Spielberg's latest in Ready Player One (1:34), hits the pulpy action of Pacific Rim: Uprising (22:39), and then gets back to another video game adaptation with Rampage (35:33).

In Episode 19 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho touches on Cannes banning Netflix from competition at their festival (0:35), before delving into the latest offering from Wes Anderson in Isle of Dogs (9:17) and into the adaptation of the famous book, A Wrinkle in Time (21:59). Before we wrap up today, Sho also previews the next episode with a quick thought on why the action in Pacific Rim gets a pass, but Tr...