It's Sho Time!

In Episode 18 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho recaps the 90th Academy Awards (0:24), before getting into the movie reviews, tackling the ambitious sci-fi epic Annihilation (8:16) as well as Hollywood's latest attempt at adapting a video game in Tomb Raider (21:46).

In Episode 17 of 'It's Sho Time', Sho gives some last thoughts on Black Panther and some of the themes within (0:39), after which hockey broadcaster - and movie buff - Quinton Amundson joins Sho for a rundown on this year's Oscars (6:46).

In Episode 16 of the newly rebranded 'It's Sho Time', Sho offers a few thoughts on Netflix's post-Super Bowl offering of The Cloverfield Paradox (1:51), and then moves on to tackle the newest - maybe best? - offering in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Panther (13:53).

In Episode 14 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho continues the Oscar-bound films with a review of The Post (2:28). Afterwards, special guest JD Bunkis, co-host of Good Show on Sportsnet 590 The FAN, joins the show to give his thoughts on I, Tonya (18:04).

In Episode 14 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho reviews two movies bound for the Oscars, the movie-making comedy The Disaster Artist (2:28) as well as Guillermo Del Toro's emotional monster movie masterpiece, The Shape of Water (12:01).  Afterwards, Sho invites a Godzilla expert, videographer Cody Piper, to talk about last year's Shin Godzilla, as well as the different reception it got in its n...

In Episode 13 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho gets back to themes (yay!) with two unfortunately less-than-great movies - the comedy/nostalgia trip Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2:43), followed by the Netflix original, Bright (14:54).

In Episode 12 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho takes on his favourite movie franchise, Star Wars, with the latest installment, The Last Jedi. We talk about what it means to be a fan (0:48) before getting to the meat of the episode, the review (6:41). Note: The review is spoiler-heavy, while the fandom segment talks about the movie with zero spoilers.

In Episode 11 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho tackles two more movies out in theatres: the most recent adaptation of the famous detective Hercule Poirot in Murder on the Orient Express (1:25) and then invites in two guests (one familiar, one not, but both good) for a chat on DC's latest film, Justice League (12:40).

In Episode 10 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho changes things up a bit - we ditch the news segment in favour of an extended conversation with ESPN's Adnan Virk (2:57), who also runs the movie podcast 'Cinephile'! Sho and Adnan chat about the World Series, baseball movies, and the idea of reviewing movies in general. After the interview, we get into the episode's lone review, the latest entry i...

In Episode 9 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', we talk about the only news topic that should be tackled: the Harvey Weinstein scandal, and the subject of sexual harassment and assault in Hollywood (0:49). For reviews, Sho talks about the masterful Blade Runner 2049 (8:06), as well as the latest Tom Cruise vehicle, American Made (30:35), featuring guest Mark Gougeon of the Rose 2 Rose Podcast!

In Episode 8 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', we tackle some discussion subjects, including who deserves an Oscar now that Leo has won (0:48), and what movies do people watch every time they catch it on TV (8:50)? For the reviews, we take a look at two early Fall entries, with Kingsman: The Golden Circle (15:41) and LEGO Ninjago (28:52).

In Episode 7 - the TIFF Edition - of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', we talk some more Hallmark movies (0:48), and break down some news on JJ Abrams returning to the Star Wars universe (8:16). With the reviews, it's all TIFF this week, as Sho attended screenings of The Mountain Between Us (13:46) and the winner of the People's Choice award, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri (25:27).

In Episode 6 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', we get back on track with some more news, including everyone's favourite hitman John Wick and his next adventure (1:55), Obi-Wan Kenobi movie rumours (3:49), and Hallmark's latest foray into Hollywood (6:28) Once Sho gets to the reviews, we talk the scariest clown around in 'IT' (12:32), and then we shift a bit to one of the more buzzworthy films of TI...

In Episode 5 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', the news shifts to the latest updates on Guy Ritchie's live-action 'Aladdin' adaptation (0:55), some reveals on who will be members of Guardians of the Galaxy after Vol. 3 is released (3:51), Sony getting sued for not having a license in 'Baby Driver' (7:03), and Disney pulling a power move on Netflix (10:07)! In reviews, Sho tackles two movies based o...

In Episode 4 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho starts off with news out of San Diego Comic Con, including Ben Affleck's Batman (0:45), Spielberg's adaptation of Ready Player One (1:52), and the trailers for Thor: Ragnarok (4:21) and Justice League (5:39). We switch things up this week and tackle Christopher Nolan's war epic Dunkirk (8:41), as well as go to the future and take a peek at Caesar's...

In Episode 3 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho talks Daniel Craig returning as Bond (0:51), the potential that a solo Venom movie has (3:16), and the ending of the 22-movie arc by Marvel (7:36). In reviews this week, Sho talks the brilliance of Edgar Wright's new film Baby Driver (12:08), and also invites on his first guest, Spider-Man buff Mark, to have a chat about the latest entry in the Mar...

In Episode 2 of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho focuses on the latest movie news, including a famed actor retiring (00:51), some talk about a potential WarCraft sequel (2:26), and we go into the Star Wars universe with some talk on the late Carrie Fisher (6:15) and the Han Solo movie getting a director change (9:07). For reviews, Sho talks Cars 3 and the questions it raises (12:26), while Transf...

In the inaugural episode of 'Houston, We Have a Podcast', Sho talks about movie reviews, the idea of critics vs. the audience, Rotten Tomatoes and the infamous Tomatometer, before getting to his review of Wonder Woman (7:38) and then finishing off with The Mummy (19:40).