Mashley at the Movies

Ashley, Matt and Grant talk about the 1979 sci-fi romance classic, Time After Time in our latest episode. H.G. Wells chases Jack the Ripper through time -- what more can we ask for?

It's a new iteration of The Batman on film, and Ashley, Matt and Garret are here to talk about it in our non-spoiler review.

Our new episode is an entry in our Criterion series. Gus joins Matt & Ashley to discuss Bill Duke's 1992 crime thriller, Deep Cover .

We review a new rom-com this week! Ryan joins Ashley & Matt to talk about I Want You Back , starring Jenny Slate and Charlie Day.

Ryan & Matt discuss the new, straight-to-Netflix Texas Chainsaw Massacre , a direct sequel to the 1974 original film. It's... bloody. And that's the tip of this messy iceberg.

Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg star in this action/adventure film, based on a video game. Ashley & Matt review this new movie in our latest episode.

Kenneth Branagh directs and stars in Death on the Nile . Ashley & Matt review this star-studded adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic in our latest episode.

We look back at a horror classic, in celebration of Valentine's Day! A killer stalks a mining town as they gear-up for their first Valentine's Day dance in twenty years. Garret joins us to talk about the original My Bloody Valentine .

In this episode, Ryan & Matt discuss the 2022 Oscar nominations! * apologies for the echo - this is what happens when Matt is left to run the technical side of things.

Ashley & Matt review Flee , the moving, impactful and harrowing animated documentary feature about Amin, whose refugee journey we follow from Afghanistan to Russia and beyond.

We kick-off our fifth season with a review of the latest Roland Emmerich disaster flick. Matt & Ashley have fun talking about this mess of a movie!

There was something for everyone in the world of cinema in 2021. A lot of really good movies to choose from, and Ashley, Matt Ryan have selected their Top 10 films of the year in our latest episode!

Ashley, Matt and Ryan get caught-up on four movies and TV shows from 2021 that we hadn't covered on the show previously. Part one of two.

Ashley, Matt and Ryan get caught-up on four movies and TV shows from 2021 that we hadn't covered on the show previously. Part two of two.

In our latest Criterion series entry, Ashley & Matt talk about the 1945 Powell & Pressburger classic, I Know Where I'm Going! Starring the always-wonderful Wendy Hiller and Roger Livesey.

Ghostface is back in Woodsboro, and new characters and legacy characters are trying to stop them! Ashley, Matt and Garret review the new entry in the Scream franchise in our latest episode.

We're joined by Christy Lemire to talk about Licorice Pizza . It's the new Paul Thomas Anderson movie, set in a dreamy California of the early '70s.

It's our 500th episode! To help celebrate, some of the awesome people who've guested on our podcast are back, sharing with us what their favorite movies of all-time are. Their choices run the gamut, from musicals to horror, comedies to international films. We are so happy they've shared their cinematic favorites with us.

It's a new year, and the fourth anniversary of our podcast! Matt & Ashley review the Matrix Resurrections in our latest episode.

A kindly old man hired to play Santa Claus at Macy's claims to be the real thing, and people start to question his sanity. We're happy to have Ryan back with us to discuss the 1947 holiday classic, Miracle on 34th Street, as our 12 Days of Christmas series concludes for 2021.

On the night before Christmas, we talk about a The Knight Before Christmas , where a fourteenth century squire magically travels to 2019 Ohio to earn his knighthood (and, of course, fall in love along the way). Rachel joins us to talk about this Netflix holiday romcom.

A dad unwittingly becomes Santa Claus, and undergoes a life change. That's it. That's the movie. Benny is back with us to talk about this well-liked '90s film starring Tim Allen.

Sean is back with us to talk about Arthur Christmas , a delightful British animated feature from 2011, as our 12 Days of Christmas series continues. 

Our 12 Days of Christmas series takes an unexpected turn, as Sean joins us to discuss The Ice Harvest . John Cusack has stolen some money, and we follow him on a long, dark Christmas Eve night during an ice storm in Wichita, Kansas. Directed by the late, great Harold Ramis.

A Puerto-Rican family in Chicago gather for the holidays, with an undercurrent of stress and unresolved issues added to the mix. Rosa joins us to discuss this 2008 Christmas movie.