Mashley at the Movies

Not to be confused with the similarly-titled movie from 2016, this is the new The Suicide Squad, directed by James Gunn. Matt, Ashley and Ryan are here to talk about it.

Sean joins us for the fourth edition of our Bad Movie Night series! Once again, we choose from one-of-four not-so-great films, watch it, and talk about it. Which one did we land on? Listen and find out!

David saves Alex from a capsized boat, and the two develop an intense relationship  that unfolds in the summer of 1985. Ashley & Matt review this new French film.

Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson go on a jungle cruise together, with action, humor and derring-do. Matt & Ashley review the new live-action movie based on the Disney theme park ride.

People go to a beach and start to rapidly age. That's the intriguing premise, but does the movie hold up? Listen as Ashley & Matt discuss the new M. Night Shyamalan film.

Did you ever wonder where the G.I Joe character Snake Eyes came from? No? Well, too bad, because he's getting an origin story! Henry Golding stars as the anti-hero, and Matt & Ashley review this new movie.

Teens in the town of Shadyside attempt to fight-off a curse that sees killers from the present and the past come after them in terrifying moment after terrifying moment. Matt & Ashley review part one of this trilogy, streaming on Netflix.

Luca leaves his life in the sea, and begins exploring land-based living. He meets up with Alberto, and they go on both fun and harrowing adventures in and around an Italian coastal village. Ryan joins us again to discuss the latest Pixar movie.

Dom and co. are back to drive fast and furiously. There are friends, enemies and, of course, family in this outrageous, action-packed thriller. Ryan joins Matt & Ashley to discuss the 9th film in this twenty-year old film series.

Black Widow finally gets her own solo film, and Ashley, Matt and Garret are here to talk about it. It's the first MCU movie in well over a year, and it blends a bit of James Bond, Jason Bourne, and Marvel sensibilities.

In our third installment of Bad Movie Night, we end up showcasing a meandering '80s movie that's about... arm wrestling. Oh, and a heartwarming tale about a father and son trying to bond. Our friend Scott joins us to talk about Over the Top .

Death strikes a girls' academy, but are the goings-on supernatural, or more corporeal, in nature? Ashley, Matt and Garret review this new movie, written & directed by Simon Barrett (writer of Blair Witch, The Guest, You're Next).

Two men meet at a nightclub at the start of a weekend, spend the night together, and foster an intimacy that neither was expecting to grow so strong. Ashley, Matt and Larry discuss the 2011 film by Andrew Haigh, for our latest Criterion series episode.

Ryan Reynolds is a bodyguard, and Samuel L. Jackson is a hitman. Salma Hayek is the hitman's wife. Ashley, Matt and Aaron are here to review this sequel to the 2017 action comedy.

The theatrical version of the Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway musical is an experience to behold. Rosa joins Matt & Ashley to discuss In the Heights, in this week's episode.

Ed and Lorraine Warren are on the case, trying to prove that a murder was committed because of demonic possession. Ashley, Matt and Garret review the newest Conjuring movie in our latest episode.

Garret, Matt & Ashley are back with another installment of Bad Movie Night. They randomly select a film from four choices, watch it, and discuss. Which one do they end up with this time? Listen and find out!

More aliens! More sound! We rejoin the Abbott family as they navigate a world where the slightest sound could mean terror. Ashley, Matt and Garret review the sequel to A Quiet Place.

William Shatner plays a seventy-something man who likes women and fast cars, until he loses his license and meets a woman (Jean Smart) who slowly begins to change his life. Christopher Lloyd also stars in this curious movie. Matt & Ashley share their thoughts about it.

Amy Adams plays a woman suffering from agoraphobia who witnesses what she thinks is a murder across the street from her house. Ashley & Matt review this taut thriller.

Matt & Ashley review the new documentary about the experiments that J. Marion Sims conducted on African-American enslaved women in the 1840s. The film explores the ramifications of those acts, that permeate our society to this day. 

The latest episode in our Criterion series finds Ashley, Matt and Ryan talking about the 1977 classic Agnes Varda film, about two women who form a bond that stretches from youth into adulthood. There's a lot of ground to cover in the rich tapestry woven by Varda, and we dove right in.

Chris Rock is an embittered police detective hot on the trail of a copycat Jigsaw killer, as Matt & Ashley review the latest entry in the Saw franchise.

The Mitchell family are on a cross country road trip to take daughter Katie to film school, when an evil AI unleashes an army of robots upon the world. It's up to the Mitchells to save humanity. Ryan joins us to review this delightful new animated movie.

Ed Helms and Patti Harrison star as a single man who wants a kid, and the woman who agrees to be the surrogate of his unborn child. Ashley & Matt discuss this unusual romcom-style movie, written & directed by Nikole Beckwith.