No-Name Cinema Society

From indie favorite to cult hit to Oscar winner to all-time classic, THE USUAL SUSPECTS is that film that came out of nowhere to live forever and the boys from The No-Name Cinema Society re-look at it to see if it's deserving of all the acclaim over the years. Originally aired on YouTube in August 2016.

The boys from The No-Name Cinema Society review their second Iranian indie in three episodes with this discussion of the Oscar-winning film by Asghar Farhadi. Originally aired on YouTube in August 2016.

Meryl Streep is back and so are the boys from the No-Name Cinema Society to review her film. Travel back in time to 1944 with Davie, J$ and JB as they discuss this project directed by Stephen Frears. Originally aired on YouTube in August 2016.

The No-Name Cinema Society Sound Off is their freeform segment where the boys discuss all different things related to movies and movie history. Tonight, they revisit one of their 1990 movies, JB counts down his Top 5 British Indies and Davie talks about what he's been up to lately...

It nearly bankrupted a studio, but the infamous 1963 CLEOPATRA was still the biggest box office hit of its year. The No-Name Cinema Society discuss if it really is all that bad. Originally aired on YouTube in August 2016.

Paddy Considine's debut feature from 2011 is called TYRANNOSAUR and is the #IndieSpotlight for this week. The No-Name Cinema Society discuss the film and what this talented actor can do behind the camera. Originally aired on YouTube in July 2016.

Eight months ago, the No-Name Cinema Society discussed the new Star Wars film. Now, they appeal to the other nerds out there with this breakdown of the new Star Trek feature, directed by Justin Lin. First aired on YouTube in July 2016.

The No-Name Cinema Society freeform segment of the evening will tonight feature Davie's Diatribe, a look back at a movie discussed last year and JB's Top 5 Matthew McConaughey Films. Originally aired on YouTube in June 2016.

The No-Name Cinema Society discuss their third film from 1940 and third John Ford film in this intense discussion of the Oscar-winning adaptation of THE GRAPES OF WRATH. Originally aired on You Tube in June of 2016.

The boys from The No-Name Cinema Society continue to spotlight indies from five years ago. In this episode, they discuss the American-made, Iran-set LGBT indie CIRCUMSTANCE, directed by Maryam Keshavarz. Originally aired on YouTube June 2016.

It's McConaughey Mania at The No-Name Cinema Society tonight, which begins with discussion of the 2016 feature FREE STATE OF JONES, starring the aforementioned Matthew McConaughey and directed by SEABISCUIT helmer Gary Ross. Originally aired on YouTube in June 2016.

The boys from The No-Name Cinema Society close out their evening with this freeform discussion that includes the state of the comic book movies, some of our favorite performances from 2015 and the Top 5 Best Actress Oscar winners EVER.

Who doesn't love when the boys from The No-Name Cinema Society discuss classic movies? This week, they discuss the 1948 film JOHNNY BELINDA, which would win an Oscar for its lead - Jane Wyman. Originally aired on YouTube in June of 2016.

The boys from The No-Name Cinema Society discuss Lars Von Trier's fascinating apocalyptic drama MELANCHOLIA as part of this week's #IndieSpotlight. First aired on YouTube in May 2016.

Lonely Island started making videos on SNL, graduated to recording albums and now, they have their own feature film. Our three popstars from The No-Name Cinema Society will break down their impressions of the movie POPSTAR. Originally aired on YouTube in May 2016.

The No-Name Cinema Society is proud to present our first ever FAN COMMENTARY and we chose to start with one of the surprise films from our #1990inReview that we did in 2015 and revisited a bit in 2020 - QUIGLEY DOWN UNDER. If you own or have access to the movie, you can sync up our commentary track with the film and watch the two in concert for maximum impact. The YouTube version has a counter in...

It's finally here! Our biggest show of every year where we travel back in time to break down the films and Oscar races of a historic year in film. This year, we're going back 50 years to view and review the films of 1970. Join JB, Matty P and Zach in their examination of the films from fifty years ago. #1970inReview - Originally aired on YouTube 4/22/21

You've been waiting 14 months for this. JB, Devon and Jim reconvene to share with your each of their top ten lists for the films eligible for Oscars for the 2020 season. Let the debates begin! Originally aired on YouTube February 20, 2021

Get your Oscar ballots ready! Our Oscar Week tradition continues of going through several of the Oscar categories and predicting who will win, who should win and who should have been nominated. Check out Alex, Patrick and JB as they discuss the current Oscar crop and also bestow some awards of their own. Originally aired on YouTube on 4/21/21.

This week's freeform segment features Davie's Diatribe, Where's LeBouef?, some discussions of 1990 films we missed AND JB's Top 5 Harrison Ford performances. Originally aired on YouTube in May 2016.

Steven Spielberg's classic RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK celebrates its 35th anniversary this year and our three fanboy nerds of The No-Name Cinema Society revisit the film to see if it still holds up... Originally aired on YouTube May 2016.

The No-Name Cinema Society's discussion of indies from 2011 continues with MY WEEK WITH MARILYN - a look behind the scenes of the 1957 film THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL starring Laurence Olivier and Marilyn Monroe. Kenneth Branagh and Michelle Williams play those stars respectively and our boys will tell you what they thought of the film in this video... Originally aired on YouTube in May 2016.

Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling team up for THE NICE GUYS - an action comedy directed by the writer of LETHAL WEAPON and KISS KISS BANG BANG. Our nice guy film fanatics aka The No-Name Cinema Society break down the movie as this week's current feature discussion. Originally aired on YouTube in May 2016.

JB, J$ and Drunk Davie of The No-Name Cinema Society close out the evening with their free-form discussion segment. Lots of stuff going on tonight, including Davie's Diatribe, J$ looks for Shia Labeouf, they answer some of your Twitter questions about their 2015 in review show AND they reveal the Top 5 films they reviewed last year on this show. Originally aired on YouTube in May 2016.

Anthony Harvey directs James Goldman's adaptation of his own play THE LION IN WINTER - about the relationship of Henry II and his estranged wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine in this 1968 historical drama. The No-Name Cinema Society aka JB, J$ and Drunk Davie discuss it here... Originally aired on YouTube in April 2016.