No-Name Cinema Society

The guys from The No-Name Cinema Society cool their jets and sit back with a glass of egg nog for their free form segment of the evening. Check out Davie's Diatribe, J$ Steals Christmas and JB's Top 5 Christmas Movies of all time. Originally aired on YouTube December 2015.

It's the most wonderful time of the year and the perfect time for The No-Name Cinema Society to discuss their first Christmas movie as their #TNNCSClassic of the Week. They look back at this 1947 film - MIRACLE AT 34TH STREET - starring John Payne, Maureen O'Hara, Edmund Gwenn and Natalie Wood. See what they have to say! Originally aired on YouTube in December 2015.

This week's #IndieSpotlight for The No-Name Cinema Society is the personal, micro-budget film Lbs., released in 2010. See how JB, J$ and Drunk Davie felt about this possible hidden gem.

As you prepare for the upcoming Star Wars film, revisit our review of The Force Awakens from December 2015.

And at long last, it's time for The No-Name Cinema Society freeform segment of the evening that they call the "Sound Off". Drunk Davie has his weekly diatribe, J$ wants to talk about Shia L. and JB reveals his Top 5 Hitchcock films of all time. Original aired on YouTube in November 2015.

The No-Name Cinema Society look at another Hitchcock film - this time his B&W thriller SUSPICION, starring Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine. Originally aired on YouTube in November of 2015.

Drunk Davie of The No-Name Cinema Society recommends Jonathan Glazer's 2014 film for tonight's #IndieSpotlight. UNDER THE SKIN stars Scarlett Johanssen as an alien dressed up as a human trying to recruit young men on the streets of Glasgow. See what the other guys think right here! First streamed on YouTube in November 2015.

The conclusion of the Hunger Games series is served up for debate in tonight's first installment of The No-Name Cinema Society. See what JB, J$ and Drunk Davie have to say about JLaw and her cohorts in their effort to overthrow the oppressive President Snow. First aired on YouTube in November 2015.

It's time for the free form segment of the evening-long film discussion for The No-Name Cinema Society. Davie drones on about movies he's watched recently and then JB will reveal his top 5 Bond films of all time. Originally aired on YouTube in November 2015.

The boys from The No-Name Cinema Society travel back to 1932 to discuss GRAND HOTEL - this classic film that stars Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Lionel Barrymore, Joan Crawford and Wallace Beery. Let's see how JB, J$ and Davie think the film holds up... Originally aired on YouTube in November 2015.

The #IndieSpotlight for tonight's meeting of The No-Name Cinema Society is the 2010 film GREENBERG, starring Ben Stiller and Greta Gerwig, directed by Noah Baumbach.  Find out what the boys have to say and let us know what you think! Originally broadcast on YouTube November 2015.

Bond is back as is the three wannabe secret agents of The No-Name Cinema Society: JB, J$ & Drunk Davie. They share their reactions to the 24th Bond film (SPECTRE) in tonight's current release for discussion. Originally aired on YouTube in November 2015.

On this week's free form section of the evening of The No-Name Cinema Society, J$ and Drunk Davie talk about Halloween or horror films or something. In the meantime, in honor of BRIDGE OF SPIES (Episode 18.1), JB will reveal his Top 5 Spielberg films of all time... Episode first aired on YouTube in October 2015.

The No-Name Cinema Society tackles one of the most famous and controversial films of all time is Francis Ford Coppola's APOCALYPSE NOW. The boys open up a can of worms this week as they discuss that for their Classic Movie of the Week. See what JB, J$ and Davie Jo have to say right here... From October 2015.

Part 3 of the society's set of finale episodes bringing our fourth season to a close. After opining on the films of 2018, now we turn back the clock 30 years to break down the Oscar race of 1988. After a year of work, Devon, Alex and JB are ready to look back with you at the best that 1988 had to offer.

It's time to get your Oscar ballots ready as our panel of "experts" from The No-Name Cinema Society help you predict who's going to win this year's Oscars in 9 categories. Not only that, but they'll also discuss who should win and who should have been nominated in each category. Ryan and Jim join JB to break down the races. From Feb. 20, 2019.

Drum roll, please! It's the moment you've all been waiting for - Part 1 of the three-part year in review from The No-Name Cinema Society. After watching hundreds of films, JB, James and George are now going to reveal their lists of the best films of the year. Feel free to let us know what you think of our choices in the comments.

This #IndieSpotlight - from a show that aired on YouTube in October 2015 - s this somewhat forgotten low-budget feature from 2010. Directed by Derrick Borte, THE JONESES stars David Duchovny and Demi Moore. JB, J$ and Drunk Davie re-watched it to discuss...

The boys are back in this show that aired on YouTube in October 25. They take on Spielberg, only the most successful director in the history of the American movie industry and his Cold War drama BRIDGE OF SPIES starring Tom Hanks. See what JB, J$ and Drunk Davie have to say.

People have loved the free form segment of the No-Name Cinema Society shows, so we have made it into its own broadcast. Davie Jo talks about whatever's on his mind and JB counts down his Top 5 Gangster Movies of all time. Originally aired on YouTube in September 2015.

JB, J$ and Drunk Davie, otherwise known as "The No-Name Cinema Society", turn their attention back to the 70s and this iconic film starring Warren Beatty, Julie Christie and Lee Grant. Aired on YouTube in September 2015.

J$, JB and Drunk Davie take their Indie Spotlight back to 2010 to discuss this Oscar-nominated adaptation of the play by David Lindsay-Abaire.

JB, J$ and Drunk Davie are back for a discussion of Scott Cooper's "Black Mass". The big question is whether or not one of these three movie nerds will wack each other before the end of the broadcast. Originally aired on YouTube in September 2015.

The third and most popular of our annual year-end special episodes involve taking us back in time to re-evaluate a previous year and the Oscar race that coincided with it. George and Jim join JB as they take a look back at what was going on in the world in 1942, how that affected the films of that year and how they would judge the Oscar races today.

It's time for the show you've been waiting all year. The society finally couns down their Top Ten Films of 2017. Some big surprises sure to come your way. Let us know if you agree or disagree!