No-Name Cinema Society

Just one part of our year-end special set of episodes is our Oscar Preview - which breaks down 9 top Oscar categories with JB, Nate and James. Get your Oscar ballots ready because the boys are about to tell you who will win, who should win and who should have been nominated as the society continues to celebrate the year in film.

People have loved the free form segment of the No-Name Cinema Society shows, so we have made it into its own broadcast - and this time it includes the return of JB's Top 5. This week, because of the review of The Philadelphia Story, JB will count down his top 5 films set in Philadelphia! Originally aired on YouTube in August 2015.

The boys revisit 1940 to discuss this Oscar-winning gem from director George Cukor in this week’s Classic Movie of the Week. Some of the biggest stars of all-time - Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn and Jimmy Stewart go all out for the laughs in “The Philadelphia Story”.

Drunk Davie recommends this indie from Canadian director Denis Villeneuve. See what JB and J$ think about “Enemy” in this week’s Indie Spotlight.

This Zac Efron EDM drama set records for one of the lowest opening weekends of all-time, but that didn't deter JB, J$ and Drunk Davie from going to see it and offering their review for you. Check it out right here - originally aired on YouTube in August 2015.

JB, J$ and Drunk Davie feel lucky enough to be able to discuss 1971's seminal movie "Dirty Harry", starring Clint Eastwood and directed by Don Siegel. The three boys will hash out the discussion of this once controversial film... (original episode aired in August 2015)

This Indie Spotlight from 2015 is the recently released on VOD low-budget romance "Comet" starring Emmy Rossum and Justin Long. JB, J$ and Drunk Davie share their thoughts on the film.

Everyone else has crapped all over The Fantastic Four, so why don't we find out what our Terrific Three have to say about it. J$, JB and Davie Joe weigh on on the 2015 super hero flick.

At last, our three heroes obsess over what Sight and Sound calls the Greatest Film of All Time - Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" in this week's Classic Movie of the Week, recorded in July 2015.

This time, our Indie Spotlight is the 2014 low-budget romantic comedy "Obvious Child" starring Jenny Slate and Gaby Hoffman. Check out what our three single guys think about this NYC-based chick flick.

And you guys thought you saw great fights in "Southpaw". Wait til you see JB, J$ and Drunk Davie duke it out in their online video review of the 2015 film with Jake Gyllenhall, Rachel McAdams and Forest Whitaker, as directed by Antoine Fuqua.

It's time for JB's favorite segment - the Classic Movie Discussion. This week, it's the oldest film we've discussed so far - the third ever best picture winner - the WWI epic "All Quiet on the Western Front". See what JB, J$ and Drunk Davie think about rediscovering this timeless movie.

The Indie Spotlight this week is the senior citizen road movie indie, "Land Ho!". If you haven't heard of it, check out our discussion here and maybe you'll want to watch. :)

You've met Stuart, Bob and Kevin. Now, (re)meet JB, J$ and Drunk Davie as they discuss the huge animated hit du jour - "Minions".

Our lovably oafish film experts (J$, JB and Drunk Davie) focus their sights on Charlie Chaplin's first talkie - The Great Dictator.

Drunk Davie, J$ and JB are obsessed with Jude Law or at least that's what it seems like as once again, they discuss a film with the talented actor. For tonight's indie spotlight, they discuss the 2014 British indie - Dom Hemingway.

Our three favorite film fans tackle the biggest comedy of June 2015 - the Melissa McCarthy-starrer, "Spy", directed by Paul Feig. And they ALSO discuss their Top 5 Female-Driven Comedies.

J$, JB and Davie Jo discuss this Billy Wilder classic which teamed Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon for the first of 11 times.  Matthau would even win a Supporting Actor Oscar for his efforts.  Check out the discussion!

Our three young(ish) heroes - JB, J$ and Drunk Davie display a new format for the show where all three segments are done as separate broadcasts.  They start off with the current feature of the weekend - Brad Bird's "Tomorrowland".  Additionally, they rattle off their Top 5 Disney Live-Action films of all-time. Aired live in May 2015.

The most popular segment of our year end specials is our look back at Oscars and films from the past. This year, we turn back the clock 50 years to examine the films and culture of 1966. Joining the boys for this special show is Oscar expert and author of several books on the Academy Awards - Robert James.

The show you've all been waiting for - the No-Name Cinema Society third annual year end special. This, of course is their countdown of each of their Top Ten Films of 2016.

Now that they have revealed their Top Ten, JB, J$ and Drunk Davie do break down the major Oscar categories in this year's race.

Who'd have thunk we'd still be here after ten episodes? Drunk Davie, J$ and JB are back to discuss the movie everybody was talking about in ay 2015 - Mad Max. Not only that, but they talk about an incendiary indie this week and the classic is one of the biggest films of all time. And we can't forget their Top 5, which this week will be Top 5 films from Australian directors.

JB, J$ and Davie Jo are back to discuss this week's new release - whether they like it or not, that's the female buddy comedy, "Hot Pursuit" with Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara.  Plus the Indie Spotlight, Classic Movie of the Week and a surprising Top 5.

Last time, our heroes reviewed one of the biggest bombs of 2015. On this episode, they'll take on one of the biggest box office successes of that year - The Avengers: Age of Ultron. In addition to discussing the Marvel adventure, the boys will break down their top 5 favorite comic book movies of all time and they will also have some of your favorite segments - the Indie Spotlight and the Classic M...