Post Credits Podcast

066 - Mercy, Dir. Timur Bekmambetov Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson lead the cast in this story where, in the near future, crime is judged by an AI Judge- the alleged guilty must prove their innocence in 90 minutes or less while strapped to the chair that will be the tool of execution if found guilty.  Is it just Minority Report in Los Angeles? Yes.  Is it strong enough to stand on its own?  Have...

January - April 2026: Our Most Anticipated  A new year has come to pass and with it, a whole year of movies to speculate on.  With many fine choices to choose from, we narrow down our most anticipated, from #5 (least) to #1 (most) for the first four months of 2026.  What would be on your list?  0:00:00 - Introductions and Banter 0:02:30 - January - April 2026: Our Most Anticipated  Hosted, produce...

065 - 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Dir. Nia DaCosta In 2002, 28 Days Later made Zombies scary again.  They were faster, more relentless, and stronger than any other franchise, redefining what made "Zombies" scary.  With a low budget, Danny Boyle was able to create a very scary atmosphere with a wonderful cast of characters with a wonderful end sequence with an iconic score thats stretched over...

064 - Greenland 2: Migration Greenland (2020) was such a surprise, even more so because of the Pandemic.  It's a movie that understands what it was trying to be very well- a very emotional yet action packed story about a family who found each other again who fight to stay together amidst a world ending event.  It's a story of survival and hope in the face of tremendous loss.  The score by David Bu...

063 - 2025: The Best and Worst   2025 was a year in film.  We had some wonderful memories as well as some disappointments.  Check out our lists for some of our most memorable films and some of the films we found to most disappointing.  Do our lists match yours? 0:00:00 - Introductions and Banter 0:07:00 - Box Office  0:10:15 - 2025: The Best 0:38:25 - 2025: the Worst / Most Disappointing Hosted, p...

062 - Marty Supreme, Dir. Josh Safdie  Along comes a movie like Marty Supreme.  It has all the makings of an Oscar Winner, down to a very unlikeable character played by someone who produced the movie.   Timothy Chalamet puts out another unforgettable role as Marty Mauser- a man who will do and say anything to be the best at his game: Table Tennis.  He's a man who manipulates any and all situations...

061 - Avatar: Fire and Ash, Dir. James Cameron James Cameron is a director who has made some of the biggest films of his time.  The Terminator, Aliens. Terminator 2, True Lies, The Abyss, and Titanic, to name some.  Avatar (2009) became one of the biggest box office successes in history with its sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) doing almost as well.  2025 brings us the newest installment, F...

060 - Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, Rian Johnson Benoit Blanc is back!  ...He appears just after the 36 minute mark, which is way too long.  However, this Knives Out Installment is pretty great.  For Netflix, this is a huge win. Daniel Craig's wonderful and charming detective with a southern drawl is accompanied by an ensemble cast that is also wonderful.  The fun in this one isn't figur...

059 - Five Nights at Freddy's 2, Dir. Emma Tammi Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) was a surprising hit.  It was absurd, but had elements to make it work in ways it probably shouldn't have.     Five Nights at Freddys 2 (2025) somehow lost the magic it had.  Did we need another Five Nights at Freddy's Movie? 0:00:00 - Introductions and Banter 0:09:30 - Box Office  0:12:30 - Netflix Acquiring Warner Br...

058 - Zootopia 2, Dir. Jared Bush / Byran Howard Zootopia (2016) smashed many box office records and received wonderful critical acclaim- over 40 awards.   Zootopia 2 (2025) is more of the same.  Is that a good thing or bad?  Does a generic sequel to an insanely popular animated Disney film have to reinvent the wheel or simply exist?  Tune in, find out. 0:00:00 - Introductions and Banter 0:19:15 -...

057 - Wicked: For Good Wicked is a beloved stage musical that lit the world on fire with very memorable performances.  The film adaption did many things right.  Wicked: For Good is more of the same good choices that made the 2024 part one so well received.   It's easy to like Wicked and Wicked: For Good and it's not hard to see why. 0:00:00 - Introductions and Banter 0:14:40 - Box Office  0:21:45...

056 - The Running Man (2025), Dir. Edgar Wright From Arnold Schwarzenegger in 1987 to Glenn Powell in 2025- we get to revisit the Steven King story- The Running Man.  It's a look at a dystopian future where government control has everyone squeezed to the breaking point and one man is forced to risk life and limb to get money to help his sick daughter.   Does that sound hokey?  It should.  The Runn...

055 - Predator: Badlands, Dir. Dan Trachtenberg Predator (1987) started the franchise off as a Science Fiction masterpiece- an almost unbeatable hunter doing battle against a special forces commando unit complete with Arnold Schwarzenegger and director John McTiernan 80's magic.  Now, in 2025, we get the latest installment with a twist- the Predator is not only the protagonist but also very humani...

054 - Bugonia, Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos Bruce Springsteen is a cultural and musical Icon of his time.  A Rockstar that wrote and sang for the common man, the blue-collar worker.  His name is one that people know and time will never forget. Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is a very small piece of that timeline, set in the years before "Born in the USA" while working on his "Nebraska" album adapte...

053 - Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, Dir. Scott Cooper  Bruce Springsteen is a cultural and musical Icon of his time.  A Rockstar that wrote and sang for the common man, the blue-collar worker.  His name is one that people know and time will never forget. Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is a very small piece of that timeline, set in the years before "Born in the USA" while working on h...

052 - Black Phone 2, Dir. Scott Derrickson  The Black Phone (2021) was a solid mix of elements that made a smart, supernatural and atmospheric thriller that kept you on the edge of your seat.   Black Phone 2 (2025) adds to the lore with the same cast of characters plus a few more in a isolated story at a lake where the supernatural allows for a great villain to once again terrorize his victims.  I...

051 - Tron: Ares, Dir. Joachim Ronning Tron (1982) and Tron Legacy (2010) left some pretty big shoes to fill.  Both were visually stunning for their time and sounded incredible with scores to really help them to stand out as unique in their space.  Tron: Ares (2025) shares those same qualities.  While the story for Tron and Tron Legacy wasn't the strongest, the writing, visuals and sound helped ma...

050 - The Smashing Machine, Dir. Benny Safdie  Welcome to Episode 50!  Thank you so much for listing and watching our humble show.  We can not thank you enough.  This episode has a special segment where we talk about our favorite films of all time.   Th Smashing Machine - With Dwyane Johnson, Emily Blunt, A Combat sport, and A24- The Smashing Machine seemed like a sure thing, yet is a movie that j...

049 - One Battle After Another, Dir. Paul Thomas Anderson One Battle After Another - A paranoid father must races to find his daughter, who may be in trouble, after events 16 years ago start to resurface. Leonardo DiCaprio is still one of the heaviest hitters in Hollywood.  And with a wonderful cast with him, this is a well made movie.  It's getting the highest scores online, but does it deserve t...

048 - HIM, Dir. Justin Tipping HIM - The next great quarterback gets invited to go train with the legendary Isaiah White but his experience is anything but normal when things take a very dark turn. What do you think happened to thins film?  What went wrong? 0:00:00 - Introductions and Banter 0:13:00 - Box Office  0:18:40 - Movie Recommendation- Us, Dir. Jordan Peele 0:21:30 - Jordan Peele's Filmog...

047 - The long Walk, Dir. Francis Lawrence  The Long Walk is a dystopian, post modern Civil War America.  Every year each state is represented by a young boy who walks for the grand prize of whatever they want.  The cost of victory?  The other 49 have to be dead.  There s no finish line and no breaks.  To fall behind or stop is to be killed.   Par the corse for Stephen King.  Mark Hamill (The Majo...

046 - The Conjuring: Last Rites, Dir. Michael Chaves The Conjuring universe has been going strong for over a decade now.  The Warrens have been famous for their insight on Witchcraft and Demonology and have done battle with Annabelle, Valek and many other unsavory demons that haunt our world.   The Conjuring: Last Rites is the 10th movie in the franchise and, so far, has had the strongest opening...

045 - Caught Stealing, Dir. Darren Aronofsky  Caught Stealing is okay.  It's not the best movie you'll watch this year but not the worst either. Austin Butler leads the cast as Hank, a guy who missed his chance earlier in his life due to an accident he caused that he still hasn't come to terms with, but when he gets caught up in his neighbors business, he is forced to step up and try to stay one s...

044 - September - December 2025: Our Most Anticipated Films In this episode, we look at each month and the theatrical releases from September to December 2025 and then close out the episode by listing our (3) most anticipated films for each of us.  What's on your list?  0:00:00 - Introductions and Banter 0:23:00 - Box Office  0:25:30 - Movie Recommendation- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Dir...

043 - Nobody 2, Dir. Timo Tjahjanto Nobody 2 is more of what Nobody (2021) gave us- just done a little less effectively. Hutch takes his family to the one place his father took him and his brother as kids to make family memories that will last.  But they learn the corrupt sheriff and the town drug lord have plans they do not wish to be disturbed.  What follows is great action, A cheesy villain, an...