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Reel and Uncut Podcast | Movie Reviews
We discuss movies, sometimes the worst & sometimes the greatest. It'll be a bit of chaos & wisdom followed by some random discussion & side quests. If you're into hearing a few normal people casually chat about movies they love or hate this is the spot for you.
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Episodes
The VHS Vault: 90's Movies We Loved | Reel & Uncut Movie & TV Reviews | Episode 3 07.07.2026 57:36
Full spoiler review of Speed (1994), Hackers (1995) and A Gnome Named Norm (1990). Three friends get hilarious ranking the 90s VHS movies they grew up on. This is the VHS Vault, our 90s nostalgia episode, where Dylan, Scott and Russell each bring a movie they loved as kids and rate it on the Reel 10 scale, the one where War of the Worlds (2025) still sits at the bottom as a perfect 10. Expect full...
Riddick (2013) Review Spirals Into Total Chaos | Reel & Uncut Movie Review | EP 2 30.06.2026 41:00
Dylan, Scott, and Russell bring full comedy chaos to a Riddick review and it spirals fast into confessions, tangents, and beer talk. This episode is supposed to be about Riddick (2013) and for a while, it actually is. The guys dig into the movie's B-movie charm, the anti-hero character work, that fantastic dog, and a budget that somehow stretched four times further than their last "worst...
We Review War of the Worlds (2025) | Reel & Uncut Movie Review | EP 1 30.06.2026 49:12
Real and Uncut is here, and the comedy starts with the worst movie we could find. In the inaugural episode, Dylan sits down with Scott & Russell to launch a brand-new show built around one simple bit: watch a movie, then argue about whether anything could possibly be worse. First up: the 2025 War of the Worlds , starring Ice Cube and Eva Longoria. Dylan and Scott go through the laptop-screen g...
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