The Awesome Village

It’s another packed visit to the Village as we tell you about the latest , greatest and leastest (?) of movies and TV. We’ll fill you in about the Umbrella Academy’s final season on Nextflix. We’ll recap our thoughts on this season of Max’s House of the Dragon and we’ll bring you reviews of M. Night Shamalyan’s Trap and more. We’ll also bestow another crown on an Awesome Villager. So pop some corn...

After a rough patch for the village, we convene to remember someone dear to us as well as give you our thought on Deadpool and Wolverine as well as announcements from Comic Con and D23.

*Hey everyone! The AV Crew can’t get together this week, so here’s a classic episode to have fun with this week! Enjoy! *After Glenn goes on an eventful family vacation to Walt Disney World and survives, he returns to fill us in on his experience.  We also catch you up on Picard from CBS All Access and Star War: Clone Wars from Disney +.  We also give you our review of The Invisible Man.  All that...

We’re down a surly Vin Diesel look a like this week as Ryan has to sit out, but fear not, for we’re here to bring you up to date on a few things. We’ll talk about Glenn’s recent Disney World trip. We’ll discuss the Paris Olympics. We’ll talk about the end of this newest season of The Boys and bring you reviews of Long Legs and Twisters. All that, plus we crown an Awesome Villager.

Deadpool and Wolverine is coming out and we decided to pit Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds against each other. We do a tournament to decide whose movies are better. You won’t want to miss this battle for the ages.

Come with me and you’ll see a world of…pure reviewing elders. This week we’ll tell you all about new seasons of Star Trek: Prodigy and Interview with the Vampire. We’ll also review Ricky Stanicky, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F and Thelma plus so much more. We’ll also remember some people we lost as well as crown this week’s Awesome Villager.

We didn’t actually buy a theater…but if we did…

The moment you’ve all been waiting for, the full review of The Exorcism. We all suffered so you didn’t have to. Listen as Ryan gives you the most comprehensive breakdown of the film. We’ll also discuss American Nightmare, the new season of The Bear on Hulu and reviews of Under Paris and A Quiet Place Day One.

Part 2 of last week’s episode starts today and we discuss a bunch of movies you should watch or avoid. We’ll tell you about Monkey Man, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Hitman and Godzilla Minus One. We’ll also decide on who is crowned Awesome Villager from the past two weeks.

In this first part of a two part episode, we talk about a bunch of summer television. Join us as we discuss Star Wars The Acolyte along with documentaries like Dancing for the Devil, Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial and we’ll also discuss new seasons of The Boys and House of the Dragon. Come back next week where we talk about some summer movies.

The accountants here at the firm of Village Elders have convened to evaluate troubled productions and decide which should’ve been written off for tax purposes rather than released.

Villagers, you’ve returned for a good week. We have gathered once again to talk tell you about the things you should devote your time or your apathy towards in tv and cinema. We’ll talk about the concluions of Star Trek Discovery and A Gentleman in Moscow. We’ll also bring you reviews of Garfield, Furious, Jim Henson Idea Man and so much more.

The end of the world as we know it is a popular well for stories to be drawn from. This week, we have a discussion about a collection of those movies and what our thoughts are on them. We may even tell you a few to get started with.

After a gentleman’s evening with the whiskys of Scotland, we sit down to discuss the things that deserve your attention or apathy. We’ll discuss the new season of Doctor Who, the final of X-Men ‘97 whether you should watch Dark Matter and we’ll bring you reviews of Iron Claw, Madame Web and much more.

Every now and then, our fans reach out and tell us things they want to hear on the show. Join us today as we do a little fan service and break a few of them down for your enjoyment.

The wait is over. We finally review Fall Guy. Nothing else matters. Fall Guy has been released…we have wrestled the keyboard from Greg to tell you we have other things we talk about like Bad Batch, Tokyo Vice, and the roast of Tom Brady. We also warn you about Unfrosted and review They Call Him Mostly Harmless and Idea of You.

1999 was a great year for film…and for us. Join us as we discuss that year in film and what it meant for us at the time and even now.

On this day in April, we sit down again in what amounts to a group therapy session as we’ve watched another round of disturbing Netflix shows and more. Join us for reviews of Fallout, X-Men ‘97, Baby Reindeer, Gentleman in Moscow and we also review Dream Scenario and The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. We also crown this week’s Awesome Villager.

With the upcoming release of The Ministry of Ungentlemenly Warfare, we go over the fascinating characters of Guy Ritchie and decide on the best. We also give you a list of movies of his that you should give your attention.

It’s a big week and we need to catch you up on all the stuff that deserves your attention or apathy. We discuss Quiet on the Set, the final season premiere of Star Trek Discovery, the welcome return of X-Men ’97, both the film and TV versions of The Gentleman. We also bring you reviews of Road House, Damsel, and Dune 2 and a bunch of others. So join us for those, and the crowning of this week’s Aw...

Hollywood sometimes has writer’s block and will return to the well and do movies over again. Which ones were good? Which ones weren’t so good? What movies should be remade that haven’t and which movies are too sacred to touch?

We hope you are watching your favorite Easter film or suddenly realizing there aren’t many to begin with. Nevertheless there are a lot of Easter Eggs in movies. Join us for a discussion about them and a little game.

In a celebration of Kurt Russell’s recent birthday, we discuss his win/loss record and determine a box set you should build to continue the celebration.

We all have those movies we know are terrible but we love them anyway. Today we’re going to put together a box set of some of our favorites.

Ryan invents a new scale to judge nudity and the rest of us talk about movies and tv. We’ll tell you if Shogun, Tracker and Mr & Ms. Smith deserve your attention or disdain and we’ll review Aquaman The Lost Kingdom, Poor Things and Lover, Stalker, Killer.