The Oscar Worsty Podcast

Today the Oscar Grouches are joined by the boys from Leveling Up with Benjamin Banks as they talk about they pick for ignored horror films in 2001's "Pulse"

Today the Grouches finish up their following of Marty and recap the ups and downs of this brilliant man. 

The Grouches have finally caught up on all the best picture winners and today we finally found out where the academy truly went wrong

Marty produces this film from his long-time collaborator, and dear friend, Paul Schrader. Schrader brings casts beloved dreamboat, Oscar Isaac, as a war criminal turned card shark dealing with PTSD, human relationships, and a young man with a revenge scheme. Hear what our Grouches think of this 2021 drama.

Today the Oscar Grouches look back at 2021's best picture winner "CODA"

Marty continues documenting the career of Bob Dylan and his mythologized 1970s tour with a group of Trav's favorite artists!

Today the Oscar Grouches look back at 2020's best picture winner "Nomadland"

Marty shows us all what cinema truly is when he unleashes this 3 and a half hour meditation on his career, life, and legacy. Don't worry, he disguised it as a gangster picture. He even brought DeNiro and Pesci back to show how serious he is about it.

Today the Oscar Grouches look back at 2019's best picture winner "Parasite"

Have you ever wanted to listen to Martin Scorsese laugh incessantly? We'll, now you can! This week we watch Marty directs a docu-series for Netflix, called "Pretend It's a City," where he spends seven episodes talking to writer, Fran Lebowitz. The Grouches cover episode one, and share their opinions on it.

Today the Oscar Grouches discuss 2018's "best" picture winner Green Book

Today the Oscar Grouches look back at 2017's best picture winner "The Shape of Water"

This week Marty adapts a novel about Christian persecution in Japan in the 1600's. He trades his usual leading men for the exceptional talents of Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver. See how our Grouches feel about this 2016 Scorsese offering.

Today the Oscar Grouches look back at 2016's best picture winner "Moonlight"

This week the Grouches are delving into Marty's love letter to the New York Review of Books. We look at its history, its notable employees, and its place as a New York Institution. Listen to see where the guys say it sits among their rankings.  

Today the Oscar Grouches look back at 2015's best picture winner "Spotlight"

Have you ever wondered what it would be like if Marty directed a 16 minute long commercial for two Asian casinos? We'll, wonder no longer! Not only had he done this, but he has also brought along his two favorite leading men, De Niro and DiCaprio, and his Departed co-producer, Brad Pitt.

Today the Oscar Grouches look back at 2014's best picture winner "Birdman: or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

The Grouches watch a collection of commercials either directed by or starring Marty and discuss their favorites.

Today the Oscar Grouches celebrate their favorite filthy casual's birthday by watching his 2 favorite "fantastic" films, Spice World and Starship Troopers. 

Marty brings Leo back to talk about disgraced stock broker, Jordan Belfort, and The Grouches we're excited to talk about this bizarre film. Give it a listen to hear where they place it in their rankings.

Today the Grouches look back at 2013's best picture winner "12 Years A Slave"

Marty is back to his music documentary ways with this look at the life of George Harrison, the quiet Beatle. It covers every facet of his career from The Beatles, to his solo work, to the Traveling Wilburys. But is it the tell-all our Grouches hope it will be?

Today the Grouches look back at 2012's best picture winner "Argo"

Scorsese is making a fictional narrative film about the thing he loves the most: film. Though he happens to be hiding it in a family film adapted from a book by Brian Selznick.