The 60th New York Film Festival is over and new movies are on the way! Before they are released later this year and into 2023, Art & Zach are joined by Austin Burke to highlight the best and worst films we saw at NYFF60.
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Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of October 17th. Art & Zach review Halloween Ends then break down their Picks for the 10 Best Movies/TV To Watch Right Now.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of October 10th. Zach flies solo to talk new releases like Amsterdam, Lyle Lyle Crocodile, TÁR, Triangle of Sadness, Blonde, as well as the latest episodes of House of the Dragon and Atlanta.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of October 3rd. Art & Zach give their Top 5 of What To Watch, with reviews of Abbott Elementary, Atlanta, House of the Dragon, Ramy, Bros, Catherine Called Birdy, Confess Fletch & Smile.
Read MoreTIFF is a huge film festival so we needed a huge crew to help us recap it. Amanda the Jedi as well as Jeff Borislow & Karsten Runquist from Karstcast help Art & Zach look back on the Best & Worst movies we saw.
Read MoreLive from Toronto, Zach recaps the festival and counts down his top ten films.
Read MoreWhat To Watch from the past weekends including the new horror thriller BARBARIAN, the Disney Product PinocchioTM, and Netflix going 5 rounds with Cobra Kai.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of August 29th. Starting off with What We're Watching, Zach calls in while Art runs through reviews of The Invitation, Mo, Lil Baby & more!
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of August 22nd. Starting off with What We're Watching, Art & Zach run-through reviews of House of the Dragon, Look Both Ways, Beast, Orphan: First Kill & She-Hulk.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of August 15th. Starting off with What We're Watching, Art & Zach run-through reviews of Emily the Criminal, Day Shift, Fall, Summering & Girl Picture.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of August 8th. Starting off with What We're Watching, Art & Zach run-through reviews of Bullet Train, Prey, The Sandman, Bodies Bodies Bodies & Easter Sunday.
Read MoreBodies Bodies Bodies (2022): When a group of rich 20-somethings plan a hurricane party at a remote family mansion, a party game turns deadly in this fresh and funny look at backstabbing, fake friends, and one party gone very, very wrong.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of August 1st. Starting off with What We're Watching, Art & Zach run-through reviews of Not Okay, Keep Breathing, DC League of Super Pets, Vengeance & Resurrection.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of July 25th. Starting off with What We're Watching, Art & Zach run-through reviews of Nope, My Old School, Alone Together, The Gray Man, Anything's Possible & This Is Gwar.
Read MoreNope (2022) is the third feature film from Jordan Peele, the man behind modern horror classics Get Out & Us. Starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Brandon Perea & Steve Yuen, Nope is about a group of people who witness a strange and unexplainable aerial phenomenon in the Californian desert.
Read MoreWhat To Watch the week of July 18th. Starting off with What We're Watching, Art & Zach run-through reviews of Where the Crawdads, Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank, Don’t Make Me Go, Persuasion, Incantation & The Rehearsal. Then in the New To See, they'll preview movies including Aftershock, Facing Nolan, My Old School, and more!
Read MoreTop 10 TV Shows of the year-to-date countdowns from Art, Zach & Amanda the Jedi! Which TV shows could we not get enough of through the first 6 months of 2022?
Read MoreTop 10 Movies of the year to date countdowns from Art, Zach & Amanda the Jedi! Which films could we not get enough of through the first 6 months of 2022?
Read MoreThor: Love and Thunder After Credits Review! Spoilers abound, beware!
Read MoreCovering the good, the bad, and everything in-between about movies.
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Two decades after a foundational year for us all, we take a look back at our adolescent selves and count down our Top 10 Favorite Films of 2005 to ring in their 20-year anniversaries.