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Rachel left Wild Horse Nine ready to hand John Malkovich an Oscar. Jason left ready to file a complaint about the sound of a gunshot.
Our spoiler review of Martin McDonagh’s CIA dark comedy is up. We get into Malkovich, Sam Rockwell, Easter Island, and whether a trailer can tell you the same joke so many times it becomes a personal grievance.
...️ FULL SPOILERS for La Bola Negra, including the ending.
La Bola Negra (The Black Ball) gave us three timelines, a heartbreaking story.
Jason and Rachel review La Bola Negra, the Spanish drama from Los Javis—Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi—exploring queer identity, repression, family secrets, and the freedom to live openly. We unpack its interconnected stories,...
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Somehow, Palpatine returned. Somehow, we watched this again.
Our Star Wars rewatch reaches The Rise of Skywalker—and even our resident defender of a galaxy far, far away is having trouble keeping the peace. Jason, Rachel, and returning guest Jeshua review Star Wars: Episode IX, debate the sequel trilogy’s ending, and finish by ranking all 12 Star...
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Getting swallowed by a sperm whale is bad. Having to work through your daddy issues while you’re in there? Bit much.
We review Whalefall, Brian Duffield’s survival thriller starring Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin, based on the novel by Daniel Kraus. What looks like an underwater nightmare turns out to be an emotional story about grief, father-son ...
Did Elizabeth Holmes con Nathan Fielder? Or did Nathan Fielder just make the best movie of 2026?
This week, JD and Rachel go all in on You Can See Everything, the astonishing new A24 documentary from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim about the disgraced Theranos founder and her final days before prison.
What begins as a surprisingly intimate portrait o...