InsideFlix Podcast

On this episode we give three television show reviews: first is the Quarantine Special Episode of Apple TV's video-game workplace comedy series "Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet" from 'Always Sunny' co-creator/co-star Rob McElhenney. The second is Amazon's sci-fi comedy series "Upload" from Emmy-winner Greg Daniels, starring Robbie Amell as a car-crash victim whose consciousness is uploaded into a digital afterlife. And the third is Hulu's adult space-alien cartoon series "Solar Opposites" from Justin Roiland, co-creator of 'Rick and Morty'

On this episode we give two non-spoiler reviews on Netflix's latest rom-com The Lovebirds starring Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani as a couple on the run after they are mistakenly identified as murder suspects, and the teen dramedy The Half of It starring newcomers Leah Lewis, Daniel Diemer, and Alexxis Lemire as high school students who find themselves in a twisted love triangle.

On this episode we give a Non-Spoiler review of Josh Trank's new biopic Capone starring Tom Hardy as a the notorious mobster Alphonse Capone as he spent the last years of his life at his mansion in Palm Island, Florida, spending his remaining time with his wife and grandchildren.

On this episode we give non-spoiler reviews on HBO's latest high school embezzlement drama Bad Education starring Hugh Jackman, Allison Janney, and Ray Romano, and Netflix's new gangster drama All Day and a Night starring Moonlight's Ashton Sanders and Jeffrey Wright. Also we each give some quick recommendations on some of the other television shows and movies we've recently enjoyed online.

On this episode we take a non-spoiler look at Netflix's new action-thriller Extraction starring Chris Hemsworth as a black market mercenary who is hired to extract the young son of an international crime lord. We also review Apple TV +'s original music documentary Beastie Boys Story directed by Spike Jonze and featuring Mike D, and Adam Horovitz. As a bonus we take a look back at the 1983 cult-classic teen comedy Valley Girl starring Nicolas Cage and Deborah Foreman.

On this episode we review the rest of the 2020 films that was lucky enough to make it onto the Big Screen before the current pandemic forced theaters to shut down everywhere, starting with Bad Boys For Life with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence, The Invisible Man starring Elisabeth Moss, The Hunt starring Betty Gilpin, Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen, and Disney and Pixar's Onward.

On this episode we give non-spoiler reviews of three recently released movies that are now available to stream or download, starting with Netflix's Spanish horror-thriller The Platform which has prisoners scourging for food as a large platform carrying gourmet dinners floats from the top to the bottom floor. Then its Apple TV's banking drama starring Anthony Mackie and Samuel L. Jackson as two of the first African-American bankers in the United States. And, finally we end it with Hulu's coming-of-age comedy Big Time Adolescence starring SNL's Pete Davidson as an aimless college dropout who befriends a socially awkward 16-year old high schooler.

We review two of the most popular movie rentals, due to current events, Steven Soderbergh's Contagion and Wolfgang Petersen's Outbreak and break them both down to see which movie we think is considered better in our first no-holds barred match we're calling Cinema Thunderdome.

On this episode we give non-spoiler reviews on two new movies now playing... or was playing in theaters. First, is the comic book action flick Bloodshot starring Vin Diesel as a former soldier who gets his body replaced with advanced nano-technology making him an ultimate killing machine. Second, is the basketball drama The Way Back starring Ben Affleck as an alcoholic who gets a shot at redemption by becoming a high school basketball coach of a team destined for greatness.

On this episode we review three new movies now available to stream or download that may or may not be worth watching. First up is Netflix's new action-comedy Spencer Confidential starring Mark Wahlberg, Winston Duke, Iliza Shlesinger, and Alan Arkin. Then we review the new animated feature from DC Comics' Superman: Red Son which features an alternate take on the Man of Steel. Finally, we end our review with the new sci-fi horror flick Color Out of Space starring Nicolas Cage as a family man with a strange encounter with a meteorite and some alpacas.

On this episode we do Non-Spoiler reviews on some of the new television series that just started streaming starting with Netflix's I Am Not Okay With This starring IT stars Sophia Lillis and Wyatt Oleff. Then we review Hulu's new take on Nick Hornby's novel High Fidelity starring Zoe Kravitz, followed by Apple TV's new comedy Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet starring Always Sunny's Rob McElhenney. As an added Bonus we also do a quick review on Amazon's new Nazi-hunting series produced by Jordan Peele, Hunters starring Al Pacino and Logan Lerman.

On this episode we give a couple of non-spoiler reviews of two new movies now playing in theaters, first off is the family film based on the popular video game Sonic The Hedgehog starring Jim Carrey, James Marsden and the voice of Ben Schwartz. Second is the Blumhouse-produced horror flick based on the 80's television series Fantasy Island starring Michael Pena, Maggie Q, and Lucy Hale.

On this episode we each give our Top Ten picks as the best films from the past decade, plus we give some of our honorable mentions that just missed making our Top Ten lists. Not all our picks were Oscar Winners or even Oscar Contenders in the years they came out, but all of them left a great impression on us and we each consider them to be a worthy watch that everyone can enjoy.

On this episode we give our quick thoughts on the Game-Changing historical wins from The Oscars this past week. Then we each give out our Top Ten Lists of 2019 Films, plus some honorable mentions that didn't quite make our Top Ten.

On this episode we review DC's latest comic book movie Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn starring Oscar nominee Margot Robbie as the former sidekick to the clown prince of Gotham who teams up with a group of female vigilantes calling themselves the Birds of Prey. The film also stars Ewan McGregor, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Rosie Perez, and Chris Messina. As a bonus we also give our best to worst rankings on all the previously released DCEU films.

On this episode we give our predictions of this year's Oscar nominated film categories, including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Director. We also share our thoughts on some of the movies and performances that the Academy may have missed as well as some of which we felt weren't worthy of a nomination in the first place.

On this episode we do three non-spoiler reviews on some recent movies based on real events starting with the Fox News scandal drama Bombshell starring Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie. We follow-up with Clint Eastwood's Atlanta Olympic bombing hero-turned-suspect drama Richard Jewell starring Paul Walter Hauser, Sam Rockwell, and Kathy Bates. Finally we do our last report on Amazon's The Report starring Adam Driver as a Washington staffer sent to investigate CIA's controversial use of enhanced interrogation techniques.

On this episode we do non-spoiler reviews of three Best Picture Nominated films, first is Sam Mendes' WWI epic 1917 starring George MacKay and Dean-Charles Chapman. Next up is Taika Waititi's latest Hitler dramedy Jojo Rabbit starring Roman Griffin Davis, Scarlett Johansson, and Sam Rockwell. Finally we review Greta Gerwig's fresh take on the classic tale of Little Women starring Saorise Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, and Laura Dern.