Nothing says “it’s the holiday season” more than watching 215 minutes of The Grinch adaptations. Which is the best, and which is the worst? Hint: the Jim Carrey one is the worst.
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Getting Kurt Russell to play Santa Claus was a coup for Netflix’s The Christmas Chronicles, but was it enough to push the movie into must-watch holiday status?
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Because we are gluttons for punishment, we invited the biggest Christmas fan in the universe back on the podcast to force more holiday movies down our gullets. Join us to find out which ones.
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Horror Month concludes with by far the best movie ever made about stealing babies and turning them into levitation potions.
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Bradley Cooper’s feature-film debut can be consumed as a love story gone awry, or as a deeper examination of broken people and the choices they make. We break down how it expertly serves as both.
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Now that Venom is finally here, are we happy or horrified to see the Spider-Man villain on the big screen? A special guest joins us to talk all things symbiotes.
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October means Horror Month on the In Reel Deep Podcast; we begin with the occasionally violent and oft-uncomfortable Hereditary.
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To celebrate In Reel Deep's kinda sorta five-year anniversary, we're revisiting a handful of recent movies we can't stop thinking about.
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What will the new Academy Award for Best Popular Film end up being? Is it just a cheap ratings ploy to award more statues to movies like Black Panther? We voice our two cents, and then some.
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With the rise of Netflix, the dominance of Disney, and the doomed-to-failure disruption of MoviePass, what’s next for the film industry? We have no idea, but we try to break it all down anyway.
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To celebrate the upcoming 90th Academy Awards, and also to take potshots at them, we're predicting the big eight awards we count down the seconds to the March 4 ceremony.
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Welcome to the In Reel Deep Podcast's last look at 2017, where we dissect the year that was and also choose our Movie of the Year. Will it be Dunkirk or Get Out?
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Is The Last Jedi the best Star Wars movie since The Empire Strikes Back? Or is it the worst? Let's find out.
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Our month of nonstop holiday cheer comes to a close with the story of Clark Griswold and his quest to produce the perfect Christmas.
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Christmas Month offers up a steaming lump of coal as our three grinches examine just what the hell people love about Love Actually.
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Christmas Month on the In Reel Deep Podcast continues with Arthur Christmas, the unfortunately titled 2011 animated comedy
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Welcome to Christmas Month, the In Reel Deep Podcast's latest trip down holiday lane. On our introductory episode, we examine what makes a Christmas movie and choose the three movies we'll be watching.
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Horror Month comes to a thrilling conclusion with It Follows, the 2014 psychological horror gem that turns "someone walking behind you" into a truly frightening ordeal.
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Horror Month continues with The Thing, John Carpenter's 1982 sci-fi/horror masterpiece that melds the two genres better than any movie not named Alien.
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As Horror Month rolls on, our first foray into frightening features is writer-director Roman Polanski's 1968 psychological horror classic.
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Neither of the In Reel Deep guys are horror fans, which is why they're making October "Horror Month" and breaking down not only the genre but some of its most famous films.
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Once upon a time, Sully and The Accountant stormed theaters nationwide. Andrew and Steve revisit that magical fall of 2016 on its near-one-year anniversary.
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Andrew and Steve are back together! Mostly because one of them hasn't seen Casablanca. In a before-and-after podcast, they see the movie and then examine its legacy, 75 years later.
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Alien: Covenant or Prometheus 2? We welcome another special guest to the podcast to talk about the larger Alien mythos and if Ridley Scott's latest entries are helping or hurting the series.
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