In Reel Deep Podcast

Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, and Leonardo DiCaprio are a truly memorable trio in this oft-overlooked QT gem.

What makes Armageddon so special? We dissect how this unique concoction of Michael Bay, Bruce Willis and Billy Bob Thornton turned a dumb asteroid movie into cinematic gold.

What was the finest film of 2019: Parasite, The Irishman, Little Women, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood or The Farewell?

If you’re in the mood for competently sung Christmas classics plus a few random special guests, this variety show is for you. Otherwise, stream elsewhere.

2019 will be Netflix’s most critically acclaimed year to date, and add Klaus to that mix: it’s a true holiday gem.

Is this Anna Kendrick/Bill Hader vehicle a holiday sensation or a shameless cash grab from the new streaming service?

Is this the year that a streaming service like Disney+ or Netflix steals Hallmark’s holiday crown? Our Christmas guru returns to task us with a wintry mix of movies to consume.

Is this World War II retelling Tarantino’s best? Or merely one of his top two?

Even Tarantino admits that his half of the Grindhouse duo is his “worst movie,” but it’s still next up on our journey through QT’s filmography.

It’s official: Al Pacino has starred in a Quentin Tarantino movie. The trio from And Justice for Al reunites to discuss the film as a whole and especially Pacino’s performance.

This unexpected third entry in Tarantino’s filmography hints at a beautiful alternate universe where QT decides to take his foot off the gas permanently.

Quentin Tarantino’s debut feature feels very much like a director’s first movie, but it also sets a style and tone for the remarkable career that follows.