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Nope (2022)

We're about a month late but finally talking Jordan Peele's UFO epic. 

Sinister (2012)

Our discussion on the Black Phone got us down the path of another Ethan Hawke starring horror film from the early. 2010s. In this film he plays a true crime novelist who moves his family into a murder house to find inspiration for his next great book. If The Shining has taught us anything, it's that moving your family into a notorious murder property to write a book will never bring favorable results. Join us this week as we talk Sinister.

The Black Phone (2022)

We're back at the theater for this week's movie. The latest Blumhouse horror flick takes us back to 1979 where we follow a kid names Finney, an often bullied quiet kid in his Denver suburb. When a frightening serial killer named The Grabber (played by the excellent Ethan Hawke) kidnaps Finney and locks him in his basement, he finds an old Black Phone (GET IT?!) that may be his only way out.

Dr. Strange in The Multiverse of Madness (2022)

Sam Raimi makes his return to Marvel films with the 2022 sequel to Dr. Strange. A sequel of sorts to Spider-Man: No Way Home, we catch up with Dr. Stephen Strange who teams up fellow superpowered being America Chavez as they try to stop Scarlett Witch from taking over the Multiverse.

Jurassic World: Dominion (2022)

Nothing says Jurassic Park sequel like potential Global food shortages, irreversible ecological changes, and the evil of capitalism. Colin Trevorrow returns to the director's chair for "The End of the Jurassic Era". The final film in this franchise combines plotlines from all 6 films and brings together the stars of both franchises to stop Billionaire and CEO of BioSyn (aka obviously Evil Corporation, Inc.) Lewis Dodgeson from using the technology that brought dinosaurs back to life to make himself more money. Oh yeah there's dinosaurs in this too. Join us as we talk about the final film in this tentpole franchise.

Jurassic World (2015)

In 2015,  Colin Trevorrow was selected by Steven Spielberg to take us back to Jurassic Park. Following a gaggle of unmade movies including a bizarre Dino/Human mutant movie, the simplest way to bring us back into this world was finding out what a fully functioning park with Dinosaurs would look like. Similar to the original film, the genetic modification goes too far, and our main characters have to save parkgoers from the Indominus Rex, a T-Rex/Raptor monstrosity.

The Evil Dead (1981)

We are back talking Sam Raimi's directorial debut. One of the older "cabin in the woods" films, we follow a group of young adults as they escape to a relative's cabin for a fun 80s teen horror getaway. These plans are foiled by a demonic force that moves through the surrounding forest. Also the film debut of Bruce Campbell as Ash! 

The Killing (1956)

Our third (and final for now) entry in the Heist movie film festival is a real throwback to 1956. This crime film is one of the early films of Stanley Kubrick and revolves around a group of criminals who decide to rob a San Francisco Bay Area racetrack.

The Town (2010)

Ocean’s Eleven (2001)

We're back from a 2 week hiatus and we've brought an all star cast with us. This 2001 Heist movie starring George Clooney, along with Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Bernie Mac (R.I.P.), Don Cheadle, and others revolves around a group of criminals who plan to rob 3 Vegas casinos at once on the night of a big Heavyweight fight.