On the series finale of Drunk Monkeys Radio, Matt, Ryan, and LVH talk the best films of 1998! Lebowski, Rushmore, and much more! Plus, a look ahead to the future of our intrepid Filmcast crew with Worth A Click: A Movie Review Podcast.
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The Filmcast crew assembles for a discussion of yet ANOTHER Marvel movie, this one featuring nearly every character, Avengers: Infinity War!
The Filmcast crew takes a look at the surreal, disturbing Joaquin Phoenix film You Were Never Really Here. Also, a look at surreal films from Gus Van Sant and David Lynch.
The Filmcast crew returns with a double bill of Soderbergh and Spielberg, as they review Unsane and Ready Player One and discuss conspiracy movies. Also, reviews of A Quiet Place and Paul the Apostle of Christ.
Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle in Time was slammed by the critics, well, the critics are WRONG. The Filmcast crew really dug it, and we spend this episode talking about that movie and other times the critics got it wrong on this episode of the Drunk Monkeys Radio Filmcast.
Critics and audiences are divided on Alex Garland's Annihilation, starring Natalie Portman in a very Natalie Portman role. Also, we take a look at other fantastical movie settings and give some final Oscar picks in this episode of Drunk Monkeys Radio!
Ryan Coogler's Black Panther is a sensation - is it the best Marvel film yet? We discuss that, and the worst Oscar picks of all time in the latest episode of Drunk Monkeys Radio!
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastThe Last Jedi
After two years of waiting, Luke Skywalker finally speaks! So what does he have to say? Find out in our ::spoiler filled:: review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson's controversial latest installment of the beloved space-fantasy franchise.
The Room is unquestionably the most entertaining bad movie ever made, so how entertaining is the movie that chronicles its birth? We dig into James Franco's The Disaster Artist as well as Lady Bird, Call Me By Your Name, and our favorite movies about movies on the latest episode of Drunk Monkeys Radio!
A split decision on the latest from Irish filmmaker Martin McDonagh's latest film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and a look at other "fight the power" films.
Our review of Harry Dean Stanton's final film, Lucky.
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastThor: Ragnarok & The Killing of a Sacred Deer
Two very different comedies on this episode of Drunk Monkeys Radio: Thor Ragnarok brings a Flight of the Conchords twist to an old formula, and Yorgos Lanthimos gets darker (yes darker than The Lobster) in The Killing of a Sacred Deer.
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastMother!
The Filmcast crew and special guest, filmmaker Jonathan Hammond, dig into Darren Aronofsky's surreal allegory Mother! and whether or not the Muppets are intrinsically racist. No, seriously.
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastLogan Lucky
Steven Soderbergh returns to the big screen with the underwhelming Logan Lucky. We dig into that and other redneck exploitation movies on the latest episode of Drunk Monkeys Radio!
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastDetroitfeaturing Derrick Lafayette
The Drunk Monkeys Radio crew, along with special guest Derrick Lafayette of the Two Bricks Podcast, navigate the emotionally difficult, historically complex waters of Kathryn Bigelow's Detroit. Also on the show, Ryan watches Robert Pattinson's latest, Good Time.
WHAT WE WATCHED: Good Time (2017); Kong: Skull Island (2017); Ingrid Goes West (2017)
FEATURED REVIEW: Detroit (2017)
60'S CIVIL RIGHTS MOVIES: The Intruder (1962); In The Heat of the Night (1968); Loving (2016); Panther (1995)
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastDunkirk
Yet another contentious discussion on the Drunk Monkeys Radio Filmcast! will Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk be the movie that finally tears the group apart? Also, Matt reconsiders The Thin Red Line, and the group talks war movies from Kubrick to Gibson.
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys Radio:The FilmcastValerian and the City of a Thousand Planets & War for the Planet of the Apes
War! War in space, amongst primates, and between the Filmcast hosts as Ryan and Lawrence split votes on Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. After that, we dig into the conclusion of the Planet of the Apes Caesar trilogy, which leads to a discussion of wrapping up trilogies. Also, Matt reconsiders Rogue One and Lawrence and Ryan reconsider Adam Driver's face, all on the latest episode of The Drunk Monkeys Radio Filmcast!
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastBaby Driver &Spider-Man: Homecoming
TWO-FOR-TUESDAY ON DRUNK MONKEYS RADIO! For the first time, we dig into TWO movies in current release, Marvel's latest, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Edgar Wright's Baby Driver. Baby Driver's 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, but only 33% on Drunk Monkeys Radio! Listen as Ryan defends the movie against an onslaught of criticism by Matt and LVH. Also, Matt reconsiders Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan in Drive, LVH revisits The Last Starfighter, and much, much more!
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastIt Comes at Night
The Filmcast crew returns for their first foray into horror with the ultra-slow burn of It Comes at Night. Also, Matt gives Hail, Caesar a second chance and the guys discuss post-apocalyptic movies.
Films discussed: The Stanford Prison Experiment (2015); Planet Outlaws (1953); Hail, Caesar (2016); It Comes at Night (2017); The Quiet Earth (1985); The Rover (2014); Last Night (1998)
PODCASTDrunk Monkeys RadioFilmcastWonder Woman
How does Wonder Woman fare in her first solo outing? Why does Matt hate Apocalypse Now? Who is the best Batman? All this and much more on the latest episode of the Drunk Monkeys Radio Filmcast!